SEO, GEO and accessibility in one report
We have released scoring version 2.0 — the biggest update since the public launch of SEO-GEO. Every fresh audit now includes a third score: WCAG accessibility, evaluated alongside your existing SEO and GEO results.
The combined visibility score is now the average of all three branches (previously SEO + GEO only). Your report shows three grade cards, separate category breakdowns and prioritized fixes for search engines, AI systems and human visitors.
What the WCAG branch checks
The audit follows the four POUR principles from WCAG 2.x:
- Perceivable — alt text on images, page language declaration and consistent lang attributes across crawled pages.
- Operable — main and navigation landmarks, skip-to-content links, form labels, link purpose and button names.
- Understandable — page title, heading hierarchy (single H1, no skipped levels) and readable document structure.
- Robust — unique ID attributes, table header cells, iframe titles and correct use of ARIA roles.
Category weights inside WCAG: Perceivable 30%, Operable 30%, Understandable 25%, Robust 15%.
How it works technically
Version 2.0 runs a static HTML analysis across every page the crawler fetches — the same approach as our SEO checks. We parse the markup for landmarks, labels, headings, tables and ARIA without executing JavaScript or rendering CSS.
That means the audit catches structural accessibility issues quickly and at scale, but it does not measure color contrast, focus order or keyboard traps. For those, use a browser tool such as axe DevTools or run a manual review on your highest-traffic templates.
What you will see in the report
- A WCAG score card with letter grade and 0–100 score.
- Per-category scores for Perceivable, Operable, Understandable and Robust.
- Accessibility issues mixed into the prioritized recommendation list, tagged by severity.
- WCAG metrics tables in the HTML report and PDF export.
- An outdated-version banner on reports generated with scoring 1.x, prompting a re-run.
Re-run your audit
Reports from version 1.3 or older remain valid for SEO and GEO, but they do not include the WCAG branch. Generate a fresh report to see your accessibility score and compare it with SEO and GEO on the same crawl.
Visit the methodology page for the full scoring changelog, or read our methodology section on how WCAG fits into the overall audit.