Check your website accessibility
Know where your website stands: an instant automated scan against WCAG — including the accessibility-statement checks European regulators start with.
- Verified agencies
- 575
- Countries
- 19
- Verifiable certifications
- 127
- EN 301 549 checks
- 31/50
Find a verified audit agency
When the scan finds work to do, these are the people who fix it: 575 audit and remediation specialists, checked against public sources — no automated «overlay» vendors, 127 with independently verifiable certifications.
Compliance guides
How listings are verified
Every agency here is backed by at least one public source — a certification register (BIK BITV-Test, IAAP), a government procurement framework, a mandatory accessibility statement naming the auditor, or the agency's own published service pages. The source links are shown on each profile. Fields we could not verify stay empty — we never guess prices, certifications or locations.
What a free scan can and can't tell you
Our scanner checks 31 of the 50 website requirements in EN 301 549 — the standard the European Accessibility Act points to — plus whether your accessibility statement exists and holds up. The other 19 depend on meaning and judgement and need a human auditor. No scanner closes that gap, ours included.
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