What your accessibility report includes
Review an example before buying. The findings below come from the W3C's deliberately inaccessible demo page. The action plan and statement excerpt on this page are illustrative examples, not a customer report or a new scan.
Your optional 9,00 € report uses the results of the page you scan. It includes findings, a prioritized action plan and a statement draft you complete with your business details. Save the report as PDF with your browser's print dialog.
Real example, not a mockup
What a scan actually finds
This is unedited output from scanning W3C's own "inaccessible" demo page on 2026-09-10 — a page the W3C built on purpose to contain real failures, so we don't have to fabricate an example.
- Critical
- 2
- Serious
- 4
- Moderate
- 0
- Passed
- 14
Ensure <img> elements have alternative text or a role of none or presentation
<img src="./img/border_left_top.gif" width="10px" height="10px">Ensure the contrast between foreground and background colors meets WCAG 2 AA minimum contrast ratio thresholds
<b>Free Penguins</b>Insufficient color contrast of 3.88 (foreground #41545d, background #a9b8bf) — needs 4.5:1.
Ensure links have discernible text
<a href="javascript:location.href='home.html';"><img name="nav_home" src="./img/nav_home.gif"></a>Each issue comes with plain-language fix guidance and an AI assistant you can ask follow-up questions. For 9,00 €, a scan like this also unlocks a PDF report with a prioritized action plan and an accessibility statement draft to complete and review for your own site.
Scan your own website →Example action plan
This editorial example shows the level of detail to look for; your generated plan will depend on your findings.
- Review image alternatives.Give informative images meaningful alternative text and decorative images an empty alt attribute. Check the purpose of each image; do not generate descriptions solely from filenames.
- Give links meaningful names.Check image-only links and make sure their accessible names describe their destination or action. Test those names in context with a screen reader.
- Fix the flagged text contrast.The example's 3.88:1 contrast is below the 4.5:1 threshold reported for that text. Adjust the foreground or background and check the resulting colour pair again.
- Retest and review the customer journey manually.Run another scan after changes. Also test navigation, forms and the relevant purchase or booking journey using a keyboard and assistive technology.
Statement draft: what you still supply
The paid report adds automated findings to the draft. You supply your organisation name, service name, country, accessibility contact and any known limitations. The country data supplies enforcement and complaint information where confirmed.
Illustrative excerpt: An automated scan identified missing image alternatives, link-name issues and insufficient text contrast. These results do not establish a conformance level. Contact [your accessibility contact] to report a barrier.
This excerpt is not a complete statement. Check the full draft against your actual service and assessment before publishing. Neither the report nor the statement fixes your site or certifies compliance; a manual audit is not included.