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Automated WCAG 2.1 AA scans for ADA Title II and EU EAA compliance. Get clear reports with actionable fix guidance.

Important: We provide technical accessibility scans against WCAG 2.1 AA criteria. This is not legal advice. Compliance with ADA, EAA, or other regulations requires legal review. Our reports document good-faith accessibility efforts.

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✓ No credit card required | ✓ Results in 60 seconds | ✓ WCAG 2.1 AA criteria

How ComplyKeep Works

Submit Your URL

Enter your website address. Our scanner crawls your site and tests against WCAG 2.1 AA criteria.

Automated Analysis

We check 50+ accessibility criteria including contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text, and ARIA labels.

Get Your Report

Receive a detailed PDF showing what's working, what needs fixing, and specific guidance for each issue.

Monitor Ongoing

Pro plans include weekly rescanning. Catch new accessibility issues as your site changes.

What's Included in Every Scan

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Comprehensive WCAG 2.1 AA Testing

Automated checks for contrast ratios, keyboard accessibility, alt text, form labels, ARIA usage, and 45+ other criteria.

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Detailed PDF Reports

Professional documentation showing pass/fail status for each criterion. Share with stakeholders and legal teams.

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Fix Instructions

Not just "you failed" — get specific code-level guidance on how to resolve each accessibility issue.

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Issue Prioritization

Violations ranked by severity (Critical, Serious, Moderate, Minor) so you know what to fix first.

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Multi-Page Scanning

We test up to 100 pages per site, covering your most important user flows and templates.

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Screenshot Evidence

Visual documentation of accessibility issues helps your developers understand exactly what needs fixing.

What We Check Against

🇺🇸 ADA Title II (USA)

Deadline: April 24, 2026

Who: State/local governments 50,000+ population

Standard: WCAG 2.1 Level AA

Our role: Technical scan against criteria, not legal compliance determination

🇪🇺 European Accessibility Act

Enforced: June 28, 2025

Who: E-commerce, banking, transport serving EU

Standard: EN 301 549 (WCAG 2.1 AA baseline)

Our role: Technical assessment, not legal advice

Simple Pricing

Emergency Scan

€49

One-time

Single comprehensive scan
Up to 100 pages tested
PDF report with findings
Fix guidance included
48-hour delivery

Start Free Scan

Free scan first, upgrade to full report after

Results show WCAG 2.1 AA criteria status, not legal compliance

Monitor Pro

€79/mo

Agency Plan

€199/mo

For web agencies

Unlimited client sites
White-label reports
API access
Client management portal
Reseller pricing
Dedicated support

Contact Sales

Email us to set up your agency account

Technical tool for your services, not legal compliance service

Frequently Asked Questions

Does passing your scan mean I'm legally compliant?

No. Our scans check technical criteria against WCAG 2.1 AA standards. Legal compliance with ADA, EAA, or other regulations depends on many factors including legal interpretation, court precedent, and regulatory guidance. We document your accessibility efforts, but final compliance determination requires qualified legal review.

What's the difference between your scan and legal compliance?

Our automated scan tests technical accessibility criteria (contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, alt text, etc.). Legal compliance involves interpretation of laws like ADA and EAA, which may consider factors beyond technical criteria. Think of us like a home inspector — we identify issues, but we're not lawyers interpreting building codes.

Can I get sued even if I use ComplyKeep?

Yes, potentially. Our service helps you identify and fix accessibility issues, which demonstrates good-faith effort. However, accessibility lawsuits can still occur. Our reports document your efforts, which may help in legal defense, but they don't provide immunity from lawsuits. For legal protection strategies, consult qualified accessibility counsel.

What happens if my scan finds violations?

You'll receive a detailed report showing exactly what failed, why it matters, and how to fix it. You can fix issues yourself, hire your developer, or contact us about our remediation services. Even with violations found, having documentation of your accessibility efforts and remediation plan demonstrates good-faith compliance efforts.