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What a scan of your site finds, written down.

One website, up to ten pages, read by software and sent to you as a report. $149 once, no subscription.

Order the report

$149

One site, up to 10 pages, one payment.

We start here and follow links on the same site.

The link to your report goes to this address.

We read your address before you pay, so you are not charged for a site we cannot read. Full refund within 14 days if the report does not run.

The price is $149 USD. VAT and sales tax are not added at this time.

Read the sample report, made from this site with its real findings.

Check one page free.

Give us one public address. Software reads that page, and you get the worst problems it found, with pictures, in about a minute.

We email you the result link and nothing else unless you tick the box. It reads one page, respects robots.txt and cannot sign in. The result is an automated draft, not legal advice or a certification, and the link stays live for 30 days. One check per site every 7 days.

What arrives in your inbox

Findings by WCAG 2.2 criterion

Every problem the checks found, grouped across pages. Each row names the criterion, the pages, the evidence from your own markup or CSS, and the fix.

A fix list in order

What to change first, and how many pages each change reaches.

A VPAT-style table

All 55 Level A and AA criteria marked Supports, Partially Supports, Does Not Support, Not Applicable or Needs a person, with EN 301 549 clause numbers beside them.

A note on the European Accessibility Act

What the Act and EN 301 549 cover, which WCAG 2.2 criteria the standard does not yet name, and what this report leaves out. Our guide for small teams goes further.

An accessibility statement draft

Written for you to edit. The problems we found are already in plain language, and the rest is blanks. It claims no conformance level.

A manual checklist

The tests software cannot run, as steps you can follow in an afternoon.

It reads code. It does not use your site.

Software reads the HTML and CSS your server returns. Nobody opens your site and tabs through it, and nothing in the report is checked by eye. The report says so on its first page.

Software settles what it can: roughly 20 to 25 of the 55 criteria come back Supports with the evidence named, another 15 to 20 are marked Not Applicable because the pages have no media, timers or drag handlers, and about 11 to 15 are marked Needs a person with the exact test to run. A clean automated result is not a pass.

  • Keyboard use
  • Screen readers
  • Zoom and reflow
  • Contrast over images
  • Captions
  • Forms in use

The report is an automated draft. It is not legal advice, and it is not a certification of conformance with WCAG, EN 301 549 or the European Accessibility Act. Read the sample before you decide.

Before you order

Which pages get read

We start at the address you give, follow links on the same site and its sitemap, and pick up to ten pages from different sections. We respect robots.txt. We do not sign in, so pages behind a login are left out. If a page builds its content with script, the HTML we read may be thin, and the report says so.

One site per order

A subdomain counts as a separate site.

What we keep

Your email, the address you gave and the report, for 30 days. Then the report is deleted. The report link is long and random, and anyone who has it can read the report, so share it with care. Stripe takes the payment; we never see your card.

Refunds and questions

Full refund within 14 days if the report does not run. Write to support@allthepossibles.com from the address you paid with.