Access & Comply — WCAG & ADA Accessibility Checker

Scan any page for WCAG 2.2 & ADA accessibility issues. Get a lawsuit risk score, plain-language fixes, and PDF reports.

Access & Comply scans any web page for WCAG 2.2 and ADA accessibility issues in one click — and tells you, in plain language, what's wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it. Built for agencies, site owners, and freelancers who need clear answers and client-ready reports — not just raw technical output. 🔍 ONE-CLICK SCAN Open the side panel, click Scan, get results in seconds. Powered by the industry-standard axe-core engine (WCAG 2.0/2.1/2.2, levels A & AA). ⚖️ LAWSUIT RISK SCORE A 0–100 score based on how often each issue triggers real ADA lawsuits. 4,000+ ADA web lawsuits were filed in the US in 2025 alone. 🗣️ PLAIN-LANGUAGE FIXES Every issue explains why it matters and gives a copy-paste fix — no jargon. 🎯 HIGHLIGHT ON PAGE Click "Show" to highlight the exact element with the problem. 📄 PDF REPORTS (Pro) Generate a clean, professional report for clients or your team. 🌐 ENGLISH & TURKISH interface and fix guidance. PRICING • Free: 10 scans/month, top issues • Pro ($19/mo or $180/yr): unlimited scans, all issues, PDF reports, full history, monitoring PRIVACY-FIRST Scans run locally in your browser. We never send page content to a server, never sell your data, and never track your browsing. 2) Privacy practices Single purpose Access & Comply analyzes the web page the user chooses and reports WCAG/ADA accessibility issues with guidance on how to fix them. Permission justification — scripting Used to inject the bundled axe-core accessibility engine into the page the user chooses to scan, only when the user clicks Scan. Permission justification — storage Stores the user's scan history, settings, and language preference locally in the browser. Permission justification — sidePanel The entire extension UI is shown in the Chrome side panel next to the page being audited. Permission justification — host permission (http://*/*, https://*/*) Needed to read the DOM of the page the user actively chooses to scan so the accessibility analysis can run. Page content is processed locally and is never sent to our servers.