Scandiary

Scandiary runs an automated WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility scan on the same pages of your website every Monday, then emails you a dated report showing what is new, what increased, what decreased, and what is no longer detected since the previous scan. It is built for online shops with no in-house developer and no accessibility budget. Three things it deliberately does not do: It does not issue a compliance verdict, and no report we send will ever use that word. Automated checks find roughly a third of accessibility problems — ours included. The rest, whether alt text is meaningful, whether a page makes sense through a screen reader, needs a person. It never writes "fixed", only "no longer detected". A problem can disappear because a page was deleted, or because an element only shows up sometimes. Disappearing is not proof of repair. If nothing changed, it sends nothing. A week with nothing in it is a real result, not a failure — though it is also not proof that your site is accessible. No install, no account, no script on your site. The site itself loads no third-party scripts, no analytics and no external fonts. Five pages are scanned free every Monday and the free plan is not a trial. $12 a month (or $120 a year) adds twenty pages and lists where each problem sits — every affected element with its CSS selector and the page it is on, up to 25 per issue, not one example.