ADA compliance software
ADA compliance software is what people buy when they want the scan to run again next month. Complience.app is that web app: Playwright, axe-core, a dated PDF. It does not certify that a site meets the ADA.
Try a public URL
Paste a URL on this page. Sign in to keep the history, the schedule, and the dated PDF. axe-core lists what failed on that crawl. This does not certify ADA compliance.
What ADA compliance software is
It is a product, not a definition. You sign in, attach a site, and keep the evidence. An ADA compliance app in this category should store the crawl, not inject a toolbar on the visitor. Complience.app loads the public URL in Playwright and runs axe-core against WCAG 2.2 A and AA. The PDF is dated issues, not a legal stamp.
If you only wanted to run a check, use the ADA compliance checker. That URL answers the checker query. This URL answers the software query. Same engine, so the two pages do not pretend to be different products.
What you get
People who search for accessibility compliance software want the same job: store the crawl, run it again, and send a dated PDF. A scored report, cookies that fired before Accept, and a short set of security headers. History stays on the account. Standard is $29 a month for 5 sites and 24 scans. Pro is $79 a month and puts your logo and a “Prepared for” line on the PDF. The method of the engine is on the website accessibility checker page. Prices are on pricing.
The schedule is the product
Seyfarth counted 3,117 federal website accessibility lawsuits in 2025. A crawl from one afternoon does not answer a letter months later. Weekly or monthly recrawls are why this is software. The PDF cover carries the crawl date. The cover still says the file is not a certificate.
| In the PDF | Not in the PDF |
|---|---|
| Crawl date, URL, and axe-core rule ids | An ADA certificate or a VPAT |
| Cookies that fired before Accept | A promise about a demand letter |
| A later run when the score drops | A visitor toolbar or an auto-fix |
What you do not get
A certificate, a VPAT, or a promise about demand letters. The WebAIM Million found a detectable WCAG 2 failure on 95.9% of the top 1,000,000 home pages in February 2026. Software that claims to have finished that job is selling a different product. The FTC ordered accessiBe to pay $1 million over allegedly deceptive WCAG-compliance claims (final order, 22 April 2025). Figures live on accessibility statistics.
Software vs a visitor toolbar
An overlay sits on the visitor’s session. This app sits on what you shipped. If you are leaving a widget, accessiBe alternatives explains the split. Complience.app will not auto-fix the HTML. Agencies who send the PDF under their own name use white-label accessibility reports.
Who it is for
A site owner who wants one domain watched, or an agency that already sells a retainer and needs a client name on the cover. Huge portfolios still belong on an enterprise crawl platform. Plans cap sites, scans per month, and pages per scan. Start with the public scan before a paid seat.
