Federal law (ADA Title II) now requires government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards. We scan your site instantly and show you exactly where the gaps are — including the PDFs everyone forgets.
From a quick assurance check to full government-grade compliance documentation. Powered by automation, verified by experts where it counts.
Under DOJ ADA Title II, public entities must meet WCAG 2.1 AA — and be able to show their work. We don't just scan. We audit every page and PDF, put real experts on the review, fix what's broken, and hand you the filled-out compliance documentation with a complete audit trail. Five things most accessibility vendors simply don't do:
Automated tools miss the judgment calls. Our manual review layer is staffed by disabled U.S. veterans — many of them daily assistive-technology users, which makes them genuinely expert reviewers, not a checkbox. Real eyes on your site, fairly paid.
Human-verifiedAgendas, budgets, notices, forms, minutes — government sites run on PDFs, and they must be accessible too. We read document structure directly and remediate tags, language, and titles. Most scanners skip PDFs entirely. That's where the violations hide.
Rarely offered elsewhereWebsites change constantly — a new page or document can break compliance overnight. We re-check every week, flag what changed, and keep your good-faith record current instead of frozen at one audit date.
Continuous, not one-shotMost auditors hand you a list and walk away. We offer a developer-ready correction file or full done-for-you remediation — we implement every fix and re-verify with a before/after scan. Finding problems is easy; fixing them is the part competitors skip.
Find and fixThis is the deliverable that matters when enforcement comes knocking. You get your Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR/VPAT) — the Section 508-format document governments recognize — filled out across all 51 WCAG 2.1 A/AA criteria, ready to file. Behind it sits a timestamped audit trail: what was scanned and when, which engine and standard version, every issue found, every fix applied, and which reviewer verified each page. The documented good-faith record DOJ Title II expects — prepared and ready to go.
The paper trail that protects youOur reports and audit trail provide good-faith compliance documentation prepared to industry standards (WCAG 2.1 A/AA, ACR/VPAT format). They support and evidence your compliance effort — they are not a legal certification or a guarantee of compliance, which only the courts or a regulator can determine. We recommend legal review of any government compliance filing.
Most auditors hand you a list and walk away. We offer two ways to actually get compliant: a ready-to-apply correction file for your developer, or full done-for-you remediation where we implement every fix and re-verify.
We generate a developer-ready patch — exact elements, corrected code, and fixes for your PDFs. Your team applies it. Priced by site size & issues found.
No developer? No problem. We implement every correction on your site and re-scan to confirm it's resolved. Priced by size & complexity.
The big "accessibility overlay" tools bolt a script onto your site and call it done. Courts and disability advocates have repeatedly found that approach doesn't actually make sites compliant — and governments need proof, not a plugin.
Audit reports, remediation logs, and monitoring records — the governance paper trail ADA Title II enforcement actually requires. Most competitors don't offer this.
Agendas, budgets, notices, forms — government sites are full of PDFs, and they must be accessible too. We read document structure directly, not just snapshots.
Multiple specialized scanners cascade from broad to fine — pushing far beyond what any single automated checker catches.
Small jurisdictions have until April 26, 2028. We help you build a documented, good-faith record now — long before it's a problem.
VulcanCompliance audits, remediates, monitors, and documents accessibility compliance for websites, software, and PDFs. We combine automated WCAG scanning with named human reviewers, including a DHS Certified Trusted Tester for Web, so customers get code-level fixes and evidence instead of overlay masking.
Software scans plus human validation for ADA Title II, WCAG 2.1 AA, and Section 508.
Recurring checks catch new violations after staff update pages, files, or templates.
Audit, tag, repair, and convert inaccessible PDFs and public documents.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, CMS, and application-level accessibility fixes.
Page-level review tied to James De La Torre, DHS Trusted Tester Cert # TT-2607-09336.
