About Us - Accessibility Checker

Inclusive, Compliant, and User-Friendly: The Future of the Web

The internet should be accessible to everyone — but most websites fail to meet legal accessibility standards. That’s where we come in.

Our platform helps businesses identify, fix, and maintain ADA & WCAG compliance, ensuring their websites are accessible, legally compliant, and user-friendly for all visitors. With automated scans, in-depth reports, and expert guidance, we make accessibility simple, effective, and hassle-free.

Companies trust us to protect them from accessibility lawsuits, improve user experience, and build a more inclusive web. Ready to make your website compliant?

AccessibilityChecker.org In Numbers

over 1.1M

websites scanned since inception

5,000+

enterprise-level properties continuously monitored

98%

average reduction in critical accessibility violations within the first 6 months

100%

alignment with major accessibility standards (WCAG, ADA, Section 508, EAA)

Digital Access is a Human Right

We make it easier for you to create content that’s accessible to everyone, regardless of ability

98% of the Top 1 Million Websites Have Accessibility Issues

Despite legal requirements and the importance of inclusivity, nearly all of the most popular websites contain significant accessibility barriers.

(Source: WebAIM Million Report 2023 )

57% of Consumers Are More Likely to Support Accessible Companies

Consumers increasingly prefer to engage with businesses that prioritize inclusivity and provide accessible digital experiences.

(Source: Click-Away Pound Survey 2019)

71% of Users with Disabilities Will Leave a Website

If a website is not accessible, a large majority of users with disabilities will abandon it in favor of more accessible options.

(Source: 2021 Web Accessibility Report by Level Access)

Web Accessibility Lawsuits Increased in 2024

Web accessibility lawsuits continued to rise in 2024, with over 4,000 cases filed across federal and state courts, reflecting ongoing enforcement of digital accessibility laws.

(Source: UsableNet 2024 Year-End ADA Web Lawsuit Report)