Question 1

Is this audit enough to meet accessibility requirements for my company or institution

Accepted Answer

An automatic audit analyzes your website in a full browser environment – with
active scripts and styles – and evaluates those accessibility aspects that can
be verified based on code structure, HTML, ARIA, CSS, and interface behavior.
This allows the tool to catch most of the common and user-impacting technical
issues.

The tool does not replace a full expert audit, as some WCAG criteria require
manual evaluation (e.g., meaningfulness of alternative text, navigation logic,
content clarity). The automated report also includes a list of areas that must
be checked manually, in line with WCAG standards.

An automatic audit therefore provides a solid foundation for quickly identifying
key issues, monitoring compliance, and significantly improving your website’s
accessibility. To obtain a complete WCAG conformance statement, a manual
assessment is recommended.

Question 2

Can these analyses help me avoid penalties for lack of digital accessibility?

Accepted Answer

The tool detects the most critical issues affecting non-compliance with WCAG 2.1
(levels A + AA), allowing you to identify and fix problems before, for example,
an external auditor does. The report categorizes issues by severity and provides
guidance on required actions.

Although some aspects require manual verification, implementing the recommended
fixes greatly increases overall compliance with legal accessibility
requirements.

Question 3

How accurate are the results? Do they catch everything?

Accepted Answer

The automatic audit identifies most key accessibility issues – from incorrect
heading structure to insufficient contrast or missing alternative text. The
report clearly marks elements that require manual review, giving you a complete
picture of the situation.
While no automated tool can detect absolutely everything, our system is built on
current WCAG 2.1 guidelines (levels A + AA) and continuously updated rules.

Question 4

Can I give the audit report to my developer or agency?

Accepted Answer

Yes – the report is clear, technical, and optimized for developers. It includes
detailed error descriptions, references to specific HTML elements, and concrete
fix recommendations. You can easily share it with your internal dev team or an
external contractor.

Question 5

Are my data or test results stored or shared anywhere?

Accepted Answer

Audit results are stored in the system and accessible via a unique URL
containing a token. This means the report is not publicly listed, but anyone
with the full link can open it – no additional authentication is applied.

For logged-out users, reports are stored for 14 days and then automatically
deleted.
After logging in, audit results are assigned to your account and remain
available in your history without time limits (until manually deleted by the
user).

Your data is not shared with third parties and is stored in accordance with
current security and data-protection standards.

Question 6

Does the tool also analyze mobile and responsive versions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every audit includes separate analyses for desktop and mobile versions,
ensuring accessibility across all devices.

Question 7

Can I track improvements and check if updates broke anything?

Accepted Answer

Yes – as long as you run the audit from the page’s dedicated section in your
user account.
Pages added to your account allow you to run audits, enable monitoring, and
access full history.

Audits performed this way are saved permanently and allow you to track changes
over time, including regressions and new issues that may appear after updates or
deployments.

Question 8

Can I integrate this tool with my CMS or CI/CD?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The API lets you automate accessibility checks within your development
processes. You can, for example, scan your site with every deployment or CMS
update.

Question 9

How can I allow the scanner to bypass Cloudflare’s bot protection?

Accepted Answer

In your account settings, you’ll find a dedicated IP address 5.189.163.127 which
you can add to Cloudflare’s allowlist. You can also configure custom HTTP
headers so that our scanner is recognized and allowed to pass through
Cloudflare’s bot protection without interruption.

Question 10

What do I get with the premium version?

Accepted Answer

The premium plan unlocks the full power of the platform and ensures top
performance and convenience when working with audits and accessibility
monitoring.

The plan includes:

* Daily scan limit: e.g., 600
   You can run up to 600 audits per day (approximately 18,000 per month, but the
   actual limit is calculated per day).
 * Monitored websites: e.g., 20
   This is the number of registered domains/URLs you can enable monitoring for.
 * Monitored subpages: e.g., 20 per monitored website
   You can run unlimited individual audits for a site, but monitoring can only
   be enabled for a limited number of subpages, based on your plan.
 * Monitoring frequency: e.g., daily
   Each monitored URL is automatically scanned once per day.
 * Priority scan processing
   When the system is under heavy load, scans are executed according to priority
   — premium tasks are handled first.
 * Synchronous API scans
   You can trigger a scan and receive the full result in a single API request –
   no need for polling to check if the audit is completed.
 * Priority technical support
   We help with integrations, implementation questions, and respond to support
   requests with priority.

The premium version provides higher performance, large-scale automation,
reliable scan execution, and professional support for maintaining WCAG
compliance.

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