Reports
Original analysis built from Verscala’s own structured data — the 245-record specialist catalog, the EN 301 549 automation-coverage map that powers our scanner’s methodology, and any dataset a future report adds. Every number is computed from the underlying data at build time, and each report shows exactly what was counted and what we could not verify.
These are analyses of our own structured datasets, not benchmarks of other companies’ websites — we do not publish scores we cannot verify.
The verified accessibility-audit market, by the evidence
Who is listed across 19 countries, by what proof, and what we could and could not verify — read directly from the 245 records in the Verscala catalog.
Updated 2026-08-08
Automated accessibility testing: what it can and cannot prove
Of the 50 web success criteria in EN 301 549 chapter 9, 31 (62%) have an automated check — axe-core, our own worker code, or both. The other 19 need a human, always.
Updated 2026-08-08
Where the law requires a specialist — and where our catalog is thinnest
All 13 EU/EEA jurisdictions where Verscala's own scanner treats an accessibility statement as legally required have at least one catalog specialist — but coverage ranges from 42 down to just 2.
Updated 2026-08-08
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