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With one of our paid web accessibility solutions, you can delve even deeper into your web accessibility results.

One-Time Scans vs. Subscriptions

AccessibilityChecker.org currently offers two paid web accessibility testing options.

One-Time Scans

If you want a more detailed audit of your domain, but don’t need monitoring capabilities, there’s the option of purchasing a one-time scan.

Prices are calculated per page and you will be able to select the specific URLs you want to scan once you create an account and add a domain. You only pay for the URLs you want to scan.

Once the scan is complete, you will be able to download a detailed report in either an XLS or PDF format that will outline:

  • Score. This is the score your site has achieved out of 100.
  • Critical issues. These are the issues that need your urgent attention. You can also see which WCAG criterion the issue applies to, the disabilities affected, the on-site element that triggered the issue, and how to fix it.
  • Passed Audits. The Passed Audits tab will outline the WCAG success criteria each URL has passed.
  • Required Manual Audits. These are the elements on your site that require manual evaluation and remediation.

Subscriptions

With an AccessibilityChecker.org subscription, you get access to our full platform!

The benefits of purchasing an annual subscription include:

  • Ongoing monitoring of one or more domains.
  • A record of WCAG issues and fixes, which is essential if you’re ever targeted by a lawsuit.
  • Automatic weekly rescans.
  • Automated web accessibility issue alerts.

Along with accessing your reports via your dashboard, you will have the option to download them in an XLS or PDF format. Your reports will include:

  • Score. This is the score your site has achieved out of 100.
  • Critical issues. These are the issues that need your urgent attention. You can also see which WCAG criterion the issue applies to, the disabilities affected, the on-site element that triggered the issue, and how to fix it.
  • Passed Audits. The Passed Audits tab will outline the WCAG success criteria each URL has passed.
  • Required Manual Audits. These are the elements on your site that require manual evaluation and remediation.