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ADA Audit Certificate
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A formal, dated record of your WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility audit. The paper trail that demonstrates good-faith compliance effort — before a demand letter arrives.

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WCAGsafe

WCAG 2.1 AA Accessibility Compliance Platform · wcagsafe.com

ADA AUDIT CERTIFICATE

This certifies that the following website underwent a

WCAG 2.1 AA automated accessibility audit conducted by WCAGsafe

yourdomain.com

AUDIT DATE

Jun 3, 2026

PAGES SCANNED

12

SCORE

74/100

VIOLATIONS

8

Standards Checked: ADA Title III · WCAG 2.1 Level AA · Section 508 · Powered by axe-core

This certificate documents a good-faith accessibility audit performed on the above website. Maintaining records of accessibility audits demonstrates proactive compliance efforts under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Certificate ID

WS-2026-A1B2C3D4

Issued By

WCAGsafe · wcagsafe.com

This certificate documents an automated audit and does not constitute legal advice or guarantee full ADA compliance. Automated testing identifies approximately 30–40% of WCAG issues. Manual testing is recommended for comprehensive coverage.

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Why Documentation Matters

A good score is useful. A dated audit record is defensible.

Good faith is a real legal defense

Courts and opposing counsel consistently weigh whether a business made proactive efforts toward compliance. A dated audit record is your documentation of that effort.

Paper trail before a demand letter

Over 9,100 ADA lawsuits were filed in 2024. Businesses that already have audit documentation respond from a stronger position than those starting from zero.

Show clients and stakeholders you take it seriously

Agencies can deliver an ADA Audit Certificate alongside every project. Business owners can share it with their lawyers, insurers, or landlords who request compliance records.

Free tools give scores. This gives documentation.

WAVE, Axe, and Lighthouse show you violations. None of them issue a dated, formal audit record with a unique certificate ID. That's the difference.

What the Certificate Includes

Website domain audited
Audit date and unique certificate ID
Accessibility score (0–100)
Pages scanned
Total violations found
Standards checked: ADA Title III · WCAG 2.1 Level AA · Section 508
Good-faith audit statement
Issued by WCAGsafe · wcagsafe.com

Common Questions

Does this certificate prove my site is ADA compliant?

No — and any tool claiming that would be misleading. The certificate documents that a WCAG 2.1 AA automated audit was performed on a specific date. It is a record of your good-faith effort, not a guarantee of full compliance. Automated testing covers approximately 30–40% of WCAG criteria; manual testing is needed for full coverage.

Who should keep this certificate?

Business owners should file it with their legal or compliance documents. If you receive an ADA demand letter, your attorney will want to see documentation of any prior accessibility efforts. The certificate provides that dated record.

How is this different from the full PDF report?

The full PDF report is a technical document for your developer — it lists every violation, fix instructions, and per-page breakdowns. The ADA Audit Certificate is a formal one-page document for your filing cabinet or lawyer. Different audience, different purpose.

Can I get a new certificate after fixing violations?

Yes. Every scan generates its own certificate tied to that scan's date and results. Run a new scan after fixes and download a fresh certificate showing the improved score.

Which plans include the ADA Audit Certificate?

All paid plans include it — Basic ($7/mo), Pro ($29/mo), Agency ($99/mo), and the One-Time Report ($29). Free plan users can see a preview but cannot download.

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