CerebralCheck · Accessibility monitoring
Make the next fix the clear one.
Clear, ongoing accessibility checks for small-business websites.
CerebralCheck turns automated scan findings into plain-English priorities, so you can see what to look at first and keep track as your site changes.
Made for busy owners of local services, restaurants, clinics, professional firms, and online shops.
A useful first look
Start with a scan. Leave with a next step.
No accessibility jargon required. CerebralCheck helps make a long issue list easier to understand and act on.
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Scan a URL
Enter your website for a free instant scan, summary score, and the top three issues found.
Open the instant scan - 02
Get plain-English guidance
Review the top detected priorities with no account, email capture, or payment required.
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Keep an eye on changes
Choose a monthly plan when you are ready to keep accessibility checks in view.
When one scan is not enough
A steady way to keep up with your site.
Choose monthly or weekly rescans, then get notified when new issues appear. A prioritized fix list and downloadable reports help keep the work moving.
Options are available for monitoring multiple websites and sharing white-label reports.
Ongoing monitoring
Less guesswork, over time.
- Automatic site rescans
- Alerts about new issues
- Prioritized fix guidance
- Downloadable reports
Start with one site, then choose a plan with room for more as your needs grow.
Ask about monitoringFor small businesses
The websites people rely on every day.
CerebralCheck is made for owners who run the business and the website: local service providers, restaurants, clinics, law and accounting firms, and online shops.
A clear note on scope
A scan is a starting point.
Automated scans detect only a portion of accessibility issues. CerebralCheck does not guarantee legal compliance and does not replace review by an accessibility or legal expert.
Your next step can be small
Start with a clearer picture of your website.
Have a site in mind? Get in touch with CerebralCheck to ask about a free scan.