Find what's actually broken, before a lawyer does.
FairSiteHQ crawls your whole site on a schedule, runs it through axe-core — the accessibility engine developers already trust — and hands your team a prioritized, fixable list. No overlay. No script that claims to fix it for you. Just the truth about your site.
Digital accessibility lawsuits filed in the U.S. in 2025
Of those lawsuits targeted e-commerce sites specifically
Of real-world issues automated scanning alone catches — FairSiteHQ is built to help you find the rest
We're not an overlay. That's the point.
Overlay widgets are a line of JavaScript that claims to auto-fix your site's accessibility. A lot of businesses have paid for that promise. Here's what's happened to some of them.
FairSiteHQ doesn't sell a script that claims your site is fixed. It tells your developers exactly what's broken, so they can actually fix it.
What FairSiteHQ does today
Built on axe-core and Playwright — the same open-source engine and browser automation developers already use to test accessibility themselves.
Full-site crawling
Point it at your domain and FairSiteHQ follows every internal link, not just the homepage.
Scheduled scans
Runs on its own on a schedule you set — no one has to remember to check.
Trend & change tracking
See whether a release made things better or worse, not just today's snapshot.
One dashboard
Every site, every scan, one place to see where things stand.
- Scanning behind logins — checkout, account, and booking flows
- Risk-weighted results, ranked by real-world impact, not raw WCAG count
- Suggested code-level fixes per issue, not just a citation
- PDF scanning for linked documents and forms
Three stops, start to finish
Point FairSiteHQ at your site
Add your domain. No code changes, no snippet to install, nothing to embed.
It crawls and scans on schedule
Every page, run through axe-core automatically, on the cadence you choose.
You get a list your developers can act on
Clear, specific, and tracked over time — so you can see progress, not just problems.
Early estimate — not locked in yet
We're still finalizing exact numbers based on real conversations with early businesses. Here's the shape of what we're aiming for.
- 1 site, up to ~50 pages
- Scheduled scans
- Email alerts
- Dashboard + trend history
- Up to 5 sites, ~250 pages total
- Everything in Starter
- Slack alerts
- Priority scan scheduling
- Unlimited sites, ~1,000 pages
- Everything in Growth
- API access
- Priority support
Straight answers
Is FairSiteHQ an accessibility overlay?
No. FairSiteHQ doesn't add any code to your live site or claim to fix issues automatically. It scans your site and reports what it finds, so your team can fix the actual code.
Does using FairSiteHQ guarantee I won't get sued?
No tool can honestly promise that, and we won't tell you otherwise. What FairSiteHQ does is give you an accurate, ongoing picture of your real accessibility issues, which is the actual work that reduces risk over time.
What does it actually scan?
Every page it can crawl on your site, using axe-core — the open-source engine also used inside Chrome DevTools and by accessibility teams industry-wide — run through a real browser via Playwright.
When can I actually sign up?
We're pre-launch and finishing the product before opening billing. Join the waitlist below and we'll reach out as early access opens.