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The WCAG Repair Accessibility Badge

Show visitors you take accessibility seriously. Scan your site, get a letter grade based on an automated WCAG 2.1 & 2.2 AA audit, and embed a badge that links to a public verification page.

WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA
Grade A · wcagrepair.com

Example badge. Your grade reflects your latest scan.

What it is

What the accessibility badge means

Every completed scan on WCAG Repair produces a letter grade from A+ to F, calculated from the critical and major issues found by an automated WCAG 2.1 & 2.2 AA scan using the axe-core engine. The badge displays that grade and links to a public verification page (/verify/<your-scan-id>) that shows the underlying numbers: pages audited, total issues, and critical count.

The badge reflects automated scan results only. Automated checks catch a meaningful subset of WCAG 2.1 & 2.2 AA — missing alt text, low color contrast, unlabeled controls, and so on — but they cannot confirm full conformance or any site's legal compliance. Treat the badge as an honest signal of automated audit results, not a certification of legal compliance. For how WCAG relates to regulations, see our compliance hub.

The scale

How grades are calculated

Grades are based on the count of critical and major issues in your most recent completed scan. "Minor" issues do not lower your grade below A.

GradeAwarded when
A+No issues found at all — zero critical, major, and minor.
ANo critical issues and at most 2 major issues.
BNo critical issues and at most 10 major issues.
CAt most 2 critical issues and at most 20 major issues.
DAt most 5 critical issues.
FMore than 5 critical issues.

Severity follows axe-core impact: critical = axe "critical", major = axe "serious". Re-scan after fixing issues to raise your grade.

How to earn one

Get your badge in 3 steps

  • 1. Run a free scan. Enter your URL on the free accessibility checker — no signup, results in under 2 minutes.
  • 2. View your certificate. Every completed scan's results page links to its certificate and badge at /verify/<scan-id>.
  • 3. Embed the badge. Copy the snippet from your certificate page into your site footer. The badge updates to your grade and links back to your verification page.
Embed instructions

How to embed the badge

After you scan your site, your certificate page gives you a ready-to-paste snippet. It looks like this, with your own scan ID filled in:

<a href="https://www.wcagrepair.com/accessibility-badge" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
  <img src="https://www.wcagrepair.com/badge/YOUR-SCAN-ID.svg"
       alt="WCAG Repair Accessibility Audit: Grade A" height="60">
</a>

The badge is a lightweight SVG, so it stays crisp at any size and adds almost nothing to your page weight. The link points here so visitors can learn what the badge means; the badge image itself reflects your latest grade. You stay in control — your scan ID is unguessable, and the badge only appears where you choose to embed it.

Earn your accessibility badge

Scan your site free, get your grade, and embed your badge in minutes.

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