SkynetAccessibility Scanner

SkynetAccessibility Scanner is a productivity tool. SkynetAccessibility Scanner runs automated, scheduled accessibility scans of whole websites against WCAG, ADA, Section 508 and EN 301 549, then delivers prioritized reports, AI fix suggestions and ongoing monitoring across page-based plans.

SkynetAccessibility Scanner is a web accessibility testing and monitoring service from Skynet Technologies. It crawls a website, flags barriers against standards such as WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2, ADA, Section 508, EN 301 549, the UK Equality Act, the Australian DDA and Canada's ACA, and keeps checking afterward so new problems surface before they turn into compliance exposure. The vendor says it covers more than 51 accessibility standards. The workflow is built around four stages: run an automated scan, read a prioritized report, apply the recommended fixes, then monitor. The scanner reads a site's sitemap to build its page list, covers full-site scanning rather than single URLs, and can monitor at desktop and mobile resolutions. Scans can be scheduled weekly, monthly or quarterly, and results are delivered as a dashboard with a compliance score, violation trends and a breakdown by user profile (for example motor impairment or blindness), plus downloadable PDF reports. AI-generated fix recommendations are included on every plan, aimed at people who are not accessibility specialists. Reports are available in more than 190 languages, and a sample report can be downloaded before committing. The audience is broad: website owners, legal and compliance teams, developers and agencies, ecommerce and SaaS operators, SEO and marketing staff, and government or public sector bodies. Its client list leans toward municipalities, courts and legislative bodies, alongside a few consumer brands. Pricing is tiered by page count, with single-site monthly plans and multisite yearly bundles, and a 10-day trial. Among alternatives, it sits between free one-off checkers and heavier enterprise audit platforms. Skynet pairs it with its own Free Accessibility Checker for spot tests, and integrates with its All in One Accessibility dashboard, which suits teams already using that widget. Optional paid add-ons such as AI PDF remediation, video subtitles and manual reports extend it beyond automated testing, which matters because automated scanning alone cannot confirm full compliance.