SkynetAccessibility Scanner review
Affordable scheduled website scans with practical reports, but limited platform coverage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Skynet Accessibility Scanning and Monitoring is a web-based accessibility testing and monitoring product for businesses, government organizations, agencies, ecommerce companies, and website owners. It scans websites for accessibility violations, prioritizes findings, and provides remediation recommendations. Monitoring can run weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly, with sitemap-based coverage, desktop and mobile-resolution monitoring, downloadable PDF summaries, and WCAG 2.2 coverage. The product also integrates with the All in One Accessibility dashboard and supports multilingual use.
Pricing is organized around site size and website count. The Small Site plan costs $9 per month for up to 100 pages and includes full website scanning, PDF reports, sitemap monitoring, scheduled scans, and AI accessibility fix recommendations. Medium Site costs $19 per month for up to 250 pages and adds multilingual compatibility. Large Site costs $89 per month for up to 1,000 pages and adds 24/7 email support, while Extra Large Site costs $199 per month for up to 2,500 pages and adds custom accessibility statement support. Annual options include Silver at $129 per year for three websites and 1,500 pages, Gold at $219 for five websites and 2,500 pages, and Platinum at $399 for 10 websites and 5,000 pages.
The product’s strongest fit is scheduled website monitoring for smaller organizations that want recurring scans, prioritized reporting, and guidance without a large monthly commitment. Its narrow web focus is also its main boundary: it does not provide verified CI/CD integrations or a browser extension, and it does not extend to broader platform coverage. Teams that need website oversight across multiple properties can consider the annual plans, while organizations requiring deeper developer workflow integration or wider testing environments should choose an alternative. The 10-day trial requires a credit card after the trial period.
SkynetAccessibility Scanner pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Starts at $9 per month with a 10-day trial
- Scheduled sitemap-based scans with prioritized PDF reports
- AI remediation recommendations for desktop and mobile resolutions
- Where it doesn't
- Web-based coverage does not extend to broader platforms
- No verified CI/CD integrations or browser extension
- Manual review tools are included, but the product centers on automated scanning
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