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Why choose Compliable?

A Canadian accessibility scanner that tests pages in a real browser, maps findings to the laws that apply to you, and is honest about what automation can and cannot find.

What you get with Compliable

Real-Browser Scanning

Every page is rendered in a real headless Chrome browser, on desktop and mobile, so we test what your visitors actually get.

Built on axe-core

Our scanner uses the open-source axe-core engine (v4.11.1), a widely used and openly documented accessibility rule set.

Mapped to Canadian and U.S. Law

Findings are mapped to WCAG and to the AODA, the Accessible Canada Act, the ADA and Section 508.

A Published Rubric

Scores follow the Compliable Audit Standard v1.0, our published scoring rubric, so you can see how a number was reached.

Expert Help When You Need It

Expert audits, VPAT/ACR reports and remediation guidance cover the barriers automated tools cannot detect.

Proven at Census Scale

In July 2026 we measured 7,485 page scans across 1,045 Ontario public-sector organizations, to our knowledge the first census-scale measurement of its kind.

Frequently asked questions

What does an automated scan actually find?
Our scanner runs the axe-core rule set against your page in a real Chrome browser and reports the WCAG issues it can detect, such as missing alternative text, low colour contrast, and missing form labels. Automated scanning detects only part of all barriers, so a clean scan does not mean a site is fully accessible or compliant.
Which laws and standards do you map findings to?
WCAG, the AODA (Ontario), the Accessible Canada Act, the ADA and Section 508. Mapping a finding to a law helps you prioritize; it is not legal advice.
Can I try Compliable before committing?
Yes. You can run a free single-page scan at any time, with no payment required.
What about the issues automation cannot catch?
Book a call and we can scope an expert audit, a VPAT/ACR, or remediation guidance for your team.

More than a product

We believe the internet should be accessible to everyone. Every barrier found and fixed makes the web more usable for people with disabilities.

See what a scan finds on your site

Run a free single-page scan, or book a call to talk about an expert audit.