A11yPing review
A practical choice for recurring WCAG site scans, evidence, and accessibility reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
A11yPing is a web and API tool for scanning websites against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA requirements. It uses axe-core and Pa11y, crawls entire sites, and presents issue details with screenshots, offending HTML, WCAG citations, fix hints, and lawsuit-risk scoring. The free tier supports public URL scans without signup. It suits small teams that need recurring monitoring and documented accessibility findings for compliance, procurement, or legal workflows.
Pricing is structured around two monthly options. Solo costs $39 USD per site per month and includes a weekly WCAG 2.2 AA scan, lawsuit-risk scoring, a hosted accessibility statement, and an email digest every Monday. Team costs $99 USD per month and adds everything in Solo, a daily scan option, priority email support, and custom statement branding. Paid plans also add authenticated crawling, hosted statements, email digests, and report exports. The published plans are presented as a waitlist, with Stripe listed as coming soon, so teams should account for that purchasing path.
A11yPing’s strongest fit is recurring site-level visibility rather than a broad development workflow. Dated WCAG reports can support VPAT or ACR use, while hosted statements and generated evidence give teams material for ongoing documentation. The API extends access beyond the web interface. However, the product does not provide verified manual review, CI/CD, or integrations, which makes it less suitable for organizations that need expert human assessment or accessibility checks embedded directly in release pipelines. Choose A11yPing for automated monitoring and reporting; consider an alternative when manual validation or engineering-tool integration is central.
A11yPing pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free public-URL scans require no signup
- Recurring WCAG 2.2 scans with screenshots and HTML evidence
- Hosted statements, dated reports, and API access support documentation
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans are presented as a waitlist
- No verified manual review, CI/CD, or integrations
- Authenticated crawling is limited to paid plans
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