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Website Accessibility Scores

See how accessible popular websites are. Enter any URL to get a free WCAG compliance audit.

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Why Check Website Accessibility?

Web accessibility ensures that websites are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 provide the international standard that most laws reference, including the ADA, Section 508, the European Accessibility Act (EAA), and EN 301 549.

Accessibility lawsuits remain at historic highs — 3,117 federal ADA web accessibility cases were filed in 2025 alone, per UsableNet. Proactively testing your website can help you identify and fix issues before they become legal problems.

CompliaScan runs 100+ automated checks based on axe-core, the industry-leading accessibility testing engine used by Microsoft, Google, and the US government. Each scan evaluates your site against WCAG 2.2 Level AA criteria and provides actionable fix instructions.

What does the accessibility score mean?

90-100 (A/A+): Excellent — your site passes most automated accessibility checks. Minor issues may remain that need manual review.

70-89 (B/C): Needs improvement — several accessibility barriers exist. Focus on critical and serious issues first.

60-69 (D): Poor — significant accessibility problems that likely affect many users. Prioritize remediation.

Below 60 (F): Critical — major barriers to access. Immediate action recommended to avoid user harm and legal risk.

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