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Point AccessKnight at any public page. No credentials, no scripts, no install — we scan the same content any visitor would see.
AccessKnight is a website scanner that audits any page for both WCAG 2.1 accessibility and AI readability, then hands you one report — and the shared fixes that satisfy screen readers and the AI engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI) that now read and cite the web.
On accessible sites, AI agents finish 78% of tasks — when accessibility breaks, that drops to 42%. (UC Berkeley × Michigan, CHI 2026)
33 WCAG checks + 13 AI-readability checks · no signup, no credit card
Point AccessKnight at any public page. No credentials, no scripts, no install — we scan the same content any visitor would see.
Get both 0–100 scores — WCAG accessibility and AI readability — with severity breakdowns across nine categories: images, headings, forms, ARIA, contrast, tables, nav, documents, and media.
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44 </button>Each failing rule shows the exact HTML element and a copy-paste fix. Apply it, rescan to verify, move on. No WCAG specialist required.
Nine categories covered in one scan: images, headings, forms, ARIA, color contrast, tables, navigation, documents, and media.
Beyond WCAG: AI-crawler access (can ChatGPT, Perplexity & Claude reach you?), content extractability, and structured data — scored alongside accessibility on every plan, free included.
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</button>Every issue surfaces the exact failing HTML element plus a concrete, actionable fix — no specification-reading required.
A granular, data-driven score with severity breakdowns that let you prioritize the fixes with the greatest user impact.
Daily or weekly auto-scans catch regressions from new deployments. Email alerts fire the moment either score — accessibility or AI readability — drops.
Deliverables for clients, evidence for auditors, and CI-ready JSON for your build pipeline — with both scores carried into every file.
AccessKnight runs 33 automated checks against WCAG 2.1 — the technical baseline that ADA, Section 508, EN 301 549, the EAA, and most other accessibility regulations point to. A scan gives you the WCAG evidence those frameworks ask for.
AccessKnight is an audit tool, not a legal opinion. It surfaces WCAG issues and fix guidance — consult counsel for framework-specific conformance sign-off.
AccessKnight is the scanner behind Horizontal Impact's accessibility audits. The audit runs the same checks across a representative set of your pages, separates the recurring template issues from one-off content fixes, and produces an effort estimate you can budget against — or the remediation work itself.
Automated testing catches roughly a third of accessibility barriers. The report says which findings are automated and what still needs a person.
Public entities: the Department of Justice's ADA Title II rule requires state and local government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA — by April 24, 2026 for entities serving 50,000 or more people, and April 26, 2027 for those serving fewer, and all special district governments.
Accessibility audits at Horizontal Impact (opens in a new tab) →Plain-English guides to ADA law, WCAG, and the fixes that actually move your score — written for the people who have to ship them.
ADA and WCAG get tossed around interchangeably — but they're not the same thing. Here's the plain-English breakdown of what each one is, how they work together, and what your business needs to do.
A complete checklist of 33 automated WCAG 2.1 accessibility rules organized by category. Check your site against every rule.
Most websites have critical accessibility barriers. Learn what WCAG compliance means, why it matters legally, and how to audit your site for free.
Scan any URL above with no signup — 33 WCAG checks and 13 AI-readability checks, both scored. A free account adds five saved scans a month with every issue and its fix. No credit card required.