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AccessibilityChecker.org review

Guided accessibility fixes and monitoring, with a high paid entry price.

6.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AccessibilityChecker.org is a web accessibility platform for businesses, agencies, and public-sector organizations. It crawls websites, lets teams select URLs, and scans for WCAG and best-practice issues. Results include failing-element details, WCAG criteria mappings, remediation instructions, reports, and evidence collection. The platform also provides continuous monitoring with alerts, auto-updating accessibility statements, manual testing guidance, and interactive testing through a Chrome extension.

The free plan provides a basic scanner, color-contrast checker, and accessibility statement generator, while a 7-day free trial is also available. Paid plans are priced per domain per month: Lite costs $89 for up to 25 URLs, Starter costs $149 for up to 100 URLs, and Growth costs $299 for up to 500 URLs. All three include unlimited rescans and AI-assisted fixes. Growth adds ACE API access, while Tailored offers a custom quote for multiple domains or high page volume and includes ACE API access.

AccessibilityChecker.org fits teams that want guided remediation alongside ongoing monitoring rather than a scan-only tool. Its web platform, Chrome extension, API, WCAG 2.2 coverage, scheduled scans, CI/CD integration, and evidence reports support work across development and compliance processes. AI-assisted fixes are available for supported issues, so teams should still review results and remediation work. The main trade-off is scope and cost: the free scan is limited to 25 pages, and the first paid tier starts at $89 per domain each month. Teams managing larger sites can move to higher URL limits, while organizations needing broader integrations than Jira may prefer an alternative.

AccessibilityChecker.org pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Continuous monitoring, alerts, and unlimited paid-plan rescans
    • WCAG mapping, failing-element details, and remediation guidance
    • Chrome extension, AI-assisted fixes, reports, and API access
  • Where it doesn't
    • Lite covers up to 25 URLs
    • Paid plans start at $89 per domain per month
    • Jira is the listed integration

AccessibilityChecker.org fact sheet, pricing and score →

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