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color: #4b5563;Plain English · RGAA/WCAG mapping · Fix code · Report in minutes
We use the same detection engine as they do (axe-core), extended with our own checks. On shared rules, we do not detect “more”. What we do give you is what they do not provide.
| Point | Lighthouse / WAVE | AccessiCheck |
|---|---|---|
| Explanations | In English, technical | Plain English, with a “In plain words” sentence |
| RGAA mapping | No | Yes, for every issue |
| Fix code | A link to documentation | Before / after, adapted to your page |
| Prioritisation | Raw list | Ranked by severity and de-duplicated |
| A file to pass on | No | PDF + web version, to send to your developer or your client |
| Several pages | One page at a time | Up to 5 pages in a single report (Pro) |
| Price | Free | Free scan · €29 · €49 |
A program can only check part of the RGAA/WCAG criteria. Here is exactly what AccessiCheck does, what it flags as “to review”, and what it leaves to a human. Every report repeats this list, so that no one mistakes the score for an attestation of compliance.
WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 rules, levels A and AA.
These points are presented as leads, never as certain non-conformities. For this analysis, the visible texts of the page (alternative texts, link labels, form labels) are sent to an AI model operated by a provider listed in our privacy policy.
The score starts at 100. It removes points for each type of issue detected, according to its severity:
100/100 means that none of our automated rules failed. It does not mean your site is compliant. Please do not present this score as proof of compliance.
One-off payment, no hidden subscription. The report arrives by email, usually in less than 10 minutes.
€29 one-off
€49 one-off
€9 / month
The pages analysed must be reachable without logging in. If our crawler cannot reach your site, you are fully refunded. AccessiCheck is a diagnostic tool: it does not replace a full audit and is not an attestation of compliance.
We built a fictional online shop with the mistakes commonly found on retail sites: low-contrast promo prices, an “Add to cart” button with no accessible name, a promo-code field with no label… Then we ran it through AccessiCheck. This Pro report is published unedited.
Site analysed: demo.accessicheck.brozapi.com — a fictional shop created for this demonstration. Pages chosen: home, category, product page, cart, contact. Pro report, €49.
In August 2026, our own site scored 87/100. We fixed the missing skip link, the contrasts of our report template and the size of some touch targets. We also removed our demo page from the scan scope, because it deliberately reproduces errors. After the fixes: 100/100 on the remaining pages. This score means that no automated rule fails. It does not mean the site is RGAA-compliant.
My name is Franck Barrin. I publish AccessiCheck on my own, from Ploërmel (Morbihan, France), as a sole trader (trading name Vizinote). I also publish the Brozapi tools. I build the product with the help of AI tools, but I review every detection rule, every report text and every page of this site myself. A question about a report? Write to contact@brozapi.com: I am the one who answers.
No. AccessiCheck automatically checks a subset of the criteria and tells you what to fix first. Compliance is established by a full audit, carried out by a person, on a sample of pages. Our report helps you prepare that audit and reduce its cost, by fixing first what a robot can find.
The French RGAA applies to public bodies and to private companies whose turnover in France exceeds 250 million euros. Since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA), transposed in France by law no. 2023-171 of 9 March 2023, also applies to certain products and services, including online commerce. Micro-enterprises providing services are exempt: fewer than 10 employees and an annual turnover or balance sheet total of 2 million euros or less. The reference technical standard is EN 301 549, which builds on WCAG. This information is general and is not legal advice: if in doubt, check your situation with a lawyer.
The underlying engine is the same (axe-core): on shared rules, we do not claim to detect more. We add plain-English explanations, the RGAA mapping of each issue, before/after fix code, a severity ranking without duplicates and a PDF you can pass on as is. If you are comfortable with English and WCAG, the free tools may be enough for you. Our article “How to test your site's accessibility” (in French) explains how to use them.
The €29 report analyses one page of your choice, with every issue detected and a fix for each type of issue. The Pro analyses up to 5 pages that you choose yourself, for example product page, cart and contact for a shop. It adds an RGAA grid per theme, a one-page summary for the decision maker and a consolidated list of fixes for your developer.
Usually less than 10 minutes after payment. You receive an email with the PDF and a link to the web version. If the report has not arrived after an hour, check your spam folder and then write to contact@brozapi.com, giving the email address you used to pay.
Some sites block crawlers: anti-bot protection, Cloudflare, maintenance page, password-protected access. If the scan fails for that reason, you are notified by email and fully refunded, with nothing to do. You can also temporarily allow our crawler (user agent “AccessiCheck”) and ask us to run the scan again. Pages behind a login cannot be analysed.
Yes, like any automated tool. It may report an issue that is not one, and it does not see everything. That is why points coming from the AI analysis are marked “to review” rather than “failed”. If you think a point is a false positive, reply to the delivery email: we fix the rule if that is the case.
That none of our automated rules failed on the pages analysed. It is neither RGAA compliance, nor a label, nor a certification: there is in fact no official RGAA certification. Do not display this score on your site as proof of compliance.
Yes. The PDF is designed to be sent as is to a client or a developer, with explanations a non-specialist can understand. White-labelling (report with your logo) and multi-site packs are not available yet. Write to us if you are interested: we will open them first to the agencies that ask.
AccessiCheck is published by Franck Barrin, sole trader in Ploërmel (Morbihan, France). We keep the scanned address and the result so we can send it to you and improve our rules. The visible texts of the page (alternative texts, link labels, form labels) are sent to an AI provider for the “to review” analysis. Payment is handled by Stripe: we never see your card. The details are in our privacy policy.
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