Website Accessibility Audit — Full Site, Not Just the Homepage
Most free checkers test one page and stop. That tells you almost nothing about a website, because the problems that cost you customers live in the templates behind your product pages and your checkout.
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One page is not a website
Free accessibility checkers test the URL you paste and stop there. It is a useful first look, and it is also the least informative page you could have chosen. Homepages get attention. They are designed carefully, reviewed often, and rebuilt when they look dated.
The pages that actually decide whether a disabled customer can buy from you are the ones nobody redesigns: the product template, the cart, the checkout, the account form. Those are generated from components, which means one broken component appears on every page that uses it. A homepage scan showing three issues can sit in front of a site with the same three issues repeated four hundred times, plus a checkout that cannot be completed with a keyboard.
What a full site audit changes
Testing many pages and then grouping the findings by rule rather than by page changes what you learn:
- You see scale. "Missing alt text, 122 elements, across 4 pages" is a different decision than "missing alt text on this page".
- You see the cause. When one rule fires on every page, it is one component, and it is one fix.
- You see the pages that are worse than average, which are usually the ones handling money.
- You get a document rather than a screen you would have to reproduce next time somebody asks.
How this audit works
We read your sitemap, fall back to the links on your homepage if there is not one, and pick up to 20 pages, preferring the shallow ones because those carry the templates. Each page is loaded in a real browser, not a HTML parser, so client-rendered content is tested as a visitor would meet it. Each is checked against the full axe-core rule library for WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA.
Findings are deduplicated by rule, ranked by severity and by how many elements they affect, and each gets a written explanation and corrected markup where the fix is markup. The result is a dated PDF, emailed within minutes. 19 EUR, one payment, no account. If the site cannot be loaded, the payment is refunded automatically and we tell you why.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which pages of my site get tested?
Up to 20, taken from your sitemap where you have one and from your homepage links otherwise, preferring shallower pages because those are where the shared templates live. On a small shop that typically includes the cart and checkout, which are the pages that matter most.
Can you audit a site behind a login?
Not automatically. Pages behind authentication, a bot filter or a firewall cannot be reached by the scanner, and if none of your pages can be loaded the payment is refunded. Reply to the confirmation email and a person will look at it.
What if my site has more than 20 pages?
Most sites do, and it usually does not matter much. Issues repeat across templates, so 20 pages spanning your different page types finds nearly everything that 200 pages of the same templates would.
Is this a subscription?
No. One payment, one report. Scheduled re-scanning with alerts is a separate subscription product if you want continuous monitoring, but nothing about the audit signs you up for it.
Need the whole site, not one page?
Full site audit as a PDF report — €19, one payment
Up to 20 pages tested against WCAG 2.1 AA, every issue with a written fix, emailed in minutes. No account, no subscription.
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