14 common WCAG violation categories. Fixed with real code, not a scanner report alone.

Overlay tools add a script that sits on top of your site and tries to patch problems in the browser. It never touches your actual code. Axeazy runs an accessibility scanner against your site, finds real WCAG violations, and opens a pull request that fixes the underlying code directly. The fix stays there even if you stop using Axeazy later. We also document everything with a timestamp, which is the kind of record a lawyer typically wants to see.

Automated tools, ours included, reliably catch and fix around 30 to 40% of WCAG criteria. That covers things like missing alt text, low color contrast, and unlabeled form fields. The rest (whether a video needs captions, whether reading order makes sense) needs a human reviewer. Our accessibility audit report tells you exactly what we found and fixed, and where a human accessibility consultant should take over.

No tool can promise that, and you should be skeptical of anyone who says otherwise. In January 2025 the FTC fined a competitor one million dollars for claiming its product could guarantee legal compliance. What an Axeazy audit can do: fix real violations in your code and give you a dated record showing you took genuine, ongoing action. That is the kind of evidence that matters if you ever need to respond to a claim.

Full refund if you cancel within 7 days of your first charge. Just email contact@axeazy.com. After the 7 day window, charges (including renewals) are non refundable.

They stay. Every fix is a real commit to your codebase, not a script that stops working when you stop paying us. That is the whole point of code-level remediation instead of a widget.

Yes, all three work, though what you get differs by platform. WordPress has a dedicated plugin with automatic fixes. Custom-built and React or Next.js sites get GitHub pull request fixes reviewed by your developer. Shopify stores get a full scan plus a step-by-step guided checklist tailored to Shopify's theme editor, since we don't currently open pull requests against Shopify theme templates. If you do not have a developer, we will tell you exactly what to hand off if you need outside help.

It only opens pull requests, meaning proposed changes you or your developer review and approve before anything goes live. It never pushes directly to your live site without your review.

Yes. A single page brochure site is one of the fastest ones to fully review.

That is outside what we can advise you on. Please consult a qualified attorney. What we can do in the meantime is run a scan so you walk into that conversation with real data about what is actually wrong and what has already been fixed.

Settlements for these claims commonly range from $5,000 to $75,000 or more depending on the state and circumstances, before legal fees. We cite specific state level filing and settlement data on our state compliance pages. This is not legal advice. Talk to an attorney about your specific situation.

An overlay is a script added to your site that tries to adjust things like contrast or navigation in the visitor's browser, without changing your actual HTML or CSS. Because the underlying code never changes, the same issues remain in your source. That is part of why the FTC took action against one overlay vendor's compliance claims in January 2025.

No free trial currently. The scan itself is free, takes about 60 seconds, and does not require a credit card, so you can see exactly what we would find before paying for anything.

We start work on your top violations within 24 hours of your first paid scan. We cannot promise a completed compliant site by any deadline. No one honestly can. But we can promise the work starts fast.

A VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) is a document, usually required by government buyers and larger enterprise customers, that describes how well a product conforms to accessibility standards. It is a separate thing from wcag compliance work on your public website, though the two are related. If VPAT documentation matters to your sales process, our audit output can serve as a starting reference point, not a substitute for a full VPAT prepared with a qualified accessibility professional.

We do not claim your site is WCAG compliant, and we will not tell you that it is, because that determination can only be made with confidence by a court or a qualified human auditor, and automated tools only verify part of the picture. What we do tell you: exactly which violations we found, which ones we fixed in your code, and which ones still need human review.