WP ADA Compliance Check | Web Accessibility Checker
Protect your WordPress website with the WP ADA Compliance Check plugin, a complete solution for WCAG & ADA Auditing
Stop relying on incomplete web accessibility scanners and superficial content overlays. Audit your entire website—including posts, pages, templates, images, iframe embeds, and untagged PDFs—with deep code-level enforcement. Choose a solution that integrates seamlessly into your existing workflow with scans while content is published, provides full website scans, and can stop inaccessible content from being published to your website.
83 Code-Level Checks
Deep background scans identify errors anywhere on your website. Detailed reports display the exact code and location.
Deep Media Scanning
Audits your Media Library, PDF documents, and iframe embeds. Adds media library filter options to easily locate images without alt text.
Workflow Controls
Stop inaccessible content by blocking the publication of posts or pages that fail accessibility checks before they go live.
Web Accessibility Widget
A web accessibility widget enhances your website and demonstrates your commitment to compliance. Includes a statement of your commitment to accessibility, a link to report problems and toolbar of accessibility enhancements.
Agency White Labeling
Give clients a premium experience while keeping your agency front and center with customized reports and public facing web accessibility widget branding.
Choosing the Right Accessibility Checker
Built for Website Owners, Developers, Agencies & Compliance Teams
Most basic accessibility plugins only spot superficial errors. We run deep structural audits to fix code-level vulnerabilities automatically and enforce pre-publish safety gates. A content filter hook is provided to correct issues in plugin and theme content that would normally be difficult or impossible to resolve. Learn how to compare web accessibilty tools.
Choose the Right Plan for Your Agency
All premium plans include unlimited support, updates, and automatic renewals. Cancel anytime. Save up to 50% per license with volume, agency and non-profit discounts.
1-Site License
- Unlimited pages & deep full-site scanning
- Full 83 automated error checks
- 42 Automated Auto-Fixes
- Includes accessibility widget
- Unlimited support & updates
- Price Lock Guarantee
5-Site License
- Unlimited pages across 5 client sites
- Full 83 automated error checks
- 42 Automated Auto-Fixes
- Includes accessibility widget
- Unlimited support & updates
- Price Lock Guarantee
10-Site License
- Unlimited pages across 10 client sites
- Full 83 automated error checks
- 42 Automated Auto-Fixes
- Includes accessibility widget
- Unlimited support & updates
- Price Lock Guarantee
Web Accessibility – Did you Know?
- Web Accessibility Best Practices: Converting Title Attributes to aria-label Attributes on Links
Ensuring semantic clarity on critical navigation links is essential for digital inclusion and web compliance. When a site uses non-redundant title attributes—where the title provides unique context not present in the visible text—it can create accessibility barriers for screen readers, mobile touchscreens, and keyboard-only users. Migrating these attributes to robust aria-label strings ensures compliance with… - Web Accessibility Best Practices: Removing Autoplay Parameters from Embedded Video Elements
Maintaining a predictable and user-controlled visual environment is a foundational rule of digital accessibility and legal web compliance. Websites must give users full control over when multimedia files emit sound or animate. When a website relies on the incorrect deployment of autoplay parameters on embedded video elements—such as appending autoplay variables to background clips or… - Web Accessibility Best Practices: Removing Autoplay Parameters from Embedded Audio Elements
Maintaining a predictable and user-controlled auditory environment is a foundational rule of digital accessibility and legal web compliance. Websites must give users full control over when media files emit sound. When a website relies on the incorrect deployment of autoplay parameters on embedded audio elements—such as appending autoplay variables to background tracks or embedded player…
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