Enterprise Accessibility Testing Platform

Enterprise organizations face accessibility challenges that are fundamentally different from individual site testing:

• Scale — managing compliance across 10, 50, or 100+ websites, web applications, and microsites
• Multiple teams — coordinating accessibility remediation across distributed development teams, agencies, and vendors
• Compliance reporting — generating documentation for legal, procurement, and regulatory requirements including VPAT/ACR
• Continuous monitoring — detecting regressions across a large portfolio of sites after frequent deployments

Traditional enterprise accessibility solutions (Level Access, Deque, Siteimprove) address these challenges at $50,000-$200,000+ per year. This pricing reflects bundled services (manual auditing, legal advisory, training) that not every enterprise needs. Many organizations primarily need automated scanning and remediation guidance at scale — which is exactly what CompliScan provides at a fraction of the cost.

CompliScan's Agency plan at $299/month ($3,588/year) delivers enterprise-relevant capabilities that compete with tools costing 10-50x more:

• 50 sites — monitor up to 50 websites, web applications, or domains with scheduled scanning
• AI fix suggestions — Claude AI generates specific code fixes for every violation; no enterprise competitor offers this
• Priority scanning — faster scan processing for time-sensitive compliance checks
• White-label reports — PDF compliance reports branded for your organization or clients
• Compliance score tracking — monitor remediation progress across all sites over time

For enterprises needing more than 50 sites or custom integrations, contact us about enterprise pricing. CompliScan's architecture scales to enterprise volumes while maintaining the AI fix suggestion quality that sets it apart.

Enterprise organizations face multiple overlapping accessibility regulations:

• ADA Title II — April 24, 2026 deadline for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance; applies to state/local government and government-adjacent organizations
• ADA Title III — private businesses; courts use WCAG 2.1 AA as the benchmark standard; over 10,000 lawsuits annually
• Section 508 — federal government procurement; requires WCAG 2.0 AA + VPAT documentation
• European Accessibility Act — EU-wide accessibility requirements for digital products and services; now enforceable
• AODA — Ontario, Canada; requires WCAG 2.0 AA for organizations with 50+ employees
• EN 301 549 — European standard referenced by EAA and EU public procurement directives

CompliScan tests against WCAG 2.1 Level AA criteria, which satisfies the technical requirements of all these regulations. The compliance scoring and PDF reports provide documentation that supports regulatory compliance demonstrations across jurisdictions.

Large organizations benefit from a structured accessibility strategy that CompliScan supports:

• Baseline assessment — scan all sites with CompliScan to establish current compliance scores across the portfolio
• Prioritize by risk — focus remediation on highest-traffic sites and those with the greatest legal exposure (e-commerce, public-facing services)
• Equip development teams — CompliScan's AI fix suggestions give developers specific code changes rather than generic WCAG documentation, dramatically reducing remediation time per violation
• Monitor continuously — scheduled scanning catches regressions across the portfolio; compliance dashboards show progress to leadership
• Supplement with manual audits — quarterly expert audits on high-priority sites cover the 60-70% of issues automated tools cannot detect

This approach delivers measurable, defensible accessibility improvement at a fraction of traditional enterprise consulting costs. CompliScan handles the automated scanning and AI remediation layer; independent accessibility consultants provide periodic manual auditing as needed.