AdaClear checks your site against WCAG 2.2 and hands you a prioritized, plain English fix list. No overlay widget, no fake compliance badge, no email required. Your real score in about 30 seconds.
No widget, no black box. We find the issues in your code and tell you exactly how to fix them.
Enter your URL. We test against WCAG 2.2 with the same class of engine professional auditors use.
A prioritized, plain-English list of what's wrong and how to fix it in your code. No badge, no pretending: what is broken and how to repair it.
We re-scan continuously and alert you the week a regression appears, before a demand letter does.
accessiBe, UserWay and AudioEye sell a JavaScript widget that sits on top of your site. It does not change your code. Lawsuits target the code.
The honest part
Automated testing finds roughly 30-40% of WCAG issues. Anyone promising 100% automated compliance is selling you lawsuit bait. We show you exactly what we found, and we flag what needs human review.
We meter on pages scanned, never on your traffic. A one-off manual WCAG audit costs €2,000 to €5,000. AdaClear monitors continuously from €19/mo.
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Our accessibility engineers remediate issues directly in your codebase: AI-assisted for speed, every change reviewed line by line by a human. Access you grant (repo, CMS, or staging), scoped per project after a quick assessment. Real fixes, never a fake compliance guarantee.
No. Hundreds of ADA web lawsuits have named sites that had an overlay installed, and in 2025 the FTC fined an overlay vendor $1M for deceptive "compliance" claims. Only fixing your underlying code reduces real legal risk.
Honestly, automated testing reliably catches about 30 to 40% of WCAG issues. The rest needs human judgement (is the alt text meaningful? is the reading order logical?). We're upfront about this; anyone claiming "100% automatic compliance" is selling you risk. For the rest, our Expert Fix pairs human reviewers with AI.
They're overlays: a widget on top of your site that doesn't change your code. AdaClear scans your actual code, gives you real fixes, and monitors continuously. See our accessiBe alternative page.
Yes. WCAG 2.2 is the technical basis for both US ADA and the EU Accessibility Act (mandatory since June 2025). One scan covers both.