Free assessment
Free accessibility assessment
Start your accessibility journey with confidence. AccessLevelUp's free assessment blends automated testing and expert review to identify risks, highlight opportunities, and equip your team with a clear, actionable roadmap toward compliance with WCAG 2.2, ADA, ACA, AODA, and EAA standards.
96.3% of home pages had detected WCAG failures.
Source: The WebAIM Million - the annual report on the accessibility of the top 1,000,000 home pages.
AccessLevelUp's free accessibility assessment: a comprehensive analysis
Our free accessibility assessment is a robust evaluation designed to give you insight into your current accessibility compliance. Using advanced automated scanning technology, it offers a snapshot of common errors and areas that need further attention. It's more than a compliance tool, it's a strategic guide to help you connect with a broader audience and foster an inclusive digital environment.
What's included in the free assessment?
Website scan
An automated scan of your website to identify common accessibility errors and areas requiring manual testing.
Accessibility best practices
Guidance on industry best practices and how to implement them within your organization.
Customized summary report
A concise report with findings and actionable insights tailored to your specific needs and industry.
Assessment request
Fill out the form to request a free website assessment. After a quick email verification you'll receive a summary report of accessibility issues.
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Why us
Why choose AccessLevelUp?
Expertise
Our accessibility specialists work hand-in-hand with your team to turn complex audit data into meaningful, actionable insights.
Compliance
We adhere to WCAG 2.2 level AA guidelines, ensuring your digital assets meet the required standards.
Partnership
We work closely with you throughout the process, providing insights, support, and clear communication every step of the way.
Common questions
Free assessment, answered
Is the free accessibility audit really free?
Yes. The initial scan and summary report cost nothing and come with no obligation to purchase anything. This free website accessibility check gives you a real starting point with zero risk. If you decide you want a full manual audit, accessibility remediation, or ongoing monitoring afterward, we will walk you through scope and pricing separately.
How quickly will I receive my free website accessibility check results?
Most requests are reviewed within one business day. Once your site has been scanned and verified, we send a summary report to the email address you provided, outlining the issues found, their severity level, and recommended next steps.
What does the free WCAG scan actually check?
The scan tests your site against roughly fifty checkpoints tied to WCAG 2.2, covering color contrast, alt text on images, form labels, keyboard navigation, heading structure, and more. It provides a solid starting snapshot. A free WCAG scan like this is a strong first step, but a full manual accessibility audit with assistive technology testing goes deeper than automated scanning alone can reach.
Why do you require a company email for the free ADA compliance check?
A company email helps us confirm the request is genuine and ensures your report reaches a working inbox. We do not sell or share your information, and you will not be added to a marketing list without your explicit consent.
Will I receive a sales call after submitting the form?
No. You will receive your results and a brief note on what we found. There is no sales call required to receive your free assessment report, and you are always free to decide whether you want help with next steps.
Does a free assessment replace a full accessibility audit?
No. The free assessment is an automated snapshot designed to highlight likely problem areas quickly. A full accessibility audit adds structured manual testing with screen readers and keyboard-only navigation, which uncovers issues automated tools consistently miss. If your organization has compliance deadlines, a legal claim, or a government procurement requirement, a full audit and documented accessibility remediation plan is the right next step.