Free website accessibility checker: paste HTML, see common WCAG issues
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What it does: runs the open-source axe-core engine in your browser on HTML you paste (or on this page) and lists common WCAG 2.1 A/AA issues with a plain-English fix. Nothing is uploaded. Finds common WCAG issues; not legal advice. It does not make a site "ADA compliant".
Limits: pasted HTML loses your CSS and scripts, so colour-contrast and script-built content may not be checked; use "full page scan" below for a real-browser check. Automated tools catch only part of WCAG, so keyboard and screen-reader testing is still needed.
Then, if you want more: plans
- Free: a real-browser scan of 1 page. Send the URL via the contact link on unadhi.com.
- 10-page monitor: $19/mo or $190/yr, with a monthly re-scan and a dated scan history.
- Developer fix list: $24/mo, listing each issue with its element, WCAG rule and a plain fix.
- Fixed 5-page audit: $149, delivered within 72 hours.
The scanner will also be on the Apify Store (listing coming soon). Every result finds common WCAG issues; it is not legal advice.
Why this matters in the US
- 3,117 website-accessibility lawsuits were filed in US federal courts in 2025, up 27% from 2024 (Seyfarth Shaw).
- State and local governments must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by 26 Apr 2027 (population 50,000+) or 26 Apr 2028 (ADA.gov).
- The FTC fined an AI-overlay vendor $1M for claiming its widget made any site WCAG-compliant (FTC, Apr 2025). Fixing the real issues beats a widget.
Why Unadhi exists: small teams deserve clear, affordable compliance tools.