Free WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility check. In 30 seconds you'll know whether your site is BFSG-compliant — including best-practice checks and a PDF report to download.
Checked against the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (Level A and AA) — exactly the standard the BFSG has required since June 2025.
Real browser scan in headless Chromium. No setup, no plugin, no account. Enter a URL, get a report.
Over 90 rules, grouped by severity. With concrete HTML snippets and remediation tips for each violation.
Export the full report as a clean PDF — ideal for internal tickets, audits, or developer handoff.
Heading hierarchy, landmarks, alt text, semantic HTML — everything Google and screen readers love alike.
Same engine as professional audits (axe-core by Deque). The results hold up in the real world.
Type in the address of your website or a single page. We add https:// automatically.
We open your page in real Chromium, wait for full rendering, then run axe-core over the DOM.
Clear breakdown with concrete violations, severity, and suggested fixes — plus PDF download.
The Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG) has required almost all online shops and digital service providers in Germany to have accessible websites since June 2025. Standard: WCAG 2.2 Level AA — exactly what we check.
Violations can lead to warnings, fines up to €100,000 and, in the worst case, a sales ban.
Yes, completely. You don't need an account or a credit card and you can check as many pages as you like. We offer the check for free because we want to get to know developers and website owners — some of them will use our paid search product later.
WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 at Level A and AA, plus best-practice rules (e.g. heading order, semantic landmarks). That covers the BFSG, EN 301 549, and most international requirements.
We use axe-core by Deque — the most widely used open-source accessibility engine in the world. The same technology powers many paid audit tools.
Yes. The scanner loads your page in a real Chromium browser and waits for full rendering before checking. JavaScript-heavy apps are analyzed correctly too.
No. The check runs server-side, the result is sent only to your browser, and nothing is stored permanently.
Automated tests find about 30–50% of all accessibility issues. They are an excellent starting point — for full BFSG conformance, manual testing (screen reader, keyboard, cognitive aspects) is also needed.
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