Free accessibility check · WCAG 2.2
See where your website blocks users.
Your free Automated Accessibility Score: an A–F grade, the pages that lock visitors out, and what to fix first.
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Get the full PDF reportyourshop.euExample result
53.7/ 100
FAutomated Accessibility Score
1 blocker page: Checkout
- CriticalCheckout field with no labelCheckout
- SeriousButtons with no accessible nameProduct pages
- SeriousText with too little contrastSite-wide
- 95.9%of the top 1 million homepages fail automated WCAG checksWebAIM Million, 2026
- 69%of disabled shoppers who hit a barrier leave. Only 7% tell the company.Click-Away Pound survey
- 28 June 2025the day the European Accessibility Act began applying to websites and appsDirective (EU) 2019/882
What you get
A score, plus the fix that matters most
Hundreds of automated tests, boiled down to three things you can act on.
A score you can track
0 to 100, with an A–F grade. Every fix moves it, so your team sees progress from the first change.
The pages that block people
A blocker page is where something stops a visitor completely, like a checkout field a screen reader can't name. We list these first.
What to fix first
Problems grouped by type and ranked by impact. A broken template counts once, so you see the handful of fixes that matter.
How it works
From domain to report in four steps
Enter your domain
Any public HTTPS site. No signup, nothing to install.
We scan your pages
Automated WCAG 2.2 A and AA checks, run on axe-core, the engine behind most accessibility scanners.
See your score
Your grade, your blocker pages and the problems behind them.
Get the full report
Add your work email and we send the PDF: page scores, every problem explained, and your path to an A.
Full report · PDF
Give your team a plan, not a list of errors.
The check gives you the headline. The PDF gives the detail, written so the person who decides and the person who fixes both understand it.
- Your score today, and after the top fixes
- Every blocker page, and what stops people on it
- Scores for each type of page on your site
- Each problem in plain language, with its effect on your score
- Your shortest path to an A
European Accessibility Act
What the EAA means in your market
Each EU country enforces the Act differently, with its own fines and regulator. Start with the overview, then find your country.
FAQ
Before you check
Is this a compliance check?
No. It's an Automated Accessibility Score. Scanners catch roughly a third to half of WCAG problems, so a 100 means no problems our scanner can detect, not full accessibility or compliance. The rest takes manual testing, which our experts do, including certified testers who live with disabilities.
Why is my score so low?
Because most are. In our testing a typical site scored about 50 (an F), and 95.9% of the top million homepages fail automated checks. Treat it as a starting point: every fix moves the score, and one template fix often moves it a lot.
What's in the full PDF report?
Your score and grade, the pages that block people and why, how each type of page scores, every problem in plain language with what fixing it does to your score, and the shortest path to an A.
Does the European Accessibility Act apply to us?
If you offer services such as e-commerce, banking, telecoms or transport to consumers in the EU, it has applied since 28 June 2025, wherever your company is based. Service providers with fewer than 10 staff and no more than €2 million in turnover are exempt. Each country enforces the Act its own way, so our country guides cover what applies where you sell.
What happens to my email address?
We use it to send your report and follow up about it. We won't add you to a newsletter unless you ask. Our privacy policy has the details.