# Welcome Check Web > Welcome Check Web is white-label accessibility monitoring for web agencies. It scans each client site weekly in Chrome with the open-source axe-core engine (WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 Level A and AA rules, 70 rules), tracks new, fixed and reappeared issues, gives a suggested fix per issue, and produces HTML/PDF reports with the agency's own name and logo. A free single-page scan is also available. Important: Automated accessibility scan. Results are informational and may not identify every accessibility issue. This service is not legal advice, a compliance certification, or a substitute for comprehensive manual accessibility testing. ## Key facts - Free single-page scan, no account required: https://welcomecheckweb.com/ - Engine: axe-core 4.14.0; rule tags wcag2a, wcag2aa, wcag21a, wcag21aa, wcag22aa - Installs nothing on the scanned site (not an overlay or widget) - Founding agency offer: 30% off for life for the first 10 agencies. - Live demo: https://welcomecheckweb.com/demo ; sample white-label report: https://welcomecheckweb.com/sample-report - Pricing (USD/month): Starter $79 (5 sites, 10 pages each, weekly); Agency $249 (25 sites, 10 pages each, weekly); Agency 100 $699 (100 sites, 10 pages each, weekly); Agency Plus $1499 (250 sites, 10 pages each, weekly). Month to month; refund on request within 30 days of first charge. - Score: starts at 100, reduced per detected issue type weighted by impact and number of affected elements; reflects automated findings only. ## Pages - [Pricing](https://welcomecheckweb.com/pricing) - [FAQ](https://welcomecheckweb.com/faq) - [For agencies](https://welcomecheckweb.com/agencies) - [Fix guides](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides) - [Rule library](https://welcomecheckweb.com/rules): one page per axe-core rule - [Alternatives](https://welcomecheckweb.com/alternatives): sourced comparison with Pope Tech, WAVE, accessiBe ## Guides - [How to fix missing image alt text](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-missing-alt-text): A practical guide to alt text: when images need it, how to write it, decorative images, linked images, and how to fix it in WordPress, Shopify and Squarespace. - [How to fix low color contrast](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-color-contrast): What contrast ratios WCAG AA requires, how to measure them, and practical fixes for gray text, buttons, placeholders and text over images. - [How to fix empty links and buttons](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-empty-links-and-buttons): Why icon-only links and buttons are announced as just “link” or “button”, and how to give them accessible names with text, aria-label or hidden text. - [How to fix missing form labels](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-form-labels): How to label inputs, selects and textareas correctly, why placeholders are not labels, and how to handle search boxes, checkboxes and error messages. - [How to set the page language](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-page-language): Add a valid lang attribute so screen readers pronounce your content correctly. Covers the html tag, multilingual pages, and WordPress and Shopify. - [How to structure headings](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-heading-structure): Use one h1, nested h2–h6, and real heading tags instead of bold text, so screen reader users can skim your page. - [How to make your site keyboard accessible](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-keyboard-focus): Test with the Tab key, restore visible focus outlines, fix focus traps, and make custom controls operable without a mouse. - [How to write accessible link text](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-link-text): Replace “click here” and “read more” with link text that makes sense out of context, without hurting your design. - [How to add captions to website videos](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/fix-video-captions): Add accurate captions to YouTube, Vimeo and self-hosted video, avoid autoplaying sound, and know when you need transcripts or audio description. - [A website accessibility checklist for small businesses](https://welcomecheckweb.com/guides/accessibility-checklist-small-business): A plain-English, 15-point checklist covering images, contrast, forms, keyboard, headings, video, and what to test by hand.