Evidalux scans the sites you build and run for clients — WCAG accessibility mapped to the ADA, US and EU privacy law, SEO and AI-search readiness, Core Web Vitals and uptime — and hands you a report under your own brand where every finding says how it was measured and how sure we are.
Plaintiffs filed 3,117 website-accessibility lawsuits in US federal court in 2025, up 27% on 2024 (Seyfarth Shaw, Mar 2026). In the first half of 2025, 22.6% of the suits UsableNet tracked named sites that already had an accessibility widget installed (UsableNet, Jul 2025). In April 2025 the FTC ordered one widget vendor to pay $1 million for claiming its tool made sites WCAG-compliant (FTC, Apr 2025).
Evidalux does not paint over a site. It runs axe-core in a real browser, at desktop and at phone width, and lists every failing WCAG success criterion with the elements behind it — mapped to ADA Title III and, for European clients, to the EAA and EN 301 549.
Every paid plan includes every module. Each card links to the checks behind it.
35 plugins audit a site and return an article-by-article matrix. Every finding carries a confidence label, the method behind it and its limitations.
32 laws across the US (13, including ADA Title III, CCPA/CPRA and CIPA), the EU (13), the UK (4) and Canada (2).
One finding can cite a US law and its EU, UK or Canadian counterpart at once. Every law and how it is checked →
16 plugins for technical and on-page SEO across the whole site: meta tags, structured data, canonicals, sitemaps, robots.txt, broken links, duplicate content and Lighthouse.
8 plugins for AI-search readiness: whether AI crawlers may read the site, whether its content is quotable, and whether its entity and schema signals hold together. Static checks — we do not query chatbots.
10 plugins for performance and robustness: Core Web Vitals from the field and the lab, security scanning, cross-browser and responsive rendering, load tests.
14 plugins for TLS, DNS and email authentication, security headers, redirects and exposed files — plus uptime monitors, public status pages and on-call alerts.
A scan tells you where a site stands today. Radar watches the US Federal Register, EUR-Lex, the EDPB and UK and Canadian regulators, maps each change to the checks it makes stale, and tells you only when a site you audit is affected.
AI classifications are labelled suspected. Not legal advice. Included on Studio and Agency. How Radar works →
Watch every client site from one panel, and turn accessibility, privacy and SEO findings into a monthly care plan your clients can see.
A handful of client sites, one person. Scheduled scans catch the regression before the client — or a demand letter — does.
Your own sites, audited on a schedule, with the evidence your legal and marketing colleagues ask for already attached.
The scanner loads each page in a real browser before any consent is given and lists the trackers that fire anyway, the cookies they set and the notices a visitor should have seen. Findings cite the law that applies to the site — US state privacy and wiretap statutes, GDPR and ePrivacy, UK PECR, Canada's PIPEDA and Law 25.
Reports go out under your name and logo, not ours. Send a client a read-only link to their latest report — no account for them to create, and you can revoke it at any time.
Every plugin below is registered and runs today. Names, legal references and scope are kept in step with the plugin registry by hand — if you find a row that disagrees with a report you received, that is a bug and we want to hear about it.
Regulation Radar adds no scan plugins of its own — it watches regulator feeds and re-runs the plugins a change actually touches.
US dollars, plus applicable tax. No card on Free. Pay yearly and get 3 months free. Plans differ by how many sites you watch and whether reports carry your brand.
More than 50 sites, SSO, on-prem or a custom DPA? Talk to us about Enterprise.