Study: AudioEye detects up to 2.5x more issues than other tools
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Free WCAG Tool: Scan Any Site in 30 Seconds
Run our free WCAG tool on any URL. Independent testing found AudioEye detects up to 2.5x more WCAG 2.2 issues than competing automated tools (Adience, 2026).
Your results are ranked by severity and mapped to the specific criterion each one fails.
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How It Works
Your full WCAG 2.2 report, ready in 30 seconds
The Web Accessibility Checker is powered by AudioEye’s issue detection technology, which identifies and fixes over 1.3 billion accessibility issues every day for our customers.
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Step 1: Enter your URL
AudioEye scans your page for over 70 accessibility issues, including poor color contrast, missing alt text, keyboard traps, missing ARIA labels, and more.
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Step 2: Get your full WCAG 2.2 report
Every issue is ranked by severity so you know what to fix first and mapped to the specific WCAG 2.2 success criterion it fails. You'll also see which disabilities each barrier affects.
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Step 3: Act on what you find
Share the report with your team, route issues to the right owners, scan additional pages, or let AudioEye start fixing them automatically.
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ACCESSIBILITY & COMPLIANCE, EXPLAINED
What our WCAG tool tests
Our WCAG tool tests your site against the four principles of WCAG 2.2: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust (POUR). Every finding maps to a specific success criterion and conformance level.
PERCEIVABLE
The WCAG tool flags missing image alt text (1.1.1), low text contrast (1.4.3), missing video captions (1.2.2), and content that relies on color alone to communicate meaning (1.4.1).
OPERABLE
The WCAG tool flags keyboard traps (2.1.2), missing focus indicators (2.4.7), undersized tap targets (2.5.8, new in WCAG 2.2), and missing skip links (2.4.1).
UNDERSTANDABLE
The WCAG tool flags form inputs without labels (3.3.2), missing page language declarations (3.1.1), and unexpected context changes on focus (3.2.1).
ROBUST
The WCAG tool flags broken ARIA (4.1.2 Name, Role, Value), missing status messages (4.1.3), and malformed markup screen readers can't parse.
Which WCAG version should you test against?
Most US accessibility lawsuits cite WCAG 2.1 AA today. The EU Accessibility Act (June 2025) and emerging US case law point to WCAG 2.2 as the next baseline. Our default check runs WCAG 2.2 AA. Toggle to 2.1 for legacy reports.
Use this WCAG tool before a plaintiff's attorney does
Most accessibility claims start with a free automated scan. Know what it finds on your site before someone else does.
Know which WCAG 2.2 criteria your site fails and how severely
Build a documented record of findings you can share with your legal team
Catch issues before they become demand letters
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A scan shows you what's broken. AudioEye fixes it.
A free WCAG tool gives you a complete issue list. The AudioEye platform resolves ~97% of those issues through automation and expert custom fixes, before your developers get involved.
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AudioEye customers saw a 67% reduction in valid lawsuits
AudioEye customers saw a reduction in valid lawsuit claims when using our full suite of robust accessibility testing tools and Expert Audits compared to other industry solutions.
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