Is your website accessible? Get your tally in 90 seconds.
ADA lawsuits over inaccessible websites are filed every day, and the DOJ's web accessibility rule is now in force for state and local government. AccessTally scans 5 pages of your site against WCAG 2.2 AA and shows you exactly what's wrong — free.
Free · Scans up to 5 pages · Real findings, not an overlay widget · No signup to start
- Images missing text alternativesCritical · 3 pages
- Buttons without accessible namesCritical · 2 pages
- Text contrast below WCAG minimumSerious · 5 pages
- Form fields without labelsSerious · 1 page
How it works
Enter your address
We crawl up to 5 pages of your site — home page plus the pages your visitors actually reach.
We run the checks
Every page is tested in a real browser against the WCAG 2.2 AA success criteria, the same standard referenced by the DOJ rule and cited in ADA demand letters.
Get your tally
A 0–100 score, a pass/fail verdict, and every issue found — with plain-English explanations and links to fix guidance.
No overlay widgets. Real findings.
Accessibility "overlay" products promise one-line-of-code compliance. Courts and the accessibility community disagree: overlay-equipped sites are named in lawsuits regularly, because the underlying issues are still there. AccessTally doesn't hide problems behind a widget — it finds them, explains them, and tracks your progress fixing them for real.
Built for business and government
Small businesses use AccessTally to reduce lawsuit exposure. State and local agencies, school districts, and municipalities use it to document progress toward the DOJ's WCAG 2.1 AA requirement — with evidence reports made for compliance files, and invoicing that works with public procurement.
We hold ourselves to the same standard
This site is scanned by our own engine on every release. Built by an engineer who has shipped web platforms for 25+ years — for Fortune 500 brands and major public-sector agencies — and got tired of accessibility tools that either overwhelm you or oversell you.