Free
No credit card needed$0
Free forever
- No Analytics
- 5 distinct URLs / month
- No additional mobile viewport
- No batch test
- No scheduled batch runs
Analytics from Premium
Your test results at a glance
Overview, score distribution, common errors and score trend – Analytics shows you where it hurts and whether you are making progress.
Every accessibility test delivers a result. Analytics turns many results into a picture of your whole website: which problems occur most often, which pages are affected and how your score develops over the months.
- Common errors with priority and affected pages
- Score trend for desktop and mobile
- Everything in WordPress, no external services
What Analytics shows
Four views, one picture of your website
A single test result tells you what is wrong on one page. Analytics tells you what is wrong on your website – and where to start.
How it works
From test to measurable progress
Analytics needs no setup. It evaluates what your tests save anyway.
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Step 1: Test pages
Every single test, batch run, scheduled run or test after publishing saves its result in WordPress.
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Step 2: Read the overview
Analytics summarizes the saved results: score, distribution and the most common errors on your website.
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Step 3: Fix with focus
Open an error, see the affected pages and elements and fix it where it occurs most often.
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Step 4: Track progress
The score trend shows for desktop and mobile how your website develops over the months.
Score trend
Progress you can show
The score trend makes accessibility measurable – for you, your team and your clients. Twelve months, desktop and mobile, at a glance.
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Desktop and mobile separately
Two lines, two perspectives: the mobile score often reacts differently from the desktop score – for example with touch targets or contrast.
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Month by month
The trend shows the last twelve months. So you can see whether a relaunch, a new plugin or an editing phase moved the score.
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Goal in sight
A fixed target value shows how far the website still is from it – and when it has reached it.
Common errors
Fix first what has the most impact
The list of the most common errors is sorted by priority and reach. One click shows all affected pages and elements – and takes you straight there.
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Priority before count
Every rule carries its risk level. A critical error on ten pages ranks above a notice on a hundred.
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Straight to the spot
From the affected page you jump into the test result and, with one click, on to the Accessibility Inspector.
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Retest after the fix
A repeat test updates the numbers. Repeat tests of the same URL are unlimited in all plans.
Data basis
What goes into the analysis – and what does not
Analytics evaluates saved test results. It starts no checks of its own and uses no quota.
Included
- Single tests from the editor, toolbar and dashboard
- Batch runs, scheduled batch tests and tests after publishing
- Desktop and mobile results, each evaluated separately
Not included
- Deleted test results – they disappear from the analysis too
- Image reviews from AI Image Review and alt text generations
- External services – the analysis runs entirely in WordPress
Note
The more pages you test, the more meaningful Analytics is. With batch tests from Basic you test larger websites in bulk and keep the analysis up to date with scheduled runs.
Plans & quotas
Analytics from Premium
The analysis is included in the Premium and Agency plans. What differs is the number of pages you can test – and therefore analyze – each month.
Feature
No credit card needed Free
$0
Basic
$79.00 / yearplus applicable taxes
Our recommendation Plus
$149.00 / yearplus applicable taxes
Premium
$299.00 / yearplus applicable taxes
Agency
$899.00 / yearplus applicable taxes
Analytics
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Yes
Yes
Distinct URLs / month
5
20
100
500
Unlimited
Additional mobile viewport
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Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Batch tests
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Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Scheduled batch runs
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Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
The plan shown in the Freemius checkout is authoritative for your active license. Analytics only evaluates results stored in your WordPress database.
Basic
Solid start$79.00 / year
equals $6.58 / month
plus applicable taxes
- No Analytics
- 20 distinct URLs / month
- Additional mobile viewport
- Batch tests for multiple pages
- Scheduled batch runs
Plus
Our recommendation$149.00 / year
equals $12.42 / month
plus applicable taxes
- No Analytics
- 100 distinct URLs / month
- Additional mobile viewport
- Batch tests for multiple pages
- Scheduled batch runs
Premium
For larger websites$299.00 / year
equals $24.92 / month
plus applicable taxes
- Analytics
- 500 distinct URLs / month
- Additional mobile viewport
- Batch tests for multiple pages
- Scheduled batch runs
Agency
For multiple websites$899.00 / year
equals $74.92 / month
plus applicable taxes
- Analytics
- Unlimited per website
- Additional mobile viewport
- Batch tests for multiple pages
- Scheduled batch runs
The plan shown in the Freemius checkout is authoritative for your active license. Analytics only evaluates results stored in your WordPress database.
Good to know
Questions about Analytics?
Plans, data basis, desktop and mobile, privacy and visibility.
1. What do I need Analytics for and when is it available?
Analytics summarizes all results of your accessibility tests: overview, score distribution, common errors, affected pages and elements, and the trend of your score. Analytics is included from Premium (Premium and Agency). In Free, Basic and Plus you can still test, but without the analysis.
2. Which tests feed into the analysis?
All saved test results of your website: single tests, batch runs, scheduled batch tests and tests after publishing. For the trend, the latest result per URL in each month counts.
3. Why do the desktop and mobile scores differ?
The mobile viewport checks the same page in a narrow view. Other problems matter there, such as touch targets that are too small, hidden navigation or text that does not wrap. The additional mobile viewport is included from Basic.
4. Does my data leave WordPress?
No. Analytics evaluates the results that are already in your WordPress database. No additional data is sent to external services.
5. Who can see Analytics?
Analytics is part of the plugin dashboard and therefore visible to users who may open the plugin menu. Who may start tests or delete results is set separately in the Permissions.
6. Can I remove results from the analysis?
Yes. If you delete a test result, it disappears from Analytics too. Deleting is a separate permission that, by default, only Administrators have.
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Test your pages, open Analytics and see where you stand – from Premium, right in WordPress.
Analytics for WordPress – Measure and Improve Accessibility
An accessibility test shows the problems of one page. Anyone looking after a whole website needs more: an overview of which errors occur most often, which pages are affected and whether the work is paying off. Analytics in EZZE WCAG Pro summarizes all saved test results and turns them into a picture of your website – with score distribution, common errors, affected pages and elements, and the score trend for desktop and mobile.
The analysis needs no setup and no external services. It reads the results that single tests, batch runs, scheduled batch tests and tests after publishing save in WordPress anyway. From every error you jump to the affected pages, into the test result and on to the Accessibility Inspector.
Make progress visible
The score trend shows the last twelve months separately for desktop and mobile. So you can tell whether a relaunch, a new plugin or an editing phase moved the score – and prove the progress to your team and clients.
Analytics is included from Premium (Premium and Agency). Free, Basic and Plus still test, just without the analysis. With batch tests and scheduled runs you keep the data basis current, and with the Permissions you decide who tests and who may delete results.