Find accessibility issues.Fix them withcode-level PRs.
We scan your site with axe-core — the same engine behind Chrome DevTools. Then we open code-level fix PRs for the most common WCAG violation categories and generate timestamped remediation documentation.[1]
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Why Axeazy
Built for lawsuit reality.
We change the actual code in your repo, generate the timestamped evidence your lawyer needs, and never make the compliance-guarantee claims the FTC sanctioned in its January 2025 overlay-vendor settlement.
Auto-fix categories
6
WCAG violation categories we detect and auto-fix with code-level PRs you review and merge.[1]
PR-reviewed by you
Scan time
60s
From URL paste to violation report. No credit card.
Most common WCAG violations
6 categories account for the majority of detectable issues.
Fines for overlay claims
$1M
FTC overlay-vendor consent order, Jan 2025. We don't make those claims.
The accessibility landscape
Three numbers that shaped this product.
57%
WCAG criteria axe-core can test
We auto-fix the most common categories
6
WCAG violation categories we auto-fix
Alt text, ARIA, forms, contrast, lang, links
30s
Average time to scan a page
Full site scans run in the background
We change the actual code. Not a widget.
Overlays are widgets that paint over inaccessible markup. They make your DOM louder, not your site usable. Accessibility auditors flag them as ineffective. The FTC fined an overlay vendor $1M in January 2025 for overstating what their tool could do.
Overlays
- Add JavaScript widget to every page
- DOM unchanged, violations still scannable
- Flagged by accessibility auditors as ineffective
- FTC fined overlay vendor $1M (Jan 2025)
Axeazy
- Opens code-level PRs against your repo for your review
- DOM passes axe-core 4.11 rules after each merge
- Timestamped accessibility scan record
- axe-core 2.2 AA rule failures fixed at the source
What you actually get
Six remediations. One GitHub PR.
Core
AI fix PRs for 6 common categories
Alt text, ARIA labels, lang attribute, form labels, link names, button names: the most common WCAG violation categories.
GitHub
Per-repo scoped PRs
Auto-rotating tokens, opens PRs only (never pushes to main), per-repo permission scope. Revoke any time from GitHub settings.
Evidence
Timestamped PDF reports
Every remediation signed and dated. Documentation of your ongoing accessibility remediation effort.
Monitor
Weekly scans, Monday morning
Catches new violations early. Quiet email if anything regressed, silent if not.
Accessibility data
ADA accessibility landscape by state
Per-state accessibility requirements, common issues, and industry context. Updated from public federal data.
Priority Kit
Priority Remediation Package
Need a targeted accessibility audit? The $499 Priority Kit delivers a focused scan on specific violations plus a timestamped remediation report, typically within 24 hours.
How it works
Three steps.
- 01
Scan
Drop a URL. We run axe-core 4.11 against your live site and surface every WCAG 2.2 AA violation in under 60 seconds.
- 02
Review the fix PR
Approve patches in a diff view. Color contrast, ARIA labels, alt text, focus management, proposed at code level, merged on your call. Not injected as a DOM overlay.
- 03
Document
Every change timestamped and signed. Documentation of your accessibility remediation effort, ready to share with stakeholders.
What Axeazy actually is.
Axeazy finds and fixes common WCAG 2.2 AA violations automatically. Every fix gets timestamped as documentation of your accessibility remediation effort. Weekly monitoring means you know about new violations early.
It won't guarantee you won't get sued. Automated tools catch about 30-40% of WCAG criteria. The rest needs a human auditor. We don't make the compliance-guarantee claims the FTC fined an overlay vendor $1M for in January 2025.
If you need a full conformance audit, hire an IAAP-certified consultant. We say so in every PDF we ship.
One last thing
Sixty seconds from here to knowing.
Citations
Where every number on this page comes from.
- Six WCAG categories. The six categories named in the headline above (alt text, form labels, link/button names, lang attribute, skip navigation, color contrast) correspond to axe-core rule IDs
image-alt,label,link-name/button-name,html-has-lang,bypass, andcolor-contrast. These are the rules most frequently cited in publicly available ADA Title III complaints reviewed by Seyfarth Shaw and other defense- side counsel. - Lawsuits in 2025 and settlement ranges. Federal ADA Title III website-related filing counts and year-over-year change are reported by Seyfarth Shaw's 2025 ADA Title III Year-End Report. Settlement ranges reflect public defense-side reporting of typical demand-letter resolution; Unruh Act stacking applies to California cases per Cal. Civ. Code §§51, 52, 54.3. Seyfarth Shaw: ADA Title III Federal Lawsuit Filings, 2025 Full-Year Report
- ADA filing volumes and industry mix. Federal PACER docket data through H1 2025, accessed by Axeazy research staff and cross-checked against Seyfarth Shaw's mid-year publication. Seyfarth Shaw: 2025 Mid-Year ADA Title III Report (via JDSupra)
- FTC overlay-vendor consent order. Federal Trade Commission consent order, January 2025, fining an accessibility overlay vendor $1 million for misrepresentations about the accessibility of customer websites following installation of its overlay widget. We cite this to explain why Axeazy uses workflow-and- evidence framing rather than compliance-guarantee framing. FTC press release, January 2025 · Final order approved, April 2025
Statistics on this site are not legal advice. The Heuristic Risk Indicator is informational only and does not predict litigation outcomes for any specific site.