A website everyone can use
Millions of people use the web with a disability, a temporary injury or an older device. AuditCrow flags the accessibility barriers most sites have, explains who they affect and gives you the steps to remove them.
One page, free, no signup. See a real report first.
What AuditCrow checks
- Images with descriptions (alt text)
- Form fields with labels
- Google's automated accessibility check, covering contrast, names and structure
- Pages that adapt to phone screens
- One clear main heading
Your next best move
AccessibilityAdd labels to your enquiry form
- Why now.
- Screen reader users hear 'edit text' four times and cannot tell which field is which.
- Expected result.
- A form everyone can fill in.
- Effort: 20 minutes
- Owner: Web developer
- Verified live when done
The detail, in plain English
What automated checks can and cannot do
Automated checks catch a real share of common barriers, like missing image descriptions and unlabelled form fields. They cannot judge everything, such as whether a description is meaningful or whether a journey makes sense with a keyboard. AuditCrow is a strong first pass, not a formal WCAG certification.
The free scan and the platform
The free scan is one page, your first taste of how AuditCrow thinks. The platform audits the whole site and keeps watching it.
Free page scan
One page, no signup
- Image descriptions and form labels on the page
- Google's automated accessibility result
AuditCrow platform
Sign up, 30-day free trial
- Accessibility checks across your site
- Fixes ranked alongside the rest of your plan
- Verified live once done
The data behind it
- Live
WordPress plugin
Instant site verification, a read-back of your setup and real-visitor speed readings from your own pages.
Common questions
Keep reading
- UX and conversionCan visitors find the next step and take it? The friction, named.
- Website hygieneThe fundamentals every site should have: security, email, uptime and basics.
From the blog
- Website Accessibility: What It Is and How to Audit Your SiteA website accessibility audit checks whether disabled people can actually use your site - and whether you meet the law. Here's what it involves, what it costs, and how to start for free.
- Alt Text and SEO: Writing Image Descriptions That Actually HelpAlt text isn't just a compliance checkbox - it's how screen readers, image search, and AI crawlers all understand what's in a picture your visitors take for granted.
- Heading Tags and H1s: What Actually Needs to Be UniqueA page needs exactly one H1, not zero and not five fighting for attention. Here's what heading structure Google actually cares about, and the theme mistake that quietly breaks it on most sites.
Start with one page. Then let AuditCrow watch the rest.
Scan a page free to see how AuditCrow thinks. When you want the whole site, your data and a plan to work from, move into the platform.
The platform is in invite-only beta. Join the list and we will send your invite.