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AccessiCheck
Find your site's accessibility errors in 2 minutes
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Find your site's accessibility errors in 2 minutes
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Paste a URL, get your page's accessibility errors in 2 minutes — ranked by severity, each with its RGAA/WCAG criterion and a before/after code fix. In plain French (Europe's EAA applies since June 2025). Free scan, no account. €29 one-page report, €49 Pro (5 pages), €9/month monitoring. We never claim compliance: what no robot can test is published on the site. A diagnostic tool, not a certificate.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Franck. I built AccessiCheck so finding your site's accessibility errors doesn't mean either decoding English technical jargon or waiting days for a consulting audit. Paste a URL: in 2 minutes, AccessiCheck automatically returns the errors a robot can detect — ranked by severity, each with the RGAA/WCAG criterion and the before/after code to fix it. €29 for one page, €49 for up to five, €9/month if you want it re-scanned every month.
That matters now because the European Accessibility Act (in force since 28 June 2025) and France's RGAA apply to far more sites than most owners realise. A full human RGAA audit is a multi-day job — and most small sites don't need the full version yet. AccessiCheck gives you the automatic half first; you only pay for a full audit if your situation really requires one.
Two things I did on purpose:
1. I published what the tool can't do. Screen-reader experience, full keyboard journeys, PDF contents — no robot can test those. That list is on the landing page and repeated in every report. "100/100" means no automated rule failed. It does not mean compliant, and I will never pretend otherwise.
2. I ran it on my own site first. It scored 87/100. I published the before-report, applied my own fixes, re-scanned: 100/100. The report is still online, unedited.
I'm a solo founder in Brittany, building this with AI agents that I supervise and re-read myself. French first, because the French-speaking market gets English tools and French regulation.
I'd love your feedback on two things:
1. Is "free scan → €29 report" a flow you'd follow for your own site (or a client's)?
2. What would make the report genuinely useful to hand to a developer — anything missing?
Happy to answer anything about the EAA/RGAA for small sites. Thanks for looking 🙏