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Crawls a whole site with axe-core, groups repeated findings by the component causing them, and returns a prioritised fix list as HTML, PDF and CSV.
Site Punchlist is an automated accessibility testing service that crawls a website via its sitemap and links, runs axe-core (version 4.13.0) rules against each page reached, and consolidates the raw findings into a prioritized list of fixes. Rather than reporting every individual instance of a defect, it groups repeated issues that share the same position or component across pages, so a single fix can be mapped to all the pages it affects. Findings are ordered by severity and reach, and each is labeled by who would address it — developer, content editor, or designer.
A paid report includes the prioritized fix list, a code-level before/after fix for each defect, the affected pages and CSS selectors, a dated testing record noting what was tested and which pages could not be reached, and a hosted report available as PDF and CSV. The underlying crawler and rule engine are also published as a free, MIT-licensed command-line tool on npm that can be run independently and integrated into CI via a non-zero exit code on threshold. The service states that its automated rules cover 23 of the 55 WCAG 2.2 Level A/AA success criteria, with 32 criteria (including keyboard traps, focus order, and error identification) requiring manual review, and it explicitly does not claim to establish WCAG conformance or legal compliance.
Pricing is one-time payment rather than subscription: $49 for a single crawl of up to 150 pages, or $149 for up to 750 pages with a monthly recheck crawl for three months that highlights fixed and new issues. It is run as a one-person business with no sales team, and refunds are offered if a site cannot be sufficiently crawled.
Yes, you can test five pages free with no account or card required, and the underlying crawler engine is free and MIT licensed on npm.
Site Punchlist is a one-time $49 payment for up to 150 pages, or $149 for up to 750 pages plus a monthly recheck for three months; there is no subscription.
No, automated testing cannot establish WCAG conformance or legal compliance since only 23 of 55 WCAG 2.2 A/AA success criteria have any automated rule coverage; the other 32 need manual review.
No, nothing is added to or run on your site; it loads pages like a browser, runs the rules, and leaves, so fixes go directly into your code.
It's for developers and site owners who want a prioritised accessibility fix list rather than raw scanner output, and it's built and operated as a one-person business with no sales team.
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