EAAIn force since 28 June 2025
Free website accessibility scan
The EU Accessibility Act has applied to online shops, banking, e-books and transport since 28 June 2025. We scanned 7,122 Dutch webshops — 99% had barriers an automated test can find. See what yours has.
- No account — just an email
- In seconds
- Nothing installed
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No statement found14
Critical
23
Serious
9
Moderate
Illustrative example, not real scan data.
We detect issues against WCAG 2.1 AA and EN 301 549. Automated testing detects a subset of criteria — see our coverage limitations.
How it works
Each step stands alone. Most people start with the free check and stop there until they need the paper trail.
Check
Free scan of your homepage for a missing accessibility statement, in under a minute.
Report
A full WCAG 2.1 AA / EN 301 549 report with prioritised findings and remediation guidance.
Monitor
Weekly re-scans so new issues get caught before your next report, not after.
Why not an overlay
We don't sell a widget, and we'd rather explain why.
A script layered on top doesn't change the markup underneath. In April 2025 the FTC entered a $1M order against an overlay vendor over its marketing claims.
See the comparisonBuilt on real standards, not guesswork
Not a black-box scanner
Powered by axe-core, the open-source engine behind Google Lighthouse's accessibility checks since 2017 — 5B+ downloads, not a proprietary formula.
Stored in the EU
Scans, screenshots and reports are stored on EU infrastructure (Frankfurt). The few providers outside the EU, such as the AI service, are listed in our privacy policy.
Cited, not vague
Findings are cited to their exact WCAG success criterion and EN 301 549 clause — not a generic checklist.
Privacy-first by default
Cookie-transparent, anonymous analytics until you opt in — see exactly what we track.
Prices on the page, not behind a demo
Buy the audit once. Add monitoring only if you want the record kept up.
One-time audit
€290once
One-time automated scan of up to 25 pages against WCAG 2.1 AA / EN 301 549 — report delivered as a downloadable evidence document.
Choose auditMonitoring
€79/ month
Ongoing automated scans of up to 25 pages, run automatically every week for as long as you're subscribed, with regression alerts and an evidence log. Tiers run to €149/mo.
Start monitoringExtended audit
€690once
One-time automated scan of up to 100 pages against WCAG 2.1 AA / EN 301 549 — report delivered as a downloadable evidence document.
Choose extendedOutside the EU? See ADA / Section 508 coverage for the US
From the blog
Plain-language notes on the law and the fixes
Aug 25, 2026
Does the EAA's micro-enterprise exemption apply to your website?
The EAA exempts micro-enterprises — but only under 10 employees AND under €2 million turnover, only for services (not products), and the exemption disappears the moment you cross either threshold. No grace period.
Aug 25, 2026
WCAG 2.2 vs. 2.1: what's actually new, and does it change what Cluesia checks
WCAG 2.2 became a W3C Recommendation in October 2023, adding 9 new success criteria and removing one. Here's exactly what changed and when it'll matter for your EAA obligations.
Aug 25, 2026
EN 301 549 vs. WCAG: what's the actual difference
EN 301 549 is Europe's ICT accessibility standard, and it incorporates WCAG by reference rather than replacing it. Here's how the two actually relate, and why your accessibility statement cites both.
Still deciding?
Real questions we get asked, answered without hedging.