ADAGuard review
Automated WCAG scans with authenticated testing and GitHub workflows, for web teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ADAGuard scans websites and web applications for accessibility issues, with findings mapped to WCAG criteria and accompanied by remediation guidance and code examples. Its browser-based scans render JavaScript, CSS, and dynamic content, making it a fit for development teams, organizations, and agencies working on modern web properties. The product is web-focused rather than a native mobile-app testing tool, so teams responsible for mobile apps should look elsewhere for that coverage.
The plan structure scales by scan volume, websites, and pages. Free includes one monthly scan for one website and up to 20 pages per scan, with WCAG 2.2 Level AA scanning and fix guidance. Starter costs $49 per month and raises the allowance to four browser scans, 50 pages per scan, plus exports and historical score tracking. Professional is $129 monthly for 30 scans, three websites, 500 pages per scan, authenticated scanning, API access, and VPAT reports. Business is $249 monthly and allows 150 scans across 10 websites, up to 1,000 pages per scan, white-label reports, and higher API quota. Enterprise offers custom limits, a custom SLA, a dedicated account manager, and a 99.9% uptime SLA.
For web teams, the stronger differentiators are testing behind logins and fitting scans into development workflows. Scheduled monitoring supports recurring checks, while the REST API includes scan, report, history, and authenticated-session endpoints. GitHub pull-request scanning and a GitHub Action can bring checks into code review and CI, including build thresholds. ADAGuard also generates VPAT/ACR reports and pre-assessments. Its automated findings flag criteria that require manual testing, so teams needing human-led assessment processes or native mobile coverage should pair it with another approach. Choose ADAGuard if your work centers on web accessibility scans, authenticated pages, and GitHub-based delivery.
ADAGuard pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Renders JavaScript and dynamic content during browser-based scans
- Offers authenticated scanning, scheduled monitoring, and fix guidance
- Connects with GitHub pull requests and CI workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Focused on websites and web apps rather than native mobile apps
- Free plan is limited to one scan per month and 20 pages per scan
- Automated results flag criteria that require manual testing
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