Free website accessibility checker
Find the accessibility failures that most often lead to complaints and demand letters, mapped to the ADA, California's Unruh Act, the European Accessibility Act and Ontario's AODA.
Checks 54 countries and statesChecks the rules in 54 countries and states
What it checks
What the accessibility checker looks for
- Images without text alternatives
- Form fields without labels
- Missing page language
- An accessibility statement or a way to report barriers
- Paid audits: axe-core in a real browser against WCAG 2.2 AA, including contrast and focus
Free scan
The free scan reads your page source and checks it against the rules of the EU, UK, US, California and India. You get red, amber or green for each area of law, the most serious problems and what already passes, in about a minute. Three free scans a month, no card.
Launch Report and Launch Fix
Paid audits test the rendered page with axe-core against WCAG 2.2 AA in a real browser, cite each failure to the accessibility law of every market, and in Launch Fix give the code change, a builder prompt and a draft accessibility statement.
See pricingWhy SafeLaunch
Fix the markup, not an overlay
Overlays don't make a site conformant; the FTC settled with accessiBe in 2025 over such claims. SafeLaunch points to the exact element and the change.
Accessibility with everything else
One report covers accessibility alongside privacy, cookies, AI rules and security, so you fix the site once.
Honest about limits
Automated tests catch many failures but not all. Reports say so, and recommend keyboard and screen-reader checks of key journeys.
One free fix in your inbox each week
A new copy-paste prompt for Lovable, Cursor or Claude Code every week, with the rule behind it and how to check it worked. No spam, unsubscribe in one click.
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SafeLaunch is automated software, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. A report records what was checked on one version and is not a certificate of compliance. Disclaimer.