Full-Site Audit
Every other scanner on this site checks a page you paste in. This one finds your pages for you, sweeps up to 40 of them through two separate engines, and hands back one list in the order you should fix it.
What you get
- Page discovery.Read from sitemap.xml, or crawled from your homepage if you don't have one. You don't supply a URL list.
- Two engines per page. WCAG 2.1 accessibility checks and AI-agent prompt-injection checks, run against one fetch of each page.
- Worst-first page ranking. Your pages ordered by how much is wrong with them, so remediation has an obvious starting point.
- An honest gap list. The checks a machine cannot make, stated plainly, so you know what a scan has not covered.
Questions
- How is this different from your $39 AccessProof report?
- Scope, and honesty about scope. AccessProof scans up to 5 URLs you type in by hand — which means you have to already know which pages are broken. This one reads your sitemap.xml, finds the pages itself, and sweeps up to 40 of them. It also runs a second scanner AccessProof doesn't: the CloakCheck prompt-injection pass. If you know exactly which page you need checked, buy the $39 one; it's the same accessibility engine.
- Is $499 for an automated scan honest?
- It's a fair question, so here is the plain version. This is automation, not a human expert. What you are paying for is exhaustiveness — 40 pages by 2 engines is roughly 80 scans, run in a couple of minutes, with a consolidated remediation order. A human accessibility consultant charges $2,500-10,000 and will find things we can't, including colour contrast, keyboard traps and screen-reader behaviour. If you need a defensible legal audit, hire that person. If you need to know what's actually broken across your whole site today, this is the cheaper and faster instrument.
- What does it actually check?
- Eight WCAG 2.1 criteria that are verifiable from page markup — missing alt text, unlabeled form fields, page language, empty link text, heading structure, missing h1, missing page title, missing skip link — plus the prompt-injection patterns from CloakCheck: hidden text, off-screen instructions, and content aimed at an AI shopping or support agent rather than a human reader. The report also lists what still needs a manual pass instead of pretending the machine covered it.
- Why does AI-agent prompt injection matter to my site?
- Because agents now shop, book and file support tickets on your behalf, and they read your raw HTML — including text a human visitor never sees. Content hidden in your pages, whether you put it there or an attacker did, is instructions to those agents. Nobody looks for this on a site-wide basis, which is exactly why it's in here.
- What if my site has no sitemap?
- We fall back to crawling the same-origin links off your homepage. Sitemap coverage is better, so if the free sample reports far fewer pages than you have, that's usually why — and it's also telling you something worth fixing for search engines.
- Is it a subscription?
- No. One payment, one report, run at the moment you buy. There is no monitoring contract and nothing to cancel.