AccessibilityScanner.app review
Real-browser axe-core scans with CI gates, reports and scheduled monitoring.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AccessibilityScanner.app automates website accessibility checks in a real browser using axe-core. It is aimed at developers and teams that want to find machine-detectable issues during development, review findings by severity and WCAG criterion, and catch regressions through CI. Reports identify failing elements with selectors and can be shared or exported as JSON or Markdown. The product also offers remediation links, while distinguishing automated results from checks that need human review.
Its workflow options suit teams that want scans close to their existing development process: there is a Chrome extension, command-line scanning, a JSON endpoint and a GitHub Actions CI gate. An MCP server supports MCP clients. Audits can cover multiple pages, and paid plans add scheduled monitoring. This makes the product more than a one-off page checker, though its core remains automated scanning rather than a full manual accessibility review process.
The Free plan allows 3 pages per audit and 1 monitored site, with no monitoring. Starter costs $19 per month or $190 per year for 25 pages per audit, 3 monitored sites and weekly re-scans. Pro costs $49 per month or $490 per year for 100 pages per audit, 15 monitored sites and daily re-scans. Choose it if automated browser checks, reports and CI regression detection are the priority, and the page and site limits fit your needs. Teams needing manual review tools should pair it with human evaluation rather than treat automated findings as a complete accessibility assessment.
AccessibilityScanner.app pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Runs axe-core scans in a real browser and maps findings to WCAG criteria.
- GitHub Actions gate, CLI, Chrome extension and JSON/Markdown exports.
- Paid plans add multi-page audits and recurring site monitoring.
- Where it doesn't
- Automated scans cover only machine-checkable WCAG criteria.
- Manual review tools are not included; some checks require human review.
- Free plan limits audits to 3 pages and has no monitoring.
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