No credit card requiredFree tier · 2 scans/moNot an overlay
1.1.1Non-text content
1.4.3Contrast (min)
2.4.4Link purpose
4.1.2Name · role · value
5,100+Federal ADA suits 2025
+37%YoY increase
$15K/yrWhat Siteimprove costs
$39/moWhat AccessiScan costs
Got an ADA demand letter?
Get dated proof you acted — today.
The question that decides these cases is simple: when did you know, and what did you do about it? Our one-time audit ships a Legal Evidence Pack — the documented, verifiable answer your attorney will ask for.
A timestamped, SHA-256 hash-signed audit record with a public verification page
A 30 / 60 / 90-day remediation plan, pre-filled with your actual issues
A draft accessibility statement, ready to publish
A demand-letter response template for your attorney to adapt
Documents your good-faith effort. Automated checks cover roughly 30–40% of WCAG 2.1 AA; this is not a certificate of compliance and not legal advice.
BASELINE ESTABLISHED
scanned: 2026-06-14T18:22:07Z (UTC)
sha-256: 9f2c…a41e
verify: accessiscan.piposlab.com/verify/…
Confirms the audit existed on this date and is unaltered. It does not confirm the site meets WCAG 2.1 AA or the ADA.
Competitive landscape
How AccessiScan compares.
Compiled April 2026 from public pricing pages.
Tool
Starting price
AI fix code
VPAT 2.5 export
CI/CD action
AccessiScanUs
$39/mo
accessiBe
$49/mo
UserWay
$49/mo
Siteimprove
$15,000/yr
Deque axe
Free / $45/user
What you get
Three things every other scanner skips.
Auditors hand you a CSV. Overlays hand you a lawsuit. We hand you fix code, a VPAT, and a green CI light.
app/footer.tsx
- <img src="seal.png" />
+ <img src="seal.png" alt="City of Austin seal" />
WCAG 1.1.1 · Non-text content
Auto-Fix PR
AI ships the fix code, not just the bug list.
Claude-written diffs land as a real GitHub Pull Request — alt-text, ARIA labels, lang attrs, link/button names, contrast ratios. Atomic commits, CODEOWNERS-aware, scan re-runs in CI before the bot requests review.
GitHub AppWCAG 2.1 AAaxe-core + AI vision
VPAT 2.5 Rev 508WCAG 2.1 AA
1.1.1Non-text contentSupports
1.4.3Contrast (min)Supports
2.4.4Link purposeSupports
4.1.2Name, role, valuePartial
VPAT 2.5 export
Procurement-ready in one click.
Generate a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template mapped to A and AA success criteria. Section 508 + EN 301 549 conformance reports too. Drop it straight into an RFP response.
Section 508EN 301 549RFP-ready
.github/workflows/a11y.yml
name:Accessibility
on:[pull_request]
jobs:
scan:
uses:accessiscan/action@v1
fail-on:critical
Pass · 0 critical · 2 minor
GitHub Action
Block critical violations at the merge gate.
One YAML file fails the build on critical/serious issues — before they ship. Comments inline on the PR, fingerprints baseline issues, and posts a delta against main. Continuous monitoring runs in parallel.
CI/CDContinuousBuild-fail policy
The differentiator
We don't just audit. We open the PR.
Every other scanner hands engineers a 200-row CSV and walks away. AccessiScan ships diff-ready fix code as a GitHub Pull Request — your team reviews, merges, ships.
Patches mapped to WCAG success criteria with citations
Included on the Business plan ($299/mo). Pro and Agency plans get AI-powered fix suggestions; Auto-Fix PRs against your repo are Business and Team only.
OpenFix WCAG 1.4.3 contrast violations on /pricing
accessiscan-bot wants to merge 1 commit into main from fix/wcag-1-4-3+12 −7
If you're filing a VPAT next quarter or briefing in-house counsel on Title II, start here. Need something specific? Email our compliance team.
WCAG 2.1 AA is the conformance level the U.S. Department of Justice cites in the April 2024 Title II Final Rule. It covers 50 success criteria — text contrast, keyboard navigation, alt-text on images, ARIA roles, focus order, captioning. It's also what Section 508 and EN 301 549 reference. AccessiScan tests against all 50 with axe-core plus AI vision for criteria code-only scanners can't see.