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axe-core engine

Find accessibility violations
before your users do.

Scan any URL for WCAG 2.1 AA issues. Get severity-ranked violations with exact fix instructions. No overlays, no widgets — just results.

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comply.jkcreative.store/scan
CRITICAL Images must have alt text 3
SERIOUS Color contrast insufficient 7
MODERATE Form inputs missing labels 2
PASS Heading levels sequential ✓
PASS ARIA roles valid ✓

How it works

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Paste a URL

Any publicly accessible page. We scan the live rendered DOM, not just source HTML.

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Get your report

Violations ranked by severity with WCAG rule references and actionable fix suggestions.

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Fix and re-scan

Apply fixes, run another scan to confirm. Monitor plans catch regressions automatically.

<60s
Scan time
80+
WCAG rules
axe-core
Industry-standard engine

Pricing

Two plans. No surprises.

Site

$60 /mo
  • ✓ 1 site, unlimited pages
  • ✓ On-demand scans
  • ✓ WCAG 2.1 AA checks
  • ✓ Fix suggestions
  • ✓ Violation reports
  • ✓ Email notifications
Get started
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Monitor

$160 /mo
  • ✓ Up to 10 sites
  • ✓ Scheduled scans
  • ✓ Trend tracking
  • ✓ PDF reports
  • ✓ Regression alerts
  • ✓ Priority support
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FAQ

Comply runs a full WCAG 2.1 AA audit using axe-core, the same engine used by Deque and major enterprises. It checks color contrast, missing alt text, keyboard navigation, ARIA roles, form labels, heading structure, and 80+ additional rules.
Most single-page scans complete in under 30 seconds. Multi-page scans depend on page count but typically finish within 2-5 minutes.
Automated scanning catches roughly 30-40% of WCAG issues. The rest require manual testing (screen reader flows, cognitive accessibility, etc.). Comply gives you a strong baseline, not a legal guarantee. We recommend pairing automated scans with periodic manual audits.
Yes. You can scan any publicly accessible URL — your own sites, client sites, or competitors. Useful for audits before a redesign or competitive analysis.
You get a severity-ranked report (critical, serious, moderate, minor) with the exact WCAG rule, the failing element, and a suggested fix. Re-scan after fixing to verify.