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WCAGWatch
Automated monitoring for common WCAG-related accessibility issues, reports, scan history, and website maintenance workflows.
Scan public pages, save websites, track issue history, and export reports for your team or clients.
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Enter a public URL. WCAGWatch checks the page and shows issues you can review.Enter a public URL. WCAGWatch checks the page and saves results to your account.
Issues
Common IssuesIssue History
Reports
Preview ReportSaved Reports
History
Save After Sign-InWebsite History
Check public pages for missing alt text, contrast problems, form labels, unclear links, headings, and common ARIA issues.
Save websites, schedule scans, and compare scores, issue counts, and history over time.
Create PDF and CSV reports with affected pages, severity, selectors, WCAG references, and fix notes.
Scan results show issue types, affected page elements, and items that need manual review.
Review missing image alt text, empty links, unclear accessible names, and page content that needs closer review.
Find unlabeled fields, button naming issues, form structure problems, and controls that may be hard to use.
Check contrast, headings, landmarks, ARIA use, and repeated patterns that can affect multiple pages.
Scan a public page, review detected issues, save the website, and export reports when you need them.
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Use a page that does not require sign-in, checkout, payment, or private account access.
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WCAGWatch scans rendered pages and records common accessibility issues.
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Review issues, export a report, or save the site for scheduled monitoring.
Use WCAGWatch for company websites, client sites, storefronts, WordPress sites, and content platforms.
Keep scans, issue history, reports, and follow-up work connected to each website.
Keep scans connected to the same website so issue counts and scores can be reviewed over time.
Separate confirmed issues from items that need review, then track fixed or ignored findings as work progresses.
Share reports with severity, affected pages, selectors, WCAG references, and practical fix notes.
WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 define criteria for accessible web content. WCAGWatch keeps common detectable issues, affected elements, and review history organized.
Automated checks support review work. Final decisions still need human judgment, especially for content quality, user experience, and legal questions.
WCAG 2.0
Foundation for accessible web content, page structure, text alternatives, forms, and keyboard access.
WCAG 2.1
Adds guidance for mobile use, low vision, and additional input and interaction patterns.
WCAG 2.2
Adds newer criteria for focus appearance, target size, dragging, and accessible authentication.
Ongoing Monitoring
Tracks common issues over time so teams can review changes before they accumulate.
Use the free scan for a quick preview. Add monitoring when you need saved websites, scheduled scans, and exports.
$0manual scan
Scan one public page for a preview.
$19per month
Monitor one website monthly.
$39per month
Weekly scans, reports, and issue history.
