Know where your site stands before someone else finds it for you.
Taggora runs a free accessibility scan of your site and every linked PDF against the WCAG 2.1 AA rules the Department of Justice now requires under ADA Title II. No login, no installation, no obligation — just a clear score and a prioritized list of what to fix first.
Built for the districts enterprise accessibility tools price out.
Small and rural school districts, water and fire districts, library systems, transit and housing authorities — entities that receive government funding and are covered by ADA Title II and Section 504, but are too small for a Siteimprove or Level Access contract.
The deadlines are real, and enforcement isn't waiting for them.
K-12 districts already face active enforcement from the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, independent of any future deadline. Cities and counties have until April 2027; smaller entities and special districts have until April 2028 under the DOJ's Title II rule — but litigation isn't waiting for either date. One special district site Taggora scanned had 208 PDFs linked from 27 pages; of the ones checked, nearly two-thirds had no tagging for screen readers at all. That's typical, not unusual.
A free scan looks like this.
An example score from a real district scan — the same summary you'd get back on your own site, in minutes.
riverbend.k12.state.us — sample report
38 PDFs found — 35 untagged
Color contrast fails — 12 places
Accessibility overlay — none detected
Four steps. Nothing to install, nothing to configure.
Submit your URL
No login. We only need the address of the public site.
We crawl and scan
Pages checked against WCAG 2.1 AA. Every linked PDF inventoried.
You get a score
A free summary — pages scanned, issues found, PDFs untagged.
Full report on request
Board-ready, plain-English findings, prioritized by what to fix first.
Priced for a district budget, not an enterprise one.
Enterprise accessibility platforms start where most small district and special district budgets end. Here's ours.
Free scan
$0
The full picture, no card and no obligation
- Every finding, in plain English, prioritized by what to fix first
- PDF-by-PDF tagging breakdown
- A document you can bring to a board meeting
Ongoing protection
$149/month
Re-scanned regularly, so new content doesn't quietly slip
- Automatic monthly re-scans
- A fresh report emailed after every re-scan
- Priority access to remediation help
- Cancel anytime, handled entirely through Stripe
Remediation
Quoted
Fixing what the scan finds — not just reporting it
- Retagging PDFs for screen readers
- Correcting contrast and markup issues on the site itself
- Quoted after we've seen what actually needs fixing
Taggora runs an automated screening against WCAG 2.1 rules. It flags likely issues quickly, but it doesn't replace a manual review and it isn't a certification of compliance — no automated tool can promise that.
Questions we hear before a scan.
What is Taggora?
Taggora is an accessibility scanning tool built for small school districts, water and fire districts, library systems, and other public-facing organizations. It checks your site and every linked PDF against the WCAG 2.1 AA rules the DOJ now requires under ADA Title II, and gives you a plain-English, board-ready report.
Is the free scan really free?
Yes. The free scan requires no login and no card, and includes every finding in plain English, a PDF-by-PDF tagging breakdown, and a document you can bring to a board meeting.
How much does ongoing monitoring cost?
Ongoing protection is $149/month: automatic monthly re-scans, a fresh report emailed after every re-scan, priority access to remediation help, and cancel anytime, handled entirely through Stripe.
Can Taggora fix accessibility issues, or just find them?
The scan finds and reports issues; remediation — retagging PDFs for screen readers and correcting contrast and markup issues on the site itself — is a separate, quoted service based on what the scan actually finds.
What does the scan actually check?
Every page is checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, and every linked PDF is inventoried and checked for screen-reader tagging — the same document types (agendas, minutes, budgets) that make up the bulk of what a small district publishes.
See where your own site stands.
Run a free scan in the next few minutes — no login, no obligation.