Free scan · WCAG 2.2 AA · No overlays sold here
Is your website accessible? Find out, then fix the real problems.
Paste your address. The scan reads the page the way assistive technology does and lists what's wrong in plain English, with the WCAG rule and the fix. Then use the checklist for what machines can't see.
Questions
Does the ADA apply to my website?
In the US, courts have repeatedly treated business websites as places of public accommodation under the ADA, and the Department of Justice has said so. The standard everyone measures against is WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 level AA. This site is not legal advice; for your situation, ask a lawyer.
Will an overlay widget make me compliant?
No. Overlays add a toolbar; they don't fix missing alt text, unlabeled fields or broken keyboard navigation in your code, and they've been cited in lawsuits. Fix the code.
What does the scan check?
The page's HTML: language, title, zoom, alt text, form labels, heading order, link and button names, clickable divs, tabindex, iframes, autoplay, duplicate IDs, skip links, tables, and whether an overlay is installed. It can't measure colour contrast or keyboard behaviour; the checklist covers those.
How much does fixing it cost?
Most small-business sites need a few hours: alt text, labels, contrast tweaks and focus styles. A full rebuild is rare. Ari quotes after the scan.
This site is general information about web accessibility, not legal advice. Laws differ by country and state; for your obligations, ask a lawyer.