Learn. Test. Improve.

Understand accessibility.
Know your next step.

Practical guides, official-source updates, and website testing to help your organization find barriers, plan improvements, and track progress.

For organizations of all kinds, with in-depth guidance for schools and local government.

Your accessibility resource center

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Educational guidance, not legal advice. Automated checks support, but do not replace, manual accessibility review.

Trust your website provider—but verify the website they deliver.

Accessibility features are useful. They are not the same as verified accessibility on your live website. Templates, content, uploaded documents, forms, third-party widgets and later updates all affect the experience.

ADAReporting provides affordable, independent automated evidence you can share with the people responsible for repairs. Repeat scans and scheduled monitoring help identify detected changes; they do not continuously test every interaction or certify legal compliance.

My provider says accessibility is included. Do I still need independent testing?

Ask what was tested, on which version and pages, and whether the evidence covers your current content and complete user journeys. Independent testing can complement the provider’s work. Responsibilities span platform code, templates, authors, documents and integrations. Contracts and applicable law determine legal obligations; this is not legal advice.

Automated testing has limits. Keyboard, screen-reader, content and task-based manual review remain necessary. A clean scan is not proof of full accessibility.

Public sites

schools, agencies, businesses

WCAG checks

automatable accessibility findings

PDF report

executive + technical detail

Choose your lane

One scanner. Two clear audiences.

The core problem is the same: a public-facing website has barriers that expose the organization to complaints, lost trust, legal pressure, or customer exclusion. The report adapts to the buyer.

Schools & government

Districts, municipalities, counties, and public agencies need clear accessibility reporting that leadership can read and web teams can act on.

  • ✓ Board-ready summaries
  • ✓ Large public-site crawling
  • ✓ PDF, form, video, and WCAG findings
Accessibility reports for schools & government

Businesses serving the public

Restaurants, clinics, dental offices, hotels, venues, retailers, and local service companies need to know what is broken before someone else does.

  • ✓ Fast ADA risk visibility
  • ✓ Customer-access barriers
  • ✓ Prioritized fixes for web teams
Accessibility reports for businesses serving the public

How it works

Fast visibility. Practical next steps.

Submit your public website

Enter one domain or subdomain. No plugin, browser extension, or CMS access is required for the initial report.

We crawl and test

ADAReporting checks public pages, PDFs, forms, media signals, contrast, headings, labels, links, landmarks, and other automatable WCAG issues.

You get a plain-English report

The PDF shows leadership the risk picture while giving web teams exact page-level findings, WCAG context, and recommended next steps.

Help shape the roadmap

Wish ADAReporting.com did something we don't do yet?

The beauty of being an AI-native company is that we can adapt quickly. Tell us what workflow, report, check, alert, or service would make accessibility work easier for your organization.

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What gets checked

The report finds what automated tools can responsibly detect.

No scanner can certify legal compliance. ADAReporting focuses on concrete, fixable findings and separates automatable results from issues requiring human review.

✓ WCAG 2.1 AA signals
✓ Color contrast
✓ Image alt text
✓ Forms and labels
✓ Headings and landmarks
✓ Keyboard/accessibility patterns
✓ Linked PDFs
✓ Video caption review flags

Free preview

Want to see the first few findings?

Run a small public-page teaser before buying the full report. The full report extends automated coverage; manual accessibility review remains necessary.

Free 3-page review

Get a 3-page ADA preview emailed to you

Enter your public website and contact details. We’ll scan up to the first 3 public pages and send a limited teaser report so you can see the kinds of WCAG issues ADAReporting finds before buying the full report.

We use your email to deliver this teaser report. Marketing follow-up is optional and only sent if you check the box.

Automated preview only. Public pages only. Not legal advice or a compliance certification.

Start scan

A full public-site accessibility report is $100.

One domain or subdomain. Large sites are delivered in report parts. Results are informational and are not legal advice or a compliance certification.