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Website accessibility isn't optional anymore — it's a legal requirement in most countries, and the rules keep evolving. Between ADA lawsuits in the US, the European Accessibility Act rolling out across the EU, and new state-level laws like Georgia's 2027 mandate, businesses are under more pressure than ever to make sure their digital properties are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.
The good news? You don't need an expensive audit firm to get started. AccessiTool offers a full suite of free, instant accessibility scanners that check your website against the exact standards regulators care about — from WCAG 2.1 AA to country-specific laws.
Here's a quick look at what each tool does and why it matters.
Scan your website for ADA compliance, WCAG 2.1 AA, color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, PDF accessibility, and mobile responsiveness — all with one free tool.
Scan your website against ADA Title II & III requirements using the WCAG 2.1 AA framework — the same standard referenced in most ADA accessibility lawsuits.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires businesses and public entities to make their websites accessible. Over 5,100 ADA lawsuits were filed in 2025 alone.
Test against EN 301 549 standards and meet European Accessibility Act requirements. Any business selling to European customers must comply.
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is now active across EU member states. Non-compliance can result in fines up to €100,000.
Healthcare accessibility scanner for Section 504 compliance. Built specifically for hospital, clinic, and patient-portal websites.
Healthcare organizations receiving US federal funding must comply with HHS Section 504. Deadlines are approaching fast.
Prepare for Georgia's new 2027 state law. Free WCAG scan for businesses operating in or serving Georgia residents.
Georgia's new accessibility law takes effect with a compliance deadline in September 2027. Getting ahead now avoids last-minute scrambling.
Test your color combinations against the WCAG 4.5:1 contrast ratio — the baseline requirement for legible text and UI elements.
A huge percentage of accessibility violations come down to one thing: text that's hard to read. This tool helps you fix it.
Try Color Contrast →Reviews tab order, focus indicators, and keyboard navigation — making sure people who rely on keyboards alone can use your site.
Not everyone uses a mouse. This scanner ensures your site is fully operable via keyboard, a key WCAG requirement.
Try Keyboard Checker →Catches structural issues that cause screen readers to skip content — ARIA labels, alt text, and semantic HTML.
Screen readers depend on clean code. This tool ensures your site is properly structured for assistive technology.
Try Screen Reader →Reviews tagging, reading order, and alt text inside your PDF documents — just as legally relevant as your web pages.
PDFs are often the most overlooked part of accessibility audits. This tool ensures they're legally compliant too.
Try PDF Checker →Scans touch target sizes and VoiceOver compatibility for both iOS and Android — ensuring mobile users aren't left behind.
With most traffic now coming from phones, this tool ensures your mobile experience is accessible to all.
Try Mobile Scanner →Checks your site against ADA, EAA, Section 508, AODA, and UK accessibility regulations in a single scan.
Operating across multiple regions? This combined report gives you one report instead of five.
Try Multi-Law →Beyond just detecting issues, this tool fixes them — using AI to auto-generate alt text and apply correct tagging structure.
Save hours of manual remediation work with AI-powered tagging and alt text generation for inaccessible PDFs.
🔍 Not sure which tool to use? Start with our ADA Compliance Checker — the most popular tool for US businesses.
Ensure your website meets ADA Title III, EAA, Section 508, AODA, UK Equality Act, DDA, and Georgia's new 2027 accessibility law. One scan covers all global compliance standards.
Free ADA compliance checker for Title II & III. Scan your website against WCAG 2.1 AA standards and avoid US accessibility lawsuits.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires businesses and public entities to make their websites accessible under Title II and Title III. Compliance is measured against the WCAG 2.1 AA standard, the same benchmark courts use in accessibility lawsuits.
Learn More →EAA compliance checker for EU websites. Test against EN 301 549 standards and meet European Accessibility Act requirements today.
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is now active across EU member states, requiring digital products and services to meet the EN 301 549 standard. Any business selling to European customers — even from outside the EU — falls under its scope.
Learn More →HHS Section 504 accessibility checker for healthcare websites. Urgent deadline approaching — scan now for federal funding compliance.
Healthcare organizations that receive US federal funding must comply with Section 504 accessibility rules enforced by HHS. The deadline for many providers is urgent, making early compliance checks essential. This scanner is built specifically for hospital, clinic, and patient-portal websites.
Learn More →Georgia accessibility law checker — prepare for the September 2027 deadline. Free WCAG scan for businesses operating in Georgia.
Georgia's new accessibility law takes effect with a compliance deadline in September 2027, adding another layer of requirements for businesses operating in the state. Getting ahead of the deadline now avoids a last-minute rush later.
Learn More →AODA and ACA compliance checker for Canadian websites. Test Ontario and federal accessibility standards for free.
Businesses operating in Ontario must comply with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), while federally regulated organizations fall under the Accessible Canada Act (ACA). Both laws are actively enforced and reference WCAG-based standards.
Learn More →UK Equality Act accessibility checker based on WCAG 2.2. Free scan to ensure your website meets UK legal requirements.
The UK Equality Act requires websites and digital services to be accessible to people with disabilities, with compliance generally measured against WCAG 2.2 guidelines. UK businesses and public sector bodies are both within scope.
Learn More →Australian DDA accessibility checker. Free scan to test your website against the Disability Discrimination Act standards.
Australia's Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) makes it unlawful to discriminate against people with disabilities, including through inaccessible websites. Enforcement has increased alongside growing awareness of digital accessibility rights.
Learn More →Section 508 compliance checker for US federal agencies and contractors. Free WCAG-based scan to meet federal accessibility law.
Section 508 requires US federal agencies and contractors to make their digital content accessible, with compliance assessed against WCAG standards. Government vendors are routinely required to prove Section 508 conformance before contracts are awarded.
Learn More →🔍 Not sure which law applies to you? Try our Multi-Law Compliance Report — one scan covers all 8 laws.
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See exactly what you get — real WCAG 2.1 AA compliance reports with violations list, compliance score, and actionable fixes. Download PDF reports for legal documentation.
Enterprise-grade accessibility testing completely free. 60-second scans, 10+ tools, PDF reports, and multi-law compliance — trusted by 5000+ businesses worldwide.
Meet ADA, EAA, Section 508, AODA, UK Equality Act, and DDA requirements with one free scan. WCAG 2.1 AA compliant reports for legal documentation.
Enter your URL and get a complete accessibility report in under a minute. No signup, no credit card — just instant results.
From color contrast to PDF remediation, keyboard navigation to mobile scanning — all in one platform. No hidden costs, ever.
Accessibility lawsuits have grown year over year, and regulators in both the US and EU are tightening enforcement. Beyond avoiding legal risk, an accessible website reaches more customers, improves SEO (search engines and accessible code overlap heavily), and reflects better on your brand.
Running a free scan takes a few minutes. Fixing the issues it finds could save you a lawsuit — and open your site up to millions of users who were quietly unable to use it before.
Start with the checker that matches your biggest risk area, then work through the rest. Most businesses run the ADA or EAA checker first, follow up with Color Contrast and Screen Reader checks, and finish with the Multi-Law Report for full coverage.
Accessibility testing tools available in 6 regions — choose your location