Plainly Accessible

Automated WCAG 2.0 A + AA report

Your website’s accessibility issues, ranked by what to fix first.

We check up to 25 public pages of your site and send a plain-English PDF: what is failing, who it affects, and how your web developer can fix it.

Buy the report for C$99 See a sample report (PDF)

One-time payment through Stripe. Enter your website address at checkout; no account needed. By ordering you accept our terms of service (français / English).

Sample W3C demo site · 8 pages scanned
Distinct automated issues
6
Instances found
251

Top findings

  1. Critical Images missing alt text WCAG 1.1.1 · 183 instances · 6 pages
  2. Critical Dropdowns without a label WCAG 4.1.2 · 7 instances · 6 pages
  3. Serious Links without a readable name WCAG 2.4.4, 4.1.2 · 30 instances · 6 pages
Sample findings from our report on the W3C’s deliberately inaccessible demo site.

Ontario context: businesses and non-profits with 20+ employees must file an accessibility compliance report by December 31, 2026. Those with 50+ employees must make the public websites they control meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA, with limited exceptions (IASR, s.14).

Inside the report

Each finding explains the problem and the fix.

  • A one-paragraph bottom line for decision-makers
  • A ranked “fix these first” list, weighted by impact and pages affected
  • Each issue in plain English: who it affects, why it matters, how to fix it
  • Exact examples from your pages for your web developer
  • The WCAG 2.0 success criterion behind every finding
  • A follow-up checklist of manual checks for your team, plus any items flagged for human review

Read the full sample report (PDF), run on the W3C’s deliberately inaccessible demo site.

Sample W3C demo site

Images missing alt text

Critical WCAG 1.1.1 · 183 instances on 6 pages

Who it affects: people who use screen readers, who get no useful description of the image.

Example from the page

<img src="./img/border_left_top.gif" width="10px" height="10px">
Show the fix

This image is decorative, so give it an empty alt attribute. Screen readers will then skip it.

<img src="./img/border_left_top.gif" alt="" width="10px" height="10px">

How it works

Four simple steps. No calls.

  1. Buy online

    Pay through Stripe and enter your website address at checkout. No account and no access to your systems needed.

  2. We test

    We find up to 25 public pages, starting from your home page, and run automated WCAG 2.0 Level A and AA checks on each one.

  3. You get the report

    A PDF in your inbox within one business day, written for decision-makers and for the person fixing the site.

  4. Fix and re-test

    When your fixes are live, reply to the email. We re-run the test free, once, within 60 days.

Pricing

One report. One price.

No subscription and no account. You pay once per website.

C$99 one-time, per website

  • Automated WCAG 2.0 A and AA checks on up to 25 public pages
  • PDF report in English
  • Developer-ready fixes, ranked by impact
  • Delivered within one business day
  • One free re-test within 60 days
Buy the report for C$99

Larger site? Email [email protected] for a quote.

Questions

Do you need access to our website or systems?

No. We only load your public pages, the same way any visitor does.

Which pages do you test?

Up to 25 pages found by following links from your home page, starting with your main navigation. If you want specific pages included, reply to your order email.

What if we are not happy with it?

If the report contains material errors or was not delivered as described, we will refund you within 14 days.

Who is behind this?

Plainly Accessible, a Montreal-based automated accessibility testing service. Contact: [email protected].

Know what to fix first.

Up to 25 public pages, a plain-English PDF within one business day, and one free re-test.

Buy the report for C$99 See a sample report (PDF)

Secure payment through Stripe. By ordering you accept our terms of service (français / English).