Scanpoof review
A WordPress-focused accessibility monitor with daily scans, fix tracking, and audit tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scanpoof is a web-based accessibility monitoring platform for restaurants, agencies, growing brands, and enterprise portfolios. It scans websites daily against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA, explains issues with code snippets and WordPress fixes, and tracks remediation through automatic verification. Its mix of automated monitoring and manual-audit guidance suits teams responsible for maintaining accessibility over time, particularly those working with WordPress. It is less suited to buyers seeking a broad set of named third-party integrations or mobile application testing.
Pricing is monthly, with a 14-day trial and no permanently free subscription plan. Starter costs $29 per month for one website and up to 10 pages scanned daily, plus email regression alerts. Growth is $99 per month for up to five websites and 100 pages scanned daily, and adds a guided manual WCAG audit and checklist as well as a CI/CD scan API. Agency costs $299 per month for up to 20 websites and 600 pages scanned daily, with multi-site rollups; its AI auto-fix API is an add-on. Enterprise includes unlimited websites and pages, SSO, custom roles, portfolio rollups, SLAs, and dedicated support and onboarding. Choose a tier based on site count and scan volume, and whether audit guidance or portfolio controls matter.
The remediation workflow extends beyond issue lists: Scanpoof offers automatic verification and regression reopening, AI-generated alt text, accessibility statements, trust badges, PDF checks, and VPAT/ACR reports with timestamped evidence packs. CI/CD scanning and REST scan APIs can fit teams that want to bring checks into development or other API-based workflows. Integration coverage is concentrated on the WordPress REST API and REST scan API, so organizations relying on a wider app ecosystem may find the fit narrow. Choose Scanpoof for ongoing web accessibility work with WordPress-oriented fixes and audit evidence; look elsewhere if mobile app testing or broad integration coverage is central.
Scanpoof pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Daily WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 AA scans with issue explanations and code snippets
- Tracks remediation, verifies fixes, and reopens regressions
- Offers guided audits, VPAT/ACR reports, and timestamped evidence packs
- Where it doesn't
- Starter covers one website and scans up to 10 pages daily
- WordPress and REST APIs anchor its integration options
- AI auto-fix API is an add-on on the Agency plan
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