SaaS Accessibility Checker

Three reasons: (1) Enterprise and government buyers increasingly require a VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) as part of their procurement process. (2) The ADA applies to SaaS products used by employees with disabilities — both B2C and B2B. (3) Accessibility is increasingly a product quality signal for enterprise buyers. ADAGuard helps you both identify issues and pre-fill the VPAT documentation procurement teams require, flagging exactly which criteria still need manual testing.

Yes. Authenticated scanning is one of ADAGuard's key differentiators. You log in through a real browser session, ADAGuard captures the session state (cookies + localStorage), and then scans any page in your app — your dashboard, settings, billing page, or any feature that requires authentication. This is available on Professional plans and above.

ADAGuard pre-fills VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) and ACR (Accessibility Conformance Report) documents automatically on Professional and Business plans. After scanning your application, ADAGuard maps your violations to the VPAT format — marking each criterion Supports, Partially Supports, or Does Not Support based on what was actually tested, and clearly flagging the criteria that require manual testing rather than guessing at a result.

Yes. The ADAGuard REST API (Professional and Business plans) allows you to trigger scans, poll for results, and download reports programmatically. You can fail your build pipeline when new accessibility violations are introduced — catching regressions before they reach production. This is particularly valuable for SaaS teams shipping multiple releases per week.

ADAGuard recommends scanning on every significant release that touches UI components, forms, or navigation. The Starter plan includes 4 scans/month and the Professional plan includes 30 scans/month — enough for weekly or per-sprint scanning across a multi-page application. Scheduled automated scans can also be configured on paid plans.

Yes. ADAGuard's smart layout detection identifies structurally similar pages and scans unique templates rather than every duplicate view. For a SaaS app with dozens of similar data-table dashboards or settings screens built on the same component layout, this means full coverage without burning through your monthly page quota on identical structure.