Features

Everything Lookful does for each site.

From picking the pages to scan, to a ranked list of fixes, to showing progress month after month.

01

Scanning

Deep tests on the pages that matter, in a real browser.

Pages picked from your sitemap

Lookful reads your sitemap (or your home page’s links), drops thank-you and archive pages, folds repeating templates such as blog posts into one example, and pre-selects the pages that matter: home, contact, forms, policies. Up to 10 pages per site.

A real browser, like a visitor

Each page loads in Chrome and settles before testing, so cookie banners, chat widgets and late scripts are there when Lookful looks.

Every state, not just the first view

Menus, dialogs, chat, tour and search panels are opened and tested open. Forms are submitted empty to check their errors, with anything that would send data blocked.

Before consent, after accept, after reject

Three fresh visits per page show what tracking really does around your cookie banner.

Platforms and widgets recognized

WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify and leasing platforms; chat, tour, map and consent widgets; and accessibility overlays. Issues inside a vendor’s widget are attributed to it, so you know who can fix them.

Honest about gaps

Blocked pages, flows on other websites and widgets that never loaded are listed as “could not check”. A gap is never reported as a pass.

02

Results

A short, ranked list instead of a wall of warnings.

Risk score, 0 to 100

Weighted by severity and by how many pages each issue reaches. A problem in your shared header counts once. Shown with its band (Low, Moderate, Elevated, High), a trend line and the change since the last scan.

Issues grouped by type

One row per kind of problem, worst first: “Images must have alternative text · 27 places on 7 pages”. Open it for each page and element, with a screenshot.

Needs review, kept apart

AI review and pattern checks are labelled “needs review” with a confidence score and never move your score, so the number stays something you can rely on.

Dismiss and track

Dismiss a finding after review, or reopen it. A later scan that no longer sees an issue marks it resolved; one that sees it again reopens it.

Sample

Site / Client sites

Northside Dental

Scanned 2 hours ago

Risk score

41

Elevated

↓ 18 lower than the last scan

Issues

23

61 places on 9 pages

Last scan

3 new · 12 resolved

Weekly scans on

  • Buttons must have discernible text4 places on 9 pages · WCAG 4.1.2Critical
  • Home · header .search-toggleevery pageContact · form .send1 page
  • Tracking starts before consentMeta Pixel, Google Ads · before any choiceSerious
  • Menu only opens on hoverConfirmed by the interaction engine · WCAG 2.1.1Serious
  • Elements must meet minimum color contrast19 places on 6 pages · WCAG 1.4.3Moderate
A sample site, not a real scan. Issues are grouped by type, worst first; each opens to the exact element and page.

03

Fixing

Help to fix it in your code, not paper over it.

Fix plans

For your top issue groups: what to change, who owns it (your team, a vendor, or both), steps, before and after code, a request you can send the vendor, how to check it worked, and the effort. Export as Markdown.

The exact element

Every finding names the element and page, with its HTML and a screenshot, so a developer can find it in seconds.

Vendor issues, routed

Issues in a third-party widget or platform are grouped by vendor in the report: one fix by the vendor resolves them everywhere.

04

Reporting and monitoring

Show progress to people who will never open DevTools.

Executive report and PDF

Score and band, issues and how many places they occur, changes since the last scan, top issues with recommended fixes, issues by platform, what couldn’t be checked, and a dated scan log.

Scheduled scans

Weekly or monthly, per site. Each scan counts new and resolved issues, so regressions don’t slip in unnoticed.

Accessibility statement

Generated from your latest scan and your contact details. It commits to WCAG 2.2 AA, says “partially meets” with known problems in plain language, names third-party widgets, and never claims conformance.

Sites and groups

Every site in one list, riskiest first, with an optional group label for a client, brand or region.

What Lookful never does.

  • Change your site, or ask you to install anything
  • Send form data, or follow links off your domain
  • Get around bot walls or log-ins
  • Store cookie values, or send your raw page HTML to an AI model
  • Say your site is compliant, or that it breaks a law
  • Recommend an overlay

See what your site’s visitors run into.

Free for 14 days on one site. No card, nothing to install.