WCAG Accessibility Checker review
An affordable web-based checker for sitemap scans, issue reports, and exports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
WCAG Accessibility Checker is a web-based accessibility testing tool for website owners, developers, freelancers, agencies, and organizations. It checks individual URLs or complete sitemaps for WCAG issues affecting structure, forms, links, contrast, and navigation. The product is particularly suited to teams that need a straightforward way to count errors, review detailed issues, and document remediation work across websites.
Its pricing is easy to separate by plan. Free costs €0 per month and includes single-page URL checks, error counts, unlimited scans, and WCAG updates. Pro costs €39.90 per month, excluding VAT, and adds complete sitemap scans, detailed reports, scan history, charts and statistics, an interactive dashboard, and help desk support. For teams moving from one-off page checks to recurring site-level reporting, the paid tier adds the main workflow features: history by domain, visual reporting, screenshots, related WCAG criteria, and exports in PDF, CSV, JSON, and JIRA formats.
The tool’s strongest focus is reporting rather than a broad development ecosystem. JIRA is the named integration, and the platform runs on the web. Basic API access is available on the Agency offering, while the published feature set centers on scanning, dashboards, reports, and issue documentation. That makes WCAG Accessibility Checker a sensible choice for affordable sitemap scanning and reporting, especially for freelancers, agencies, and website teams working within WCAG 2.1. Organizations seeking wider platform coverage, deeper automation, or more extensive API capabilities should consider a broader accessibility workflow instead.
WCAG Accessibility Checker pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes unlimited single-page URL scans
- Pro scans complete sitemaps and adds history and dashboards
- Exports reports as PDF, CSV, JSON, and JIRA
- Where it doesn't
- Coverage is centered on WCAG 2.1
- The platform is web-based rather than a broader desktop tool
- API access is basic and limited to the Agency offering
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