How the test works
- 1Paste the address of a page on your website.
- 2Odeet opens it in a real browser, on desktop then on mobile.
- 3You see the score and the first three issues, explained in plain words.
- 4With a free account, analyse up to 20 pages and get the full report.
What the test checks
Contrast
Text too light for its background, unreadable for people with low vision.
Images
Images without alternative text, silent for screen readers.
Forms
Fields without a label, impossible to fill in without sight.
Keyboard
Links and buttons whose focus is invisible on the keyboard.
Structure
Headings out of order, missing page language.
Mobile
Buttons too small to tap with a finger (24×24 px).
What an automated test cannot tell you
A robot finds code errors, not problems of meaning: alternative text that exists but is wrong, a confusing checkout, a video without captions. The result is a pre-audit, not proof of compliance. The full report lists what a person still needs to check.
Free test or full report
| Feature | No account | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pages analysed | 1 | 20 | 50 |
| Desktop and mobile | |||
| Issues explained | First 3 | ||
| Affected elements and fixes | |||
| PDF report with your branding | |||
| RGAA checklist to complete | |||
| Scheduled scans and alerts |
Frequently asked questions
- Is the test really free?
- Yes, with no account and no credit card. A free account then lets you run 3 audits of 20 pages every 30 days.
- Does a good score mean my site complies with WCAG or RGAA?
- No. The score measures the problems detected automatically. Compliance requires a human audit of every criterion.
- How much of accessibility does an automated test cover?
- Only part of it: it spots code errors, not whether alternative text is relevant or a user journey makes sense.
- Does accessibility apply to my website?
- Since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act extends the requirement to many online shops and digital services.
- How long does the test take?
- A few minutes: the page is loaded and analysed twice, on desktop then on mobile.
- Which pages should I test first?
- The ones that matter to your visitors: the home page, a product or service page, a contact or order form.
Further reading
- Automated accessibility testing: what it finds and what it missesWhat a robot finds, what it misses and the checks to do by hand.
- Colour contrast: the WCAG and RGAA ratios to meet4.5:1 for text, 3:1 for large text and components: the rules and pitfalls.
- Does the EAA apply to your website?Four questions to find out.
- Audits with your agency’s brandingA PDF report with your logo, ready for your clients.