GetWCAG review
A paid accessibility platform combining site scans, journey checks, monitoring, and issue workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GetWCAG is a paid web accessibility platform for agencies, enterprises, municipalities, and other organizations that need recurring checks across websites and user flows. It scans full sites, selected URL sets, authenticated pages, and multi-step journeys for machine-detectable issues. Findings are grouped by severity, page, and WCAG criterion, with remediation guidance, issue tracking, comments, dismissals, completion tracking, and downloadable reports. Its web platform and Chrome extension cover development, staging, production, and logged-in pages.
Pricing is tiered by monthly scan volume and workflow depth. Basic costs $19 per month and includes 250 pages, full website scanning, authenticated user-journey scanning, integrations with Jira, Slack, Teams, email, and GitHub, plus monthly and quarterly scans. Starter costs $99 per month for 2,000 pages and adds AI accessibility suggestions, Developer Mode, PDF reports, and weekly scheduling. Growth costs $399 per month for 6,000 pages and daily scheduling. Business costs $999 per month for 12,000 pages, a centralized workspace, shared quota, multiple projects, and unlimited project members. Enterprise covers 12,000+ pages per month with custom pricing and adds SAML 2.0 single sign-on and custom project members.
The strongest fit is a small site that needs more than a basic page scan, especially authenticated flows, staging checks, recurring monitoring, or issue handoffs through team integrations. The Chrome extension extends checks to localhost, staging, production, and logged-in pages, while CI/CD integration supports workflow-based scanning. Larger teams gain more from the higher tiers because PDF reporting, AI suggestions, Developer Mode, daily scans, and centralized collaboration are distributed across plans. Organizations wanting a paid tool with broad scanning and workflow coverage should consider GetWCAG; teams needing a free starting point or a 250-page monthly ceiling may need a different option.
GetWCAG pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Scans full websites, selected URLs, authenticated pages, and multi-step journeys
- Checks WCAG 2.1 and WCAG 2.2 with severity-based prioritization
- Connects with Jira, Slack, Teams, email, GitHub, CI/CD, and Chrome
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Basic limits scanning to 250 pages per month
- Centralized workspaces and shared quotas start on Business
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