If you only want a scanner, Accessibility Tracker starts at $19/month. Every plan includes scheduled automated scanning, ongoing monitoring, and a Chrome extension that scans pages behind a login and syncs results to your dashboard.
Tracker has so many more features — including the ability to track full WCAG conformance — but even if you only wanted scan and monitoring — Tracker is the best option at the best value on the market.
| Plan | Scans/month | Pages/scan | Scheduled scans | Projects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Business — $19/mo | 10 | 50 | 1 | 1 |
| Mid-Sized Company — $49/mo | 20 | 100 | 4 | 4 |
| Enterprise — $99/mo | 40 | 150 | 10 | 10 |
| Enterprise Mega — $999/mo | 200 | 250 | 50 | 100 |
What the scanner includes at every tier
The scan feature works the same way across all four plans. You add a page, name the scan, and set a schedule. Authenticated scanning is built into every tier through the Chrome extension, so pages that sit behind a login stay covered instead of dropping into a blind spot. Results sync to the same dashboard you use for the rest of your project, and Tracker AI is available to help interpret and fix what turns up. The plans differ in volume, not capability.
How to read scans, pages, and scheduled scans
Three numbers drive the price.
Scans per month is how many times you can run a scan in a billing cycle. Pages per scan is how many URLs one scan covers. Scheduled scans is how many recurring jobs you can set to run on their own.
If you want to watch ten pages weekly and nothing else, the $19 plan covers it: one scheduled scan, fifty pages, ten runs a month. If you’re tracking several sites or sections on different schedules, the higher tiers raise all three limits at once.
Which plan fits your scanning
Match the tier to the size of what you’re watching, not to a label.
A single site or web app fits Small Business at $19/month. A few properties or distinct sections, each on its own schedule, fit Mid-Sized at $49/month. Larger portfolios with more pages per pass move to Enterprise at $99/month. Organizations running monitoring across dozens of digital assets use Enterprise Mega at $999/month, which carries 200 scans and 250 pages per scan.
You can also extend any plan through the add-ons marketplace. A page boost raises pages per scan, and you can buy extra scan credits without moving to a larger tier, so the workflow scales with the work rather than the plan name.
Why this costs $19
Most enterprise vendors don’t publish a price for their scanning and monitoring software. You request a demo, wait for a quote, and the figure that comes back can reach five-figures for their package.
The difference is packaging and sales process, not the software. The enterprise companies want to bundle everything together and charge a super premium. With Tracker, you can simply purchase a subscription and start scanning today.
Where the scanner fits with audits
A scanner is monitoring, not compliance. Automated scans flag only a portion of what’s present on a page, so a clean scan does not mean a conformant site. There’s no law requiring a 100% score on a scan; the standard that matters is full WCAG conformance, and that depends on a real audit using manual, screen reader, and keyboard testing.
That’s why scanning sits as a feature inside Accessibility Tracker rather than the whole product. The platform is built around audit reports, and the scanner keeps an eye on pages between audits so issues don’t go unnoticed. Buying the plan for the scan alone is reasonable. Just know what the tools do and where the audit picks up.
Start scanning today
Pick the tier that matches your pages, or try the free plan first. You can scale projects, pages, and team members whenever the work calls for it. Get started at AccessibilityTracker.com.
