Accessibility scans ranked by who they actually block
Automated WCAG checks using axe-core — the same engine many web professionals rely on — with every issue labeled by real-world impact and 82 common violations carrying a specific fix.
Impact labels, not a flat pass/fail
Every violation is labeled critical, serious, moderate, or minor, so you fix what blocks a whole category of visitor from completing a task before you spend time on a redundant title attribute.
- Critical and serious issues surfaced first, with the affected elements
- 82 of the most common WCAG violations come with a specific, actionable fix — not just a rule id and a link
- Findings you have deliberately accepted stay dismissed, scan after scan
Your real markup, not a visitor-facing overlay
MarketMan scans the HTML your pages actually serve. It does not ship a JavaScript overlay widget to your visitors — overlays have drawn FTC scrutiny for overclaiming compliance, and sites running one accounted for roughly a quarter of 2024's accessibility lawsuits.
Start freeA first pass, honest about its limits
Automated scanning catches the mechanical, programmatically-detectable issues at scale. It is not a substitute for a few minutes with a real screen reader or keyboard — and MarketMan says so rather than implying a green score means done.
Start freeFurther reading
Understanding WCAG Severity Levels
Critical, serious, moderate, minor — accessibility findings aren't a flat checklist, and treating them that way means fixing the wrong things first.
Aug 9, 2026 · 2 min read
Color Contrast Is the Most Common Accessibility Failure
Low-contrast text is everywhere because it often looks fine to the person who designed it. That's exactly the problem.
Aug 10, 2026 · 2 min read
Testing Keyboard Navigation in Under Ten Minutes
You don't need specialized equipment to catch some of the most common accessibility blockers — you need to unplug your mouse.
Aug 10, 2026 · 2 min read
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