Monitor releases, page updates, templates, and components. When meaningful changes are detected, affected areas are automatically rescanned and added to your accessibility history.
Scheduled baseline scans remain in place, while change-triggered scans help surface regressions closer to when they are introduced.
Establish the baseline: Select pages, templates, and critical journeys that need coverage.
Watch for changes: Detect updates to monitored pages, components, and releases.
Rescan affected areas: Automatically rerun accessibility checks where meaningful changes occurred.
Review and resolve regressions: See what changed, assign remediation, and verify correction.
Choose the level of continuous coverage that fits your release pace and website footprint.
Baseline monitoring for smaller websites
$199/ month
Coverage
Detection
Reporting
Best for: Smaller marketing and informational sites
Ongoing coverage for actively changing websites
$399/ month
Coverage
Detection
Reporting
Best for: Marketing teams and frequently updated websites
Continuous governance for larger web properties
$799/ month
Coverage
Detection
Reporting
Best for: Organizations managing multiple teams, templates, or releases
Need broader coverage, multiple domains, release integrations, or custom service-level targets? Request an enterprise monitoring plan.
Next step
Share your page count, release pace, and priorities. I will recommend a right-sized monitoring plan, define baseline coverage, and map how change-triggered rescans should be configured.
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