AccessiScan review
A low-cost way for small teams to scan, prioritize, and monitor website accessibility issues.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AccessiScan is a web-based service for automated accessibility testing and recurring monitoring. It scans public websites using 40+ axe-core checks, maps findings to WCAG, ADA, EAA, and Section 508 standards, and groups issues by severity. Reports include explanations and copy-paste remediation suggestions. Its audience includes small businesses, freelancers, agencies, and organizations that need a focused way to review website accessibility and track recurring issues.
The published monthly plans make the product accessible to smaller teams. The Free plan covers 1 site, 1 page per scan, and 3 scans per month, with the top 3 issues shown. Starter costs $29 per month and adds 25 pages per scan, unlimited scans, and all issues and fixes for 1 site. Pro costs $79 per month and supports 5 sites, 300 pages per scan, weekly monitoring, and REST API access. Agency starts at $199 per month, raises capacity to 20 sites and 1000 pages per scan, and adds weekly monitoring, REST API access, and white-label reports.
AccessiScan’s strongest fit is a website-centered workflow that combines scanning, prioritized findings, monitoring, and development handoffs. Email notifications, REST API access, and CI/CD pipeline integration give teams ways to connect accessibility checks with ongoing website work. The trade-off is scope: it does not provide verified manual review, mobile testing, or browser-extension support. Teams seeking broader testing coverage or manual assessment should choose a product that includes those capabilities, while small teams focused on monitored website scans can start with the Free plan and move up as site or page limits increase.
AccessiScan pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan and a $29-per-month entry tier
- Prioritized reports with explanations and copy-paste fixes
- Recurring monitoring, REST API, and CI/CD integration
- Where it doesn't
- Automated scans do not provide verified manual review
- No mobile testing support
- No browser-extension support
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