Free ADA Website Audit
A free preliminary WCAG 2.1 AA scan of your website, focused on the WebAIM Big Six — the six failure types responsible for 96% of all detected accessibility errors — plus a plain-English summary and an optional fixed-scope remediation quote from Grow Wild Agency. No card required.
How it works
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You submit your URL
Takes under a minute. No card, no obligation.
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We run a WCAG 2.1 AA scan
Focused on the WebAIM Big Six failure types — the six issues that account for 96% of all detected accessibility errors.
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You get results within one business day
A plain-English summary of what we found, by severity, sent to the email you provide.
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Optional: a fixed-scope remediation quote
If you want it fixed, Grow Wild Agency can quote the work — no pressure either way.
FAQ
- Is this audit really free?
- Yes. The preliminary scan and summary are free with no obligation. If you want professional remediation, Grow Wild Agency can quote fixed-scope work — but there is no cost to find out where you stand.
- What does the audit check?
- An automated WCAG 2.1 AA scan focused on the WebAIM Big Six: low-contrast text, missing alt text, missing form labels, empty links, empty buttons, and missing document language. Automated tools catch roughly 30-40% of WCAG failures — this is a starting point, not a legal conformance attestation. A full professional audit adds manual assistive-technology testing.
- Who is Grow Wild Agency?
- The team behind whatisADA.com and a federally-certified ADA-compliant web design studio — 8 DHS Section 508 certifications, 10 GSA accessibility certifications, pursuing IAAP CPACC → WAS → CPWA accreditation. They build and remediate websites to WCAG 2.1 Level AA and have shipped against Title II, Title III, Section 504, and EAA requirements.
- What happens after I submit my email and URL?
- We run the scan, and you'll get a plain-English results summary within one business day. If you want help fixing what we find, we'll follow up with a fixed-scope quote. If not, you keep the results — no further obligation.