Does a passing scan mean I’m “compliant”?

No — and anyone who tells you otherwise is the reason the FTC is handing out fines. Automated testing reliably catches roughly 30–50% of WCAG issues; the rest need human review. avp.io finds and tracks the machine-detectable issues, prioritizes fixes, and gives you a dated record of due diligence — which is exactly what matters if you’re ever challenged.

How is this different from a free checker?

A one-off check tells you today’s problems. Sites change every week and regressions creep back in. avp.io monitors continuously, alerts you on new violations, and keeps the audit trail — in plain language your whole team can act on.

Why not just install an overlay?

Overlays sit on top of your broken code instead of fixing it. They don’t satisfy the EAA, and they’ve become a litigation magnet in their own right. We help you fix the source. Here’s the full breakdown.

Accessibility Validation Platform

Is your website a lawsuit waiting to happen?

Scan any page for real WCAG / ADA / EAA accessibility violations in seconds. Get the exact issues and how to fix them — no overlay widget, no false promises.

No signup. We scan one public page and show you what real users with disabilities hit.

The overlay era is over

The “accessibility widget” you’ve been pitched doesn’t fix your site — and regulators have noticed. avp.io does the opposite: real audits, real code fixes, and a record you can stand behind.

Lawsuits are climbing

3,948 ADA website lawsuits were filed in 2025 — up ~24% year over year, and ~70% targeted e-commerce. New York, Florida, and California lead; Illinois jumped 746%.

See the full lawsuit data →

The EU deadline already passed

The European Accessibility Act took effect June 28, 2025 — no grace period. It applies to anyone selling to EU consumers, with fines up to €100,000 or 4% of revenue.

What the EAA requires →

Overlays got caught

The FTC fined accessiBe $1M in 2025 for claiming its widget made sites compliant. EAA enforcers reject overlays and require real source-code fixes.

Why overlays fail →

Free accessibility tools & guides

Use them, bookmark them, share them with your team. No login required.

Simple, honest pricing

Start with a free scan. Move to continuous monitoring when you’re ready to stay covered.

Starter

$29/mo

Up to 25 pages monitored
Weekly automated re-scan
Prioritized fix guidance
Monthly PDF audit report

Business

$79/mo

Up to 250 pages monitored
Daily automated re-scan
Prioritized fixes + code snippets
Dated audit trail for legal defense
Email alerts on new violations

Agency

$199/mo

Unlimited client sites
White-label reports
Daily monitoring across all sites
Priority support

We’re onboarding our first customers by hand right now — you’ll get direct help setting up. No card charged until your monitoring is live.

Frequently asked questions

Does a passing scan mean I’m “compliant”?: No — and anyone who tells you otherwise is the reason the FTC is handing out fines. Automated testing reliably catches roughly 30–50% of WCAG issues; the rest need human review. avp.io finds and tracks the machine-detectable issues, prioritizes fixes, and gives you a dated record of due diligence — which is exactly what matters if you’re ever challenged.
How is this different from a free checker?: A one-off check tells you today’s problems. Sites change every week and regressions creep back in. avp.io monitors continuously, alerts you on new violations, and keeps the audit trail — in plain language your whole team can act on.
Why not just install an overlay?: Overlays sit on top of your broken code instead of fixing it. They don’t satisfy the EAA, and they’ve become a litigation magnet in their own right. We help you fix the source. Here’s the full breakdown.