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AdaptiveTest tests your site against global accessibility standards, identifies issues, and gives you a clear path to fix them fast.
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Share your URL and the region or regulation you want to test against (ADA, WCAG, EAA, and more).
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Receive a detailed breakdown of every barrier found, prioritized by severity and legal risk.
Fix and Retest
Receive a detailed breakdown of every barrier found, prioritized by severity and legal risk.
AdaptiveTest Pricing
Get a full accessibility audit of your website, identify compliance barriers, and receive clear, actionable recommendations.
Free Plan
Free forever for quick scans
- 1 website scan
- Web Accessibility Audit Score
- Critical violations review
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- Everything in Free
- 25 website scans
- Website structure evaluation

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- Everything in Basic
- 50 website scans
- Website structure evaluation
- AI-suggested fixes
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Tailored plans for large teams & enterprise
- Everything in Pro
- Multiple domains
- High page-volume scanning
- Tailored to your organisation's needs
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Our standards overview
Global accessibility standards: what AdaptiveTest checks against
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)
Developed by the W3C, WCAG defines how to make web content accessible to people with disabilities, covering vision, hearing, cognitive, and mobility needs.
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)
Developed by the W3C, WCAG defines how to make web content accessible to people with disabilities, covering vision, hearing, cognitive, and mobility needs.

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