Accessibility gaps hide in plain sight
Missing labels, empty links, low contrast, and heading problems can stay invisible until a customer, client, or reviewer notices them first.
Stafflancer Accessibility gives business websites a practical path from “we should improve accessibility” to visible controls, clear scan findings, fix-first priorities, and ongoing Pro monitoring that keeps teams aware of new issues.
Most business websites do not need another vague audit PDF. They need a repeatable way to surface issues, guide improvements, support visitors, and show stakeholders that accessibility work is being managed with care.
Missing labels, empty links, low contrast, and heading problems can stay invisible until a customer, client, or reviewer notices them first.
Technical findings are easier to act on when they are grouped, explained, and connected to the pages that need attention.
New pages, design edits, plugins, and content updates can introduce new accessibility issues after the original cleanup is done.
Agencies and site owners need a cleaner way to show progress, prioritize work, and communicate accessibility improvements over time.
Stafflancer Accessibility combines front-end visitor controls with admin-side scanning and reporting. Free users can launch the core widget and run practical checks. Pro users add recurring monitoring, history, page rankings, recommendations, and reports for production workflows.
Choose the controls, positioning, styling, statement link, and visitor-facing messages that match the site experience.
Check published public pages for missing language attributes, alt text, empty links, empty buttons, unlabeled inputs, heading problems, document review flags, and explicit inline contrast issues.
Use severity mapping and page-level context to see what deserves attention before a team spends hours guessing.
Schedule recurring scans, keep history snapshots, rank pages by issue volume, and export reports for clients or internal stakeholders.
The page content should help buyers understand the value quickly: visitor support, scan direction, remediation priorities, monitoring, reporting, and a safer way to keep accessibility visible after launch.
Text size, line height, letter spacing, word spacing, focus ring, alignment, contrast, grayscale, saturation, bigger cursor, and reduced motion controls.
Find common accessibility issues tied to alt text, link names, button names, input labels, language attributes, headings, documents, and explicit contrast.
Surface high-impact issues and guidance so teams do not waste time on low-priority work before critical barriers are handled.
Add a statement page link and manage site-facing accessibility messaging from the plugin workspace.
Run recurring scans weekly, fortnightly, or monthly so new content and site changes stay on the team’s radar.
Track scan history, page-level issue totals, top issue types, trends, and PDF exports for client or leadership updates.
The free core gives websites a practical accessibility foundation. Pro is for production sites, agencies, and teams that need monitoring, history, reporting, and priority support.
| Capability | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Front-end accessibility widget | Included | Included |
| Text, contrast, spacing, motion, cursor, reading, and focus controls | Included | Included |
| Manual scan for common public-page accessibility issues | Included, up to 20 pages | Extended scan depth up to 100 pages |
| Grouped issue categories and WCAG-oriented labels | Included | Included with deeper reporting views |
| Scheduled monitoring | Not included | Weekly, fortnightly, or monthly |
| Scan history and trend snapshots | Latest scan only | Tracked history snapshots |
| Page-level rankings and issue center | Not included | Rank pages by issue volume and top issue type |
| PDF reports for clients and stakeholders | Not included | Included |
| Priority response and license-based updates | Standard free support | Priority response for active customers |
Stafflancer Accessibility Pro starts at $59.99 per year and lets buyers choose the number of websites they want to activate during checkout.
Plan details from WooCommerce variation
Plan details from WooCommerce variation
Plan details from WooCommerce variation
Accessibility work feels easier to sell, maintain, and explain when the product gives each stakeholder a clear reason to care.
Give clients an accessibility workflow they can understand, with visible visitor tools, issue categories, page priorities, and Pro reports.
Improve usability for more visitors while keeping accessibility visible inside the same WordPress admin used to manage the site.
Track issue trends, rank pages, and make accessibility improvement a repeatable part of publishing and maintenance.
No plugin can honestly guarantee full legal compliance by itself. Stafflancer Accessibility helps by giving visitors useful controls, scanning for common public-page issues, and giving teams a clearer workflow for improvement and monitoring.
The free core focuses on the accessibility widget, visitor controls, accessibility statement support, import/export tools, and manual scan direction for common public-page issues.
Pro is for sites that need ongoing visibility: scheduled monitoring, deeper scan limits, history snapshots, trends, page-level rankings, priority recommendations, PDF reports, yearly updates, and priority response.
The scanner targets common lower-false-positive checks such as missing page language, images missing alt text, empty links, empty buttons, inputs without labels, H1 problems, skipped or empty headings, document review flags, and explicit inline low-contrast text.
Yes. Agencies can use the free core for visible accessibility improvements and use Pro to create recurring review workflows, export reports, and show clients where progress is being made.
The Pro license is billed yearly. Buyers choose a site plan during checkout, receive an activation code after purchase, and active Pro customers receive priority response.
Launch the free core for immediate visitor support, then upgrade to Pro when your site needs monitoring, history, recommendations, reporting, and priority response.