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WCAG 2.2 AA · Automated Scanning

Your website can be sued today.Find out in 60 seconds.

Most tools patch your site with a script that never touches your code. Axeazy finds the real problems and fixes them directly in your code, with a dated record to prove it.

Sample scan result (mockup)

example.com · sample scan

Mockup
Total
47
Critical
8
Serious
12

Fix PR available 38/47

  • ContrastHIGH
  • ARIAHIGH
  • Alt textMED
  • Link nameMED

Enter your website

Alt textForm labelsColour contrastKeyboard focus

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Sample violations found

  • Missing alt text on img.heroWCAG 1.1.1
  • Low contrast on button.ctaWCAG 1.4.3
  • Missing link name on footerWCAG 2.4.4
See your full violation list

Sourced from FTC enforcement data, Seyfarth Shaw ADA Title III reports, and axe-core v4.11.0.

What changed

Why digital accessibility work looks different now.

You get real fixes, not a patch.

Overlay scripts do not survive a site redesign, a platform migration, or you canceling the subscription. Code-level remediation does.

You get proof, not a promise.

Every fix is timestamped. If you are ever asked what you did about digital accessibility, you have an actual answer instead of a vague one.

You get told the truth about what is left.

We are upfront that automated tools handle roughly 30 to 40% of WCAG (the standard rulebook accessibility is judged against). Not because it sounds impressive, but because it is accurate. Inflated claims are exactly what got a competitor fined one million dollars by the FTC.

Why Axeazy

Built for lawsuit reality.

We change the actual code on your website, 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

14

Accessibility issue types we detect and fix with real code changes, sent to you for review before anything goes live.

You approve every change

Sites with issues

97%+

Federal ADA Title III website filings, 27% YoY.

Avg settlement

$25,000

Demand-letter resolutions; $60K+ in California under the Unruh Act.

Most common WCAG violations

14 categories account for the majority of detectable issues.

  • Alt text · Images
  • Screen reader labels · Menus & buttons
  • Form labels · Inputs
  • Color contrast · Readability
  • Link names · Clickable text
  • Page language tag · HTML
  • Keyboard access · Tab order
  • Table headers · Structure

Scan time

60s

From URL paste to violation report. No credit card.

Fines for overlay claims

$1M

FTC overlay-vendor consent order, Jan 2025. We don't make those claims.

Three steps

How it works.

  1. 01

    We run an accessibility scanner on your site.

    Free, about 60 seconds, no account needed.

  2. 02

    You see what is wrong, and we fix it in code.

    If you have a developer, the fix shows up as a pull request, the normal way developers review a proposed change before it goes live, not a mystery script. If you do not have a developer, we walk you through it.

  3. 03

    You get a dated record.

    The kind of documentation that actually matters if a demand letter shows up.

The accessibility landscape

Three numbers that shaped this product.

  • 57%

    Accessibility rules an automated scan can check

    We auto-fix the most common issues found

  • 14

    Accessibility issue types we auto-fix

    Alt text · Contrast · Forms · Keyboard access + 10 more

  • 30s

    Average time to scan a page

    Full site scans run in the background

Why Axeazy

We change the actual codeNot a widget.

Overlays are scripts that sit on top of your site without fixing the code underneath. They add noise, not real fixes. Accessibility auditors flag them as ineffective. The FTC fined an overlay vendor $1M in January 2025 for overstating what their tool could do.

  • Adds a script to every page
    Sends real code changes for your review before anything ships
  • Your site's actual code never changes, so the problems are still there
    Your site's actual code changes and stays fixed after you approve it
  • Flagged by accessibility auditors as ineffective
    Timestamped accessibility scan record
  • FTC fined overlay vendor $1M (Jan 2025)
    WCAG 2.2 AA violations fixed at the source, not covered up
Read the methodology

How we compare

Every one of these tools is an overlay. Axeazy fixes your code.

Overlay tools patch the surface. Axeazy fixes the code.

Overlay tools disappear if you cancel. Axeazy's fixes stay in your codebase.

Overlay tools have claimed to be compliant. We tell you what we cannot fix, too.

Axeazy

You're here
How fixes are made
Yes:Real code changes, reviewed and approved by you
Actually changes your site's code
Yes:Yes, once you approve the change
Dated proof of work done
Yes:Good Faith Timeline
FTC / regulatory action
Yes:None
Starting price
Free scan · $29/mo Starter
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accessiBe

How fixes are made
No:A script overlay
Actually changes your site's code
No:No, overlay only, code unchanged
Dated proof of work done
Not publicly documented:Not publicly documented
FTC / regulatory action
No:FTC settlement, $1M, Jan 2025
Starting price
~$490 to 3,990/yr

UserWay

How fixes are made
No:A script overlay
Actually changes your site's code
No:No, overlay only, code unchanged
Dated proof of work done
Not publicly documented:Not publicly documented
FTC / regulatory action
Not publicly documented:No evidence of action
Starting price
from ~$290/yr

AudioEye

How fixes are made
Partial:Overlay + human audit team
Actually changes your site's code
No:No, overlay only, code unchanged
Dated proof of work done
Not publicly documented:Not publicly documented
FTC / regulatory action
Not publicly documented:No evidence of action
Starting price
$199 to 799/mo

EqualWeb

How fixes are made
No:An AI-powered overlay
Actually changes your site's code
No:No, overlay only, code unchanged
Dated proof of work done
Not publicly documented:Not publicly documented
FTC / regulatory action
Not publicly documented:No evidence of action
Starting price
from ~$39/mo

Pricing and positioning as of August 2026, from public sources. Verify before publishing. accessiBe FTC settlement: ftc.gov, Jan 2025.

Honesty first

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 to 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.

Read our methodology

One last thing

Sixty seconds from here to knowing what is actually wrong with your site.

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No credit card. Results in about a minute.

Citations

Where every number on this page comes from.

  1. 14 WCAG categories. Axeazy auto-fixes 14 WCAG violation categories. Six of them (alt text, form labels, link/button names, language attributes, skip navigation, color contrast) correspond to axe-core rule IDs image-alt, label, link-name/button-name, html-has-lang, bypass, and color-contrast. These are the rules most frequently cited in publicly available ADA Title III complaints reviewed by Seyfarth Shaw and other defense-side counsel. The other 8 (ARIA labels on custom widgets, ARIA attribute validity, keyboard tab order, pinch-to-zoom restrictions, iframe titles, table header structure, and landmark/heading structure) round out broader WCAG 2.2 AA coverage.

    axe-core rule IDs → Deque axe-core documentation

  2. 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

  3. 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)

  4. 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 2025Final 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.