Find accessibility problems and exactly how to fix them
Paste a page address. Ramplark checks it against WCAG 2.2, the standard behind the ADA and the European Accessibility Act, and gives you the fix for every problem it finds. Free, no sign-up. Then let it watch your site and tell you when a new problem appears.
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Watch your pages
Ramplark rescans every page on your list (weekly on Free, twice a week on paid plans) and messages you when a new problem appears, for example after a theme update or a new landing page.
Where alerts go
Plans
Free
- Check any page, 30 a day
- Fix for every problem + printable report + CSV
- Watch 3 pages, rescanned weekly
- Accessibility statement generator
Pro
- Watch 100 pages
- Rescans twice a week
- Whole-site fix report (PDF) and CSV
- Alerts filtered by how serious
Agency
- Watch 500 client pages
- Your agency name on client reports (white-label)
- A note per page (client, owner)
- Everything in Pro
Cancel any time from the Billing link on your list; you keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for. 14-day fix-or-refund if it doesn't work as described. Secure checkout by Stripe.
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Accessibility statement generator
The European Accessibility Act asks covered services to publish how they meet accessibility requirements, and a public statement with a feedback contact is good practice everywhere. Fill this in and copy the text to your site. Free; your answers stay in this browser.
A template, not legal advice. Have someone who knows your obligations review it before you publish.
What Ramplark checks, and what it can't
Ramplark reads the HTML your server sends and runs 27 WCAG 2.2 checks that can be decided from markup: text alternatives for images, image buttons and SVGs; names of links, buttons, fields and drop-downs; page language and title; zoom blocking on phones; timed refreshes; frame titles; heading order; positive tabindex; ARIA roles; captions and autoplay. Every finding comes with the WCAG reference, the code it found and the fix.
It does not run the page's JavaScript, so content built only in the browser is checked as the server sends it (the report says when a page looks like that). Colour contrast, keyboard use, focus order and screen-reader testing need a person; the report lists them as manual checks. No automated tool can certify a site as compliant.
Questions
Does a clean scan mean my site is ADA or EAA compliant?
No, and no automated tool can promise that. Ramplark finds the problems that can be found from the HTML and tells you how to fix them; the manual checks in the report cover the rest. Ramplark is not legal advice.
Why not an accessibility overlay widget?
Overlays put a script on top of the page instead of fixing it. In 2025 the US Federal Trade Commission finalised an order requiring accessiBe to pay $1 million over claims that its tool made sites WCAG compliant. Ramplark shows the problem in your own code and the fix, so the page itself gets better.
Why not Pope Tech, UserWay or Equalize Digital?
They are good tools at higher prices: Pope Tech Team is $30 a month billed monthly for 50 pages; UserWay monitoring is $990 a year for 100 pages; Equalize Digital's checker is WordPress-only at $190 a year for one site (each pricing page, checked 31 Oct 2026). Ramplark works on any site with no plugin or sign-up, and Pro watches 100 pages for $19 a month. Pope Tech runs the WAVE engine in a browser and checks contrast, which Ramplark does not.
What is the European Accessibility Act?
An EU law that has applied since 28 June 2025 to many consumer products and services, including e-commerce, banking and e-books. Each EU country enforces it through its own authority. The technical benchmark used for websites is the EN 301 549 standard, which builds on WCAG.
Do I need an account or an email address?
No. A saved list has a private link instead. Alerts go to Telegram, your browser or a feed. Keep the link safe: anyone with it can edit the list.
Will Ramplark slow my site down?
No. It fetches each watched page once per rescan, like a single visitor, and identifies itself as CyberMax-Ramplark. Nothing is installed on your site.
How do I cancel?
Open your list and press "Billing and cancel" (Stripe's billing page). The plan stays on until the end of the period you paid for, then the list goes back to free: the first 3 pages keep being watched and nothing is deleted.