ADA Title II · WCAG 2.1 AA · Section 508

Government websites have accessibility requirements. Rotunda helps you stay ahead of them.

Rotunda is a government accessibility compliance platform — continuous WCAG monitoring, actionable remediation with human expert review, and audit-ready documentation in one place built for city, county, and state agencies.

Free audit · no login required
Runs axe-core WCAG 2.1 AA + broken-link crawler
Run a free accessibility audit
Paste any public government URL. We'll scan it on the spot and show you what we found — no credit card, no account. If you want us to fix the rest, we'll point you to pricing when you're ready.

Public-facing pages only. Must start with http:// or https://.

Or see pricing

Building for the April 2027 / April 2028 DOJ Title II web rule.

Not a scanner, a program

Not a scanner. A compliance platform.

Generic accessibility widgets and scanner-only reports produce a PDF — Rotunda produces an ongoing compliance program designed for the way government websites actually run.

Built specifically for government
Not a generic accessibility widget — every part of Rotunda is designed for the procurement, security, and governance requirements of public agencies.
Continuous WCAG 2.1 AA monitoring
An always-on sweep of your public pages against WCAG 2.1 AA, so the compliance picture stays current as your site changes.
Actionable remediation, not just problem identification
Every finding ships as a plain-language fix routed to the right staffer — so problems become closed tickets, not unowned PDFs.
Human expert review where appropriate
A licensed accessibility expert reviews drafts before they ship — the human defense layer the AI alone cannot provide.
Compliance history and audit-ready documentation
A running record of what changed, who approved it, and why — shaped to support ADA Title II and Section 508 procurement review.
Reporting designed for government teams and leadership
Reports written for comms leads, clerks, and counsel — not engineers — so an accessibility officer can brief a city council without translation.
Support for procurement and compliance processes
Pricing that maps to per-site, per-month spend; security disclosure on the page; transparent feature tiers — built for procurement review.
Monitoring that continues as government websites change
New forms, redesigned pages, new content — Rotunda keeps watching, so the site you launched is not the site compliance reviewers last approved.
Clear preparation for ADA Title II digital accessibility requirements
Built toward the April 2027 / April 2028 DOJ Title II web rule — the operational program your agency will need when that deadline arrives.

The compliance workflow

How Rotunda works.

Three steps, one docket. From the moment a finding is detected to the moment a fix ships on a public page — under the editorial control of the staffer who actually owns that content, and the review of a licensed accessibility expert.

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We monitor continuously for compliance drift.
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We draft the in-page fix — and route it to your staff.
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A licensed accessibility expert approves it before it ships.

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Trust & governance

Built for public-sector accountability.

For procurement, accessibility, and compliance reviewers — the operating controls that hold the platform to the standards of an ongoing compliance program: who signs off, how the audit trail is kept, and what the AI does and does not determine.

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Human approval required before any fix ships.
Every drafted fix is reviewed by a licensed accessibility expert before it reaches staff — nothing ships silently, nothing ships unreviewed.
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Full audit trail of every proposed and approved change.
Every proposed and approved change is logged — who reviewed it, what changed, and when it shipped — for the integrity of the compliance record.
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Rollback and version history on every published patch.
Every published change can be reverted in one click; prior versions are retained for the life of the account so the audit trail is never broken.
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Every finding cites a specific WCAG success criterion.
Violations reference the exact WCAG 2.1 AA success criterion so compliance reviewers, accessibility officers, and auditors can verify each fix against the standard.
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Role-based permissions for staff, admins, and reviewers.
Staff, admins, and accessibility roles have distinct scopes; only authorized roles can approve and ship a patch — supporting the separation of duties procurement reviewers expect.
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Documented security and data handling.
How customer site data, scan data, and credentials are handled and protected is published in our security overview — written for procurement and security review.
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An explicit statement of what Rotunda does — and does not — modify.
Rotunda proposes in-page patches under your editorial control; it does not change site copy outside the targeted finding, does not run client-side overlays, and does not act on a customer CMS or backend without permission.
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AI does not independently determine legal compliance.
Findings support human and expert review; AI does not make a legal compliance determination — compliance is the customer’s responsibility, supported by human expert review.

Value framing

Government accessibility compliance, starting at $199 / month.

An ongoing public-sector compliance program costs a small fraction of what a city, county, or state agency already spends on staff time, outside consulting, manual auditing, remediation labor, and the compliance risk of an ADA Title II finding. Rotunda replaces that spend with a single per-site subscription that bundles the monitoring, the drafts, the human expert review, and the audit-ready documentation — priced to fit a public budget.