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Built in Canada | 2026 census of 1,045 Ontario public-sector websites

Web accessibility compliance, built in Canada

Measure and fix your website against the AODA, the Accessible Canada Act and WCAG, with the ADA and Section 508 covered for your U.S. audience.

Automated scanning finds issues in minutes. Expert auditors test what automation can't.

No payment requiredInstant accessibility reportWCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 rule checks

AODA AND ACA READY

Findings mapped to WCAG 2.0 AA for the AODA and EN 301 549 for federal bodies

REAL BROWSER SCANNING

Pages rendered in headless Chrome on desktop and mobile, then tested with the open-source axe-core engine

EXPERT REVIEW

Book a call for manual review of the barriers automated scanning cannot detect

How the free scan works

Enter one page. We load it in a real browser, test it against WCAG rules, and show you what we found and where.

  • Rendered in headless Chrome
  • Desktop and mobile viewports
  • Tested with axe-core v4.11.1
  • Score plus findings mapped to WCAG and AODA
  1. Enter your page URL
  2. We render it on desktop and mobile
  3. axe-core tests it against WCAG rules
  4. You get a score and a list of findings
Website ownersPartners & Agencies

Automated scanning + expert review

Start with a free automated scan, then add expert manual testing for the barriers automation cannot detect.

axe-coreopen-source engine

Find detectable issues in minutes

Our scanner renders your page in a real headless Chrome browser on desktop and mobile and tests it with axe-core v4.11.1, the open-source accessibility engine.

  • Free single-page scan
  • Accessibility score
  • Desktop and mobile results
Manualexpert testing

Manual review for what automation misses

Automated tools detect only part of all accessibility barriers. Our expert audits add manual testing of your key pages and user flows.

  • Manual testing
  • WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 AA
  • Prioritized findings
5standards mapped

Reports mapped to the rules you follow

Every finding is mapped to WCAG, the AODA, the Accessible Canada Act, the ADA and Section 508, so you can track and document your progress.

  • Detailed reports
  • Standards mapping
  • Progress you can document

Put your website
to the test

Get a free accessibility score and a list of detected issues in about a minute

No payment required | Results in about a minute | WCAG criteria

MORE THAN COMPLIANCE

Web accessibility is
the right thing to do
and good for business

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Demonstrate inclusion

Contribute to a more inclusive internet, making a meaningful impact on the lives of millions

Tap into new opportunity

People with disabilities and their families are customers, residents and employees. An accessible website serves all of them

Boost brand reputation

Web accessibility isn't just a feature. It reflects leadership and values, elevating brand reputation with every click

“We believe everyone deserves equal access to the digital world. Compliable exists to show organizations clearly where their websites stand, so they can fix what matters first.”

Sayid Kaddage, Founder

Compliable

How we work

Clear evidence about where a website stands, from a Canadian company that is honest about what automation can and cannot do.

Built on open standards

Our scanner uses axe-core, the widely used open-source accessibility engine, so every rule we test against is public and documented.

Honest about limits

Automated scanning detects only part of all accessibility barriers. We never promise automatic fixes or guaranteed compliance.

Measured in Canada

Our July 2026 census scanned 7,485 page scans across 1,045 Ontario public-sector organizations using the Compliable Audit Standard v1.0.

LARGER ORGANIZATIONS AND PUBLIC SECTOR

Accessibility across many sites?

We scope audits across multiple websites and plan expert review around the obligations that apply to you, whether that is the AODA, the Accessible Canada Act or both.

  • Scoped to your sites and obligations
  • Reports mapped to AODA, ACA and WCAG
  • Expert manual testing

7,485

Page scans in our 2026 census

1,045

Ontario public-sector organizations

884

AODA-bound organizations measured

89.4%

Show a detectable WCAG 2.0 AA violation

CANADA'S PUBLIC SECTOR, MEASURED

89.4% of Ontario public bodies show a detectable WCAG 2.0 AA violation

From Compliable's 2026 census of 1,045 Ontario public-sector organizations. AODA penalties reach $100,000 per day for corporations, and U.S. organizations face thousands of ADA lawsuits every year.

AODA, ACA AND WCAG

Proactive protection, not reactive panic

Find barriers before they become complaints. Compliable reports against the AODA, the Accessible Canada Act and WCAG, and covers the ADA and Section 508 for U.S. audiences.

SECURITY AND PRIVACY

We scan public pages,
nothing more

The free scan loads only the public URL you submit, in a headless browser on our servers. The scanner refuses internal and private network addresses, and scans are rate limited to prevent abuse.

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Frequently asked questions

Have questions? We have answers. If you don't see what you're looking for, reach out to our team.

Which accessibility laws apply to my organization in Canada?
In Ontario, the AODA requires public-sector organizations and businesses with 50 or more employees to make their websites meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA, a requirement in force since January 1, 2021. Federally regulated organizations fall under the Accessible Canada Act, whose new ICT requirements reference CAN/ASC-EN 301 549, which builds in WCAG 2.1. Manitoba and Quebec also set web standards. Compliable maps every finding to the standard that applies to you.
Do you also cover the United States?
Yes. The same scan reports against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2, the ADA and Section 508, so organizations serving Canadian and American audiences get one report for both.
How quickly can I find out where my website stands?
A free scan takes about a minute and shows the detectable WCAG violations on the page you enter. A full audit adds multi-page scanning and expert manual testing, because automated tools catch only part of all accessibility barriers.
Does Compliable help reduce legal risk?
No tool can guarantee compliance or prevent legal action. Finding and fixing barriers early, with documented evidence of the work, is the strongest position under the AODA, human rights codes and the ADA.

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