Quick Start
Create your first project and run your first audit in minutes.
Plans & Pricing
Compare Free, Core, Plus, and Enterprise plans.
Projects & Auditing
Learn how to set up projects, add pages, and audit WCAG criteria.
Exporting Reports
Export HTML, VPAT/DOCX, or CSV reports for clients and developers.
Jira Integration
Push accessibility issues straight to your Jira Cloud board.
Team Collaboration
Invite team members and collaborate on audits in real time.
How Labrador Works
Labrador structures your audit around the WCAG success criteria that matter. You work through each criterion, mark it Pass / Fail / N/A, log issues with screenshots and severity levels, and generate a polished report, all without leaving the browser.1
Create an account
Sign up at testwithlabrador.com, the Free plan requires no credit card.
2
Create a project
Choose a testing methodology (WCAG 2.2 AA Testing or VPAT® 2.5 – WCAG 2.2) and give your project a name.
3
Add pages and components
List the URLs and UI components you want to audit. Labrador keeps results for each one separate.
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Work through the criteria
Evaluate each WCAG criterion, log any failures with evidence, and track remediation progress.
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Export and share
Generate an interactive HTML report, VPAT DOCX, or CSV, ready to send to clients or developers.
What Makes Labrador Different
Manual-first by design
Automated tools catch roughly 30% of accessibility issues. Labrador is built specifically for the manual testing that catches the rest.
Guided WCAG workflow
Built-in testing tips, sub-criteria breakdowns, and “Why This Matters” context for every WCAG success criterion.
AI-assisted remediation
Generate developer-ready remediation guidance from live page HTML using the Labrador Chrome extension, powered by Claude Opus.
Client-ready exports
Interactive HTML reports, fully-editable VPAT DOCX, and Jira-ready CSV, no extra formatting required.