You may have been told your website is accessible. Here's how to know for sure.
Most government sites were checked once, on the homepage, by an automated tool — and never on their PDFs. OctoComply scans your full site and document library against WCAG 2.1 AA, shows you exactly what was missed, and builds the documented record that holds up if you're challenged.
Trusted by Broward MPO, Palm Beach MPO, and other public-sector and healthcare organizations preparing for the 2027 deadlines.
That score? It's this site, on our own scanner. We sell accessibility — so we hold ourselves to it.
“Compliant” is easy to say. Harder to prove.
“Our developer says we're compliant.”
“Our plugin says we're compliant.”
“Our last audit said we're compliant.”
When was any of that verified independently — including your documents? Automated checkers catch only a fraction of WCAG issues — commonly cited as roughly a third — and rarely test PDFs, where most public-sector liability sits. A second-opinion scan tells you what the first check missed.
Already working with a developer, a plugin, or a past audit? Let us verify.
Get a second opinionBuilt government-first — for everyone on the same standard.
DOJ Title II, HHS Section 504, and ADA Title III all point to one technical standard: WCAG 2.1 AA. Pick your world and see exactly what applies.
- Most start here
Government
DOJ Title II, WCAG 2.1 AA. Cities, counties, MPOs, transit, and special districts — deadlines April 2027 / 2028.
Government compliance Healthcare
HHS Section 504 for HHS-funded hospitals, health systems, and FQHCs. Public hospitals are dual-covered under Title II.
Healthcare complianceEducation
Public K-12 and higher-ed under Title II; private institutions face Title III litigation risk.
Education complianceBusiness
No small-business exemption under ADA Title III. Reduce your litigation risk with documented remediation.
Reduce your risk
You'll recognize your organization here.
Government & quasi-government
Cities, counties, school districts, MPOs, transit agencies, special districts — and the authorities and nonprofits that act on their behalf.
A large PDF footprint
Hundreds or thousands of public documents — plans, agendas, forms, reports — where most accessibility liability actually sits.
Distributed publishing
Many contributors across departments posting to the site, with no single gatekeeper checking accessibility before it goes live.
No centralized enforcement
Accessibility is everyone's job and no one's job — there's no one role that owns it end to end today.
Deadline pressure
A DOJ Title II or HHS Section 504 date on the calendar, and not enough time or staff to meet it the manual way.
A false sense of being covered
A developer, a plugin, or an old audit said you were fine — and no one has independently verified it since, including the documents.
Seven steps from first scan to a defensible record.
Scan
Full site + every PDF, against the complete WCAG 2.1 AA rule set.
Prioritize
Severity- and traffic-weighted: resident-facing pages and high-risk documents first.
Assign
Tasks routed to the right owner — developer, content editor, or us.
Fix
Template fixes, page fixes, and document remediation — not an overlay.
Verify
Every fix re-tested and validated, not assumed.
Monitor
New content scanned on publish; the ADA Coordinator is alerted when something changes.
Prove
A timestamped record of effort, exportable the day a complaint or reviewer arrives.
Your compliance program, in one place — not a one-time report you file and forget.
OctoComply is an ongoing program, not a PDF you receive once. Assign issues to the right owner, track status as work moves, watch your score climb over time, and give your ADA Coordinator a single dashboard that proves the program is active.
- Task assignment and ownership — every issue has an owner
- Status tracking as fixes move from to-do to verified
- Progress over time — score trends, not a single snapshot
- An ADA Coordinator dashboard view of the whole program
We fix the website too — not just the PDFs.
Document remediation gets the headlines, but most sites need work at the template and page level as well. OctoComply remediates all three — and remediation is available hourly or fixed-fee, so it fits a procurement line item.
Template fixes
One fix on the CMS template resolves the same issue across hundreds of pages — the highest-leverage work first.
Page fixes
Content-level issues — headings, alt text, link text, form labels — fixed page by page where templates can't.
Document remediation
PDFs and office documents rebuilt as clean, accessible HTML — readable on mobile, navigable by keyboard, intelligible to screen readers. Not an overlay, not auto-tagged.
Your developers keep building. Your editors keep publishing. Your ADA Coordinator gets visibility and control. OctoComply orchestrates and verifies the work — it doesn't replace your team.
Already have an accessibility widget?
Overlay tools — the floating accessibility button — don't make a site conform to WCAG 2.1 AA, don't touch your PDF library, and have themselves been the target of accessibility lawsuits. A widget is not a defense. OctoComply fixes issues at the source and documents the work, so your record reflects what was actually changed — not what a script claims at runtime.
Real organizations, real scans.
We're early but not theoretical. The platform is in production with public-sector organizations preparing for their deadline today.
Active customers
Broward MPO
Joomla site, multi-PDF transportation plans. Production scan pipeline in use.
Active customers
Palm Beach MPO
WordPress site, Vision 2050 transportation plan rendered accessible via the OctoComply remediation widget.
Healthcare
Be among the first
We're actively engaging with HHS-funded organizations under Section 504. Reference customers shape what we build next.
Know where you stand, then choose how much to own.
Start with a complimentary scan and your OctoScore, then move from assessing to governing to organization-wide governance. See full pricing →
01 · Assess
Free
A representative scan, your OctoScore, and a complimentary Executive Review — know exactly where you stand.
02 · Govern
From $495/mo
The platform your ADA Coordinator runs the program on: on-publish checks, the workbench, alerts, validation reports, and a documented good-faith record.
03 · Enterprise
Let’s talk
Multi-site governance, Azure Government hosting, SSO, SLAs, and quarterly executive reviews — priced to the size of your digital estate, which we scope together. Remediation as a project or retainer, never bundled.
See where your site stands.
A scan takes minutes. You'll get a compliance score, a prioritized issue list, and a clear picture of the work ahead — whether you're under Title II or Section 504.