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ComplyScan review

Freemium#108 of 129 in Website Accessibility Tools

A low-cost, one-page accessibility monitor for very small websites.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ComplyScan is a web accessibility checker for website owners and businesses that need a focused way to inspect a publicly accessible page. It loads the page in a standard browser, runs automated axe-core scanning, and identifies issues including missing image alternative text, unlabeled form fields, low color contrast, and unnamed buttons. Its reports combine an accessibility risk score from 0 to 100, high-, medium-, or low-risk ratings, visual screenshots, and exact failing elements. The service is best suited to very small sites where one-page coverage and a simple monitoring workflow are enough.

Pricing is split across three plans. Free diagnosis costs $0 as a one-time assessment and includes the risk score, every identified problem, visual proof, and exact failing elements. The Fix costs $49 as a one-time purchase and adds an exact solution for every problem, corrected code, step-by-step guidance, prioritisation by legal risk, and a re-scan to confirm resolution. Monitoring costs $19 per month, billed monthly, and adds automatic weekly rescans, alerts on new violations, a fresh dated report monthly, and cancellation at any time. This structure makes the free assessment a practical starting point, while the paid options separate remediation guidance from recurring oversight.

The main constraint is scope: ComplyScan applies to one public page and is available on the web. It does not include WCAG version information, integrations, API access, or CI/CD support. That narrow focus keeps the service aligned with owners who want diagnosis and inexpensive monitoring without a broader development workflow. Choose ComplyScan for a very small website that needs clear evidence, prioritised fixes, and weekly alerts. Choose an alternative when you need multi-page coverage, engineering pipeline integration, or deeper platform support.

ComplyScan pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free diagnosis shows risk score, highlighted issues, and failing elements
    • Actionable remediation includes corrected code and step-by-step guidance
    • Weekly rescans and violation alerts support ongoing monitoring
  • Where it doesn't
    • Scans are limited to one publicly accessible page
    • Web-only service without integrations, API, or CI/CD support
    • Automated scans do not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance

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