It is an automated website accessibility testing and monitoring solution designed to help organizations identify, track, and manage accessibility issues as websites change over time. It supports ongoing accessibility efforts through automated scanning, reporting, scheduled monitoring, and remediation recommendations.
How It Works
The scanner evaluates website pages for accessibility issues and provides detailed reports with prioritized issue listings. Teams can use the results and recommended fixes to address accessibility barriers, then continue monitoring the website to identify issues introduced by future changes.
Key Features of Equally AI
- Automated Accessibility Scanning: Scan website pages and identify accessibility issues.
- Scheduled Monitoring: Choose weekly, monthly, or quarterly automated accessibility scans.
- AI Accessibility Fix Recommendations: Get recommendations to support accessibility remediation.
- Detailed Reports: Access downloadable reports and prioritized issue information.
- Sitemap-Based Monitoring: Use the website sitemap to identify pages for scanning and monitoring.
- Multi-Resolution Monitoring: Evaluate accessibility across desktop and mobile screens.
- 190+ Languages: Supports accessibility monitoring for multilingual websites.
- Accessibility Standards: Supports WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2, ADA, Section 508, EAA / EN 301 549, AODA, and other accessibility requirements.
- A 10-day free trial is available.
Pricing
Single-Site Plans :
- Small Site (up to 100 pages): $9 / month
- Medium Site (up to 250 pages): $19 / month
- Large Site (up to 1,000 pages): $89 / month
- Extra Large Site (up to 2,500 pages): $199 / month
Multi-Site Plans:
- Silver (3 websites, up to 1,500 pages): $129 / month
- Gold (5 websites, up to 2,500 pages): $219 / month
- Platinum (10 websites, up to 5,000 pages): $399 / month
Who Can Use It?
SkynetAccessibility Scanner is suitable for website owners and businesses, legal and compliance teams, developers and web agencies, ecommerce and SaaS platforms, digital marketing professionals, government organizations, and accessibility-focused organizations.
