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GetWCAG is a tool designed to help organizations understand and improve the accessibility of their websites in a simple and scalable way. What makes GetWCAG different from many other accessibility tools is that it is built to analyze entire websites, not just individual pages. Many tools test one URL at a time, which makes it difficult to understand the overall accessibility status of a website. GetWCAG can instead crawl large websites, analyze thousands of pages, and provide a clear overview of accessibility issues and patterns across the site. Another important aspect of GetWCAG is its focus on European accessibility requirements. The platform is designed around guidelines such as WCAG 2.2 and standards like EN 301 549, making it relevant for organizations that must consider the requirements introduced by the European Accessibility Act. The goal is not to promise full conformance, but to help organizations identify potential issues and understand where improvements may be needed. GetWCAG focuses on clarity and practical use. Scan results are presented in a way that helps teams understand what types of issues exist, how many pages are affected, and which problems should be prioritized. This makes the tool useful for developers, product teams, and organizations that need an overview of the accessibility status of their websites. GetWCAG also provides a free accessibility widget that website owners can add to their site. The widget allows visitors to adjust certain visual aspects of the interface, such as contrast or font size, which can improve usability for some users. However, the widget does not fix accessibility problems in the underlying code. It should be seen as a supportive tool that can help improve the user experience, while real accessibility improvements still require addressing issues directly in the website’s code and design. In summary, GetWCAG stands out by combining scalable website scanning, a focus on European accessibility requirements, and practical reporting that helps organizations understand and prioritize accessibility improvements across their websites.
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We’re using GetWCAG to help us with our accessibility conformance under the EAA. It has worked very smoothly so far, and the experience has been seamless. Extremly fast scans for a full website
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