Know the moment a release breaks accessibility.
AccessDrift re-checks your clients' pages on a schedule, compares every scan with the last one, and alerts your Slack or Discord when new WCAG failures appear. Fix regressions before a client, user, or demand letter finds them.
Regressions, not noise
Every scan is fingerprinted and diffed. You see what changed since the last release, not the same 200 issues every week.
Client-ready reports
Share a read-only report link per monitored page. No client login needed.
Alerts where you work
Paste a Slack or Discord incoming-webhook URL. Alerts also stay in your dashboard.
What it checks
Eleven static checks drawn from the most common automatically detectable failures: missing alt text, unlabeled form fields, empty links and buttons, missing page language and title, untitled iframes, disabled zoom, heading structure, and duplicate ids. Each finding links to a fix guide.
Honest limits: we analyze the HTML your server returns. We do not run JavaScript or measure colour contrast, and no automated tool can prove WCAG conformance. Use AccessDrift as a regression net alongside manual testing.
Why now
The European Accessibility Act has applied to many consumer-facing digital services since June 2025, and US state and local governments must meet WCAG 2.1 AA under the ADA Title II rule (compliance dates extended to April 2027 and April 2028). Agencies that maintain these sites need a cheap way to stop regressions.