FAQ Free EAA Accessibility Checker
Explore the answers to commonly asked questions below about website accessibility and compliance.
The free EAA website check tests your homepage against WCAG 2.2 Level AA and lists every issue it finds, ranked by severity, with guidance on what to do about each one. WCAG 2.2 covers WCAG 2.1 in full, so compliance with it includes the success criteria referenced by EN 301 549. Your report lands by email. No account and no card needed
Your result is just the first step to analysing your website's compliance status. Email yourself the full report for what you actually need to plan a fix: every issue by severity, the WCAG criteria involved, and which parts of the homepage are affected.
What you do next depends on which result you got:
Compliant. Congratulations! That's rare on a first scan. Run a full scan to check your whole site, then turn on continuous monitoring to catch future changes. Our advanced tools can also check colour contrast, tabbing order and content.
Partially compliant. You've got a mix of good and bad. Work through the flagged issues using our Content and Media tools, then run the check again to confirm they're fixed. Once the check comes back compliant, you're ready for a full website scan.
Non-compliant. Start with critical and high-severity issues. Because they often come from repeated components, fixing one can resolve several issues at once. Run the check again, or let our team help with the remaining issues.
The Nexus Inclusion platform tests your whole website against the same WCAG 2.2 Level AA standard as the free check, including the checkout, booking forms and account areas a homepage scan cannot reach. To help you achieve EAA compliance, we also offer a full suite of standalone tools to support media, content and image accessibility.
Continuous monitoring re-tests as your website daily to catch changes, sending alerts when something breaks and compliance reporting you can share with the team.
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Yes. No account, no card, no trial that expires. We ask for an email address if you want the full report sent to you, and you can see the headline result without giving us anything.
No. This tool analyses and gives an indicative compliance status of your homepage. Only a full website accessibility audit can determine whether your site is in accordance with global accessibility regulations.
To achieve full compliance and be digitally inclusive, use our full suite of tools or we can help you with dedicated accessibility support.
The Act itself names no version. EN 301 549, the EU's accessibility standard, incorporates WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA in full. This check tests WCAG 2.2 Level AA, and the W3C confirms that anything conforming to 2.2 also conforms to 2.1 and 2.0. Note: WCAG 2.2 dropped success criterion 4.1.1 Parsing, so if you need to report against 2.1 specifically, you'll still have to test that one separately.
It applies to consumer-facing services offered in the EU.The Act names e-commerce, banking, telecoms, transport and audiovisual media specifically. It follows the service rather than the seller, so offering these services to EU consumers is what puts you in scope, regardless of where your business is based.
Read our EAA Compliance Guide if you’re still not sure if the Act applies to you or talk to our team.
Because checking one page keeps the scan free and instant, while a whole-website scan takes more time and effort. Your homepage tells you the state of your shared components, which is the fastest useful signal we can give you in thirty seconds.
Compare our Plans to find the right option to a full scan of your website.
Automated checks quickly and reliably identify accessibility issues. They analyse what is detected in code, which is the starting point for digital accessibility. The Nexus Inclusion platform takes it from there: every page tested, tools to fix what comes back, monitoring to keep it fixed, and our own accessibility team on hand to make your site genuinely accessible and inclusive.
Each Member State points its own authority. Steps to compliance, sanctions and how strictly the rules get enforced can vary by country, so where you trade matters as much as what you sell. Our compliance guides break down the position country by country.
See how the EAA accessibility scanner finds issues across a whole website, delivering detection, analysis, and guidance on how to fix the issues.
Use our contrast checker tool to make sure the contrast ratio between your two selected colours meets WCAG requirements.
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