Website Accessibility Audit (WCAG 2.2, axe-core)
Pricing
$12.00 / 1,000 page auditeds
Website Accessibility Audit (WCAG 2.2, axe-core)
Bulk WCAG accessibility audit of any website. Score, violations by impact, affected elements and fix hints per page.
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$12.00 / 1,000 page auditeds
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Ofir Shudari
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Audit any website for accessibility problems in bulk. The Actor opens each page in a real browser, runs the industry-standard axe-core engine and returns a score, a grade and every violation with its WCAG reference, the affected elements, an HTML example and a fix hint.
Built for agencies, freelancers, in-house teams and compliance consultants who need fast evidence for the European Accessibility Act, the ADA, Israeli accessibility regulations, procurement checklists or client reports.
What you get per page
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
score, grade | 0-100 heuristic and A-F (see below) |
violationsByImpact | Counts of critical / serious / moderate / minor rules failed |
violations[] | Rule id, impact, description, WCAG success criteria (for example 1.4.3), level (A / AA), affected elements, help link and up to 3 HTML examples with a fix hint |
passedRules, needsManualReview | Rules that passed, and items axe could not decide automatically |
htmlLang, title, httpStatus | Basic page facts |
Score: starts at 100; each failed rule costs its impact weight (critical 8, serious 4, moderate 2, minor 1) times the number of affected elements (capped at 10 per rule).
Input
- URLs: pages or home pages (domain names work too)
- Pages per site: 1 to 100, follows same-site links breadth first
- Rule sets: axe tags, default WCAG 2.0 / 2.1 / 2.2 A and AA plus best practices
- Device: desktop or mobile viewport
- Locale and wait after load
Use cases
- Bulk audit of client or prospect sites for outreach and quotes
- Monthly regression monitoring through Apify schedules
- Attach the JSON to tickets or reports
Important limits
Automated testing finds only part of all accessibility barriers (commonly estimated at roughly a third). A good score is not a certificate of conformance and the output is not legal advice. Manual review with keyboard and screen reader is still required.
