IN THE FIELD GUIDE

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Pour is a free, non-profit accessibility checker that audits websites for WCAG 2.2 compliance, contrast issues, and provides exact fixes along with vision, sensory, and motor simulations. It offers browser extensions and command-line tools to help developers identify and fix accessibility problems on web pages.

THE PRODUCT, BEYOND THE PITCH

Editorially reviewed · Sources checked Sep 14, 2026

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A good fit for

Web developers and accessibility specialists who want to audit and fix accessibility issues on websites.
Teams or individuals needing a free, no-account accessibility testing tool integrated into browsers or command line.

Know the limitations

Some findings are marked for review and require a human to verify the issue.

What you can do

Checking and fixing accessibility issues on websites to meet WCAG 2.2 standards.
Simulating various disabilities to understand how users with vision, sensory, or motor impairments experience a website.

Features

WCAG 2.2 audits to identify accessibility failures on web pages.
Contrast checks to ensure sufficient color contrast for accessibility.

Integrations

Not confirmed yet.

Platforms & data export

Not confirmed yet.

THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM

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Published plan prices for your team size and usage. Results update as you type. Taxes, currency conversion and unlisted add-ons are excluded, and anything the source did not state is called out rather than guessed.

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A practical workflow

Make changes in your code, reload the page, and run another audit to verify fixes.

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What changed

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9/14/2026
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bestFor
Before: []
After: ["Web developers and accessibility specialists who want to audit and fix accessibility issues on websites.","Teams or individuals needing a free, no-account accessibility testing tool integrated into browsers or command line."]
features
Before: ["WCAG 2.2 audits with exact fixes","Per-element findings with offending markup, explanation, fix instructions, and documentation links"]
After: ["WCAG 2.2 audits to identify accessibility failures on web pages.","Contrast checks to ensure sufficient color contrast for accessibility."]
limitations
Before: ["No mention of paid plans or enterprise features; all tools are free with no accounts or subscriptions."]
After: ["Some findings are marked for review and require a human to verify the issue."]
summary
Before: "Web developers and accessibility testers can audit web pages for accessibility compliance and receive actionable fixes. WCAG 2.2 audits with exact fixes. Per-element findings with offending markup, explanation, fix instructions, and documentation links."
After: "Pour is a free, non-profit accessibility checker that audits websites for WCAG 2.2 compliance, contrast issues, and provides exact fixes along with vision, sensory, and motor simulations. It offers browser extensions and command-line tools to help developers identify and fix accessibility problems on web pages."
useCases
Before: ["Web developers and accessibility testers can audit web pages for accessibility compliance and receive actionable fixes."]
After: ["Checking and fixing accessibility issues on websites to meet WCAG 2.2 standards.","Simulating various disabilities to understand how users with vision, sensory, or motor impairments experience a website."]
walkthrough
Before: []
After: ["Make changes in your code, reload the page, and run another audit to verify fixes."]

Sources & research

pour · Free Accessibility Checker & WCAG 2.2 Audit Tool ↗

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