Is your website compliant?
Check it for issues, free.
Free scan of one page for accessibility (WCAG), cookie consent and tracking pixels, against the laws we cover for your market. You get a signed report with the top issues explained in plain English. Paid plans re-scan on a schedule and alert you when the score drops by the amount you set.
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Signature checkable against our published key. No account needed.
A report your team can
act on.
Multi-page, severity-ranked, in your language. Copy-paste developer fixes for the top priorities, a complete inventory of every remaining issue, and a clear per-jurisdiction compliance score you can hand to your counsel. White-label with your logo on the Agency tier.
- Executive summary, plain language
- Per-regulation compliance scoring
- Full violation inventory with affected-page counts
- Copy-paste developer fix snippets for top priorities
- White-label option for agencies
Real reports carry a live, independently verifiable ID. This sample uses illustrative data.
Don’t take our word
for it.
Each Veracly report is signed with Ed25519. Anyone holding it, your lawyer, an auditor, a buyer, a regulator, can check the signature against our published public key, in their browser or with their own tools, without a Veracly account.
- Signed with Ed25519
- Listed in our verification record
- Checked in your browser, no account
Technical checks relevant to these frameworks
Four ways to support
your website maintenance.
Multi-jurisdiction by default
One scan reports against EAA, GDPR, ADA, UK Equality Act and AODA for the markets you select (market limits depend on your plan). Your visitors come from more than one country; we score against the jurisdictions that apply to those markets.
Plain English, suggested fixes
Not 'aria-required-children missing.' We say 'Your contact form is invisible to screen readers.' Then we give your developer a suggested fix.
No widgets, no magic fixes.
We don't inject magic JavaScript that 'fixes' your site. In 2025 the FTC ordered one overlay vendor, accessiBe, to pay US$1M over its marketing claims. We scan and tell you what to fix.
Independent by design
We don’t sell repair work, so a finding never becomes a paid job for us. Each signed report can be checked against our published public key, without a Veracly account.
From a verified domain to your first report
usually within minutes.
Add your domain
Enter the URL, pick your country and the countries your visitors come from. We'll automatically adjust the technical specifications relevant to you depending on the website location and the customer location.
Scheduled website checks
Starter scans monthly; Growth supports weekly scans; Pro and Agency also support daily scans. Report-ready emails and score-drop alerts follow completed scans. Changes between scans may not be detected until the next run.
Get a localized PDF
A multi-page report in your language, with severity-ranked fixes and per-jurisdiction scores. Forward it to your developer.
Seven modules. One scan.
Each module applies a standardised set of technical and content-based checks derived from published requirements and specifications. Findings are generated through automated rule-based analysis and are provided for informational purposes.
New: EU AI Act, Article 50 transparency rules apply 2 Aug 2026. Scans covering EU visitors include a free readiness check.
WCAG 2.1 AA
Automated checks across all four principles (WCAG 2.1 A/AA plus 2.2 target size), with a criterion-by-criterion inventory of every WCAG 2.2 A/AA criterion showing what is automated and what still needs a person. AI-explained fixes for top priorities; full inventory with selector and severity for the rest.
Cookies & consent
GDPR, ePrivacy, UK PECR. Pre-consent capture, reject-all parity, banner accessibility.
Tracking pixels
Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn and the other major ad & analytics platforms.
Privacy policy clauses
Required clauses by jurisdiction. Missing-section alerts.
Accessibility statements
The EAA requires service information on accessibility. We check whether a statement page exists and what it covers.
Cookie banner UX
Granularity, parity, accessibility, the things regulators look at.
AI transparency
Detect undisclosed chatbots and missing AI-use notices, mapped to EU AI Act Article 50, effective 2 Aug 2026.
Scored checks trace back to their source.
Veracly provides a technology-assisted review based on a structured catalogue of predefined criteria derived from relevant statutes, standards, and technical specifications, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all checklist. The assessment follows a standardised, rule-based methodology designed to systematically identify accessibility and data-protection issues. For transparency, each criterion is linked to its underlying source document, so you can trace individual findings back to the relevant provision or standard.
European Accessibility Act
GDPR & ePrivacy
Americans with Disabilities Act
UK Equality Act 2010
Canada: web accessibility (AODA, Ontario)
Australia (DDA + Privacy Act)
- Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth)
- AHRC: Guidelines on equal access to digital goods and services (April 2025)
- Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
- OAIC: Australian Privacy Principles (APP) Guidelines
- WCAG 2.2 (W3C Recommendation)
- WCAG 2.1 (W3C Recommendation)
Scope: the AHRC's April 2025 Guidelines name WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the minimum for the Disability Discrimination Act s 24 duty. They are guidance, not a binding standard. Veracly automates the WCAG 2.1 A/AA rule set plus SC 2.5.8 Target Size, so five of the six criteria WCAG 2.2 adds at Level A/AA are not tested: 2.4.11 Focus Not Obscured (Minimum); 2.5.7 Dragging Movements; 3.2.6 Consistent Help; 3.3.7 Redundant Entry; 3.3.8 Accessible Authentication (Minimum). None can be verified from a single automated page inspection: they turn on focus and pointer interaction states, multi-step processes, authentication, or consistency across a set of pages. Every Australian report repeats this.
Links point to official government and standards-body sources. Veracly is a compliance-monitoring tool, not a law firm, reports are not legal advice.
More than a one-time scan
Free scanners give you a snapshot. Veracly re-scans on a schedule, so you can see how your site changes over time.
| Criterion | With Veracly | DIY with free tools |
|---|---|---|
| Cadence | Scheduled automated re-scans (monthly, weekly or daily by plan), alerts when your score drops | Re-run a scanner manually whenever you remember |
| Coverage | EAA · GDPR · ADA · UK Equality · AODA in one report | One regulation per tool, merged in a spreadsheet |
| Categories | Accessibility, cookies, pixels, policy docs in one scan | Separate tool per category, separate workflow |
| Audit trail | Timestamped, jurisdiction-tagged PDFs in six languages | Screenshots, exports, manual translation |
Comparison describes general DIY workflows using free or freemium scanners. Specific tool capabilities vary by vendor.
Simple plans, no procurement cycle.
Annual billing saves 2 months. Cancel anytime.
One-time report: €49
One scan of one site you own, up to 50 pages, with the signed PDF report. No subscription. Full refund within 14 days on request.
For solo practices and indie sites
- 1 site · 50 pages
- Monthly scan
- EAA, GDPR, ADA, UK, AODA and AU (whichever apply), up to 3 markets
- Email alerts
- Signed PDF + dashboard
For most growing SMBs
- 3 sites · 250 pages each
- Weekly scan
- EAA, GDPR, ADA, UK, AODA and AU (whichever apply), up to 8 markets
- Email + Slack alerts
- Signed PDF + dashboard
For multi-location practices
- 10 sites · 500 pages each
- Daily, weekly, or monthly
- EAA, GDPR, ADA, UK, AODA and AU (whichever apply), unlimited markets
- Email + Slack alerts
- Signed PDF + dashboard
White-label for agencies
- 25 sites · 1,000 pages each
- Daily, weekly, or monthly
- EAA, GDPR, ADA, UK, AODA and AU (whichever apply), unlimited markets
- Email + Slack alerts
- White-label PDFs
- Client sub-accounts
All prices exclude VAT. VAT is added at checkout based on your billing address; EU businesses with a valid VAT ID are reverse-charged.
Need unlimited sites, custom SLA, or DPA negotiation? Talk to us about Enterprise.
A scanner, not a widget.
| Aspect | Veracly | Overlay tools |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | Scan + fix guidance | Varies by vendor |
| Regulator action | No regulator action | accessiBe: US$1M FTC order (2025) |
| Multi-jurisdiction | EAA · GDPR · ADA · UK · CA · AU | Varies by vendor |
| Legal assurance | No guarantee of compliance or lawsuit prevention | Review each vendor’s scope and limitations |
Things people ask before signing up.
What is Veracly?
Veracly is a website compliance monitoring service for small and medium businesses. Using a deterministic, rule-based engine, it scans your site against a structured set of technical specifications relevant to accessibility (European Accessibility Act / BFSG, ADA, UK Equality Act, AODA), privacy (GDPR and the ePrivacy cookie rules), and AI transparency (EU AI Act Article 50), then gives you a plain-English, severity-ranked report with suggested fixes for the top priorities.
How does a Veracly scan work?
Veracly crawls your pages, runs the axe-core accessibility engine against the rendered DOM, and records every network request, cookie, and storage write that happens before a visitor interacts with your cookie banner. It then traces the applied criteria back to the regulatory frameworks relevant to each client and visitor location and gives you a compliance score based on those locations. Most findings can be reproduced in your own browser’s DevTools.
What is the difference between the free scan and a paid report?
The free scan checks a single page and emails you a signed summary report usually within a few minutes, same engine, same scoring, same cryptographic signature as the paid tier. Paid plans add scheduled multi-page monitoring (monthly, weekly or daily by plan), the jurisdictions for the markets you select in one report, score-drop alerts, and a dated attestation history you can share.
Can Veracly make my website compliant?
No, and that is deliberate. Veracly is an independent monitoring and reporting service: it tells you precisely what to fix and how, but it does not sell the remediation. Fixing the identified issues removes what we detect; full conformance also needs the manual checks the report lists. No tool can make a website compliant on its own. Staying independent is what lets Veracly’s findings be credible to a regulator, auditor, or counsel.
Is a Veracly report legal advice?
No. A Veracly report is a technical compliance scan generated by automated software. It is informational only, not legal advice, not a regulatory opinion, and not a § 317 HGB / ISA audit. The analysis is based on predefined rule sets using a deterministic engine and does not claim completeness or exhaustiveness of applicable legal requirements. Results may vary depending on jurisdiction and interpretation. The report is intended to support qualified legal counsel in reviewing and acting upon the findings within the relevant legal framework.
Can someone verify my report without a Veracly account?
Yes. Anyone holding the PDF can visit the verify link and reconcile the signature against Veracly’s public key, published at veracly.app/.well-known/veracly-signing-key.json. The signature check runs in their browser or with their own tools, with no Veracly account needed.
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