Product Update · September 14, 2026
TrustScans Launches Automated Accessibility Scanning Platform

TrustScans today opened the beta of its Automated Accessibility Scanning Platform, a full-site WCAG 2.2 accessibility scanning tool built for compliance and marketing teams who need to prove their site works, not just claim it does.
Instead of checking one page at a time, the platform crawls an entire site on its own — no crawl rules to configure and no sitemap to upload — and finds every page automatically. Each scan produces one report that reads differently depending on who opens it: leadership gets a birds-eye view of compliance risk, while designers and engineers get the exact page, the exact element, the rule it violates, and what a fix looks like.
Because sites drift out of compliance quietly, the platform can run scans on a weekly or monthly cadence and track results over time. A dropped score is flagged with the exact page and issue behind it, days before it turns into a customer complaint or a legal letter.
The beta rolls out first to three workflows already shaped around how teams use TrustScans:
"We built TrustScans because we were the client, too — stuck between free tools that only check one page at a time and paid tools that bury the answer in reports nobody can act on. The beta is the same engine we use on our own client sites, just opened up to the teams who've been asking for it."
The platform is built to hold up under a procurement review: reports are VPAT-ready evidence, and the platform is hosted on systems operating under independently audited SOC 2 Type II controls.
Beta access is available now on TrustScans' Free, Basic, and Team plans; Enterprise pricing remains available through a demo. Existing customers can request early access from their account team, and new teams can sign up directly at trustscans.com.