Accessibility
Continuously scan sites, apps, and PDFs for WCAG issues and ADA Title III risk, so compliance becomes routine, not a scramble.
For government
Win the constituent experience
Government sites carry real obligations: accessibility, accuracy, security, and public trust. Siteimprove.ai helps federal, state, and local government modernize services, meet Section 508 and Title II, and show the public proof.
Request a demoThe average tenure of a government Siteimprove customer is 9 years and growing
PLATFORM CAPABILITIES
One platform for compliance, growth, and trust
Accessibility, search, analytics, and content strategy in one interface so marketing, digital, and compliance teams work from the same view.
Search
Stay visible on the pages that drive applications, rates, and funded accounts, and increasingly, in the AI answer engines your customers ask first.
Analytics
Analytics built to respect customer privacy, including our Top Paths view, show what actually drives revenue. Budget conversations get a lot easier.
Content strategy
Catch outdated disclosures and stale rate pages before regulators do.
Automation and expert insight together drives accessibility excellence
Federal agencies have set the model for using AI to close capacity gaps without cutting corners, and state IT leaders are following suit. AI is now a stated priority in 33 of 50 state IT plans. Siteimprove brings that same principle to accessibility.
Our AI agents continuously scan your entire digital footprint, website and PDFs included, catching accessibility issues at a scale no manual process could match. Certified specialists then go deeper with expert manual testing, covering the nuance and the real experience with assistive technology that automation alone can't capture.
That's agentic speed paired with human expertise exactly where it matters, giving you a complete, accurate picture of your digital experience so you can work toward compliance while serving every constituent well.
Why choose Siteimprove
Built for the public
digital sector
Compliance & digital governance
Government teams are accountable for testing for WCAG and user-centered design across every site and PDF. Siteimprove.ai flags accessibility issues, broken links, and outdated policy content before they become audit findings.
Tracking the constituent journey
Constituent journeys are rarely simple. Top Paths shows which pages move people toward completing a service, where they drop off, and which content actually answers their questions.
Engagement, without the surveillance
Government teams have a lot of responsibility with limited resources. They're expected to drive service awareness and increase program usage. Siteimprove ties search behavior, content, and web engagement data together so you can understand which campaigns reach constituents and move them to act.
Accessibility, inclusion, and constituent experience
Siteimprove pairs automated scans with expert manual testing across WCAG, ADA, Section 508, and Title II, prioritizing fixes by real impact on the people your state and federal agency serves.
Communications campaign impact
Government teams are accountable for outcomes: enrollments, completions, awareness. Siteimprove ties SEO, engagement, and content data together so you can prove which campaigns move constituents to act.
AI readiness and AEO visibility
Remediate old, stagnant content while at the same time creating new content moving forward both designed to be consumed by LLMs, driving citation performance and overall AI visibility.
Trusted by agencies at every level
From city halls to state agencies, government teams rely on Siteimprove
to
modernize digital services.
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"Siteimprove has become one of our most trusted vendors, combining powerful content and analytics insights backed by dependable service and support."
Julie Sanbei Department Webmaster
Read State of Alaska’s story
"With Siteimprove, we've got a really good baseline, so we notice very subtle shifts in our DCI score. Issues can be addressed quickly, and we can congratulate people on doing a good job. Everyone knows it's like the rising tide lifts all boats."
Chad Menard Senior Web Administrator
Read City and County of Denver’s story
"The biggest success isn’t just improving our accessibility score. We’ve built a more consistent and sustainable approach that helps our teams create accessible content and better serve our community."
Caleb Sanchez Digital Services Supervisor
Read the City of Austin's story
Security and compliance
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One less approval you have to chase
The Siteimprove Federal Platform is FedRAMP ready, so you can show compliance across your whole site, PDFs included, without adding a new item to your state's backlog.
NEWS & CONTENT
Latest updates
PRESS
Siteimprove launches MCP server and Figma plug-in
New MCP Server extends agentic accessibility across the ecosystem helping customers stop generating inaccessible digital experiences at the source.
Guide
Fast-track Your ADA Title II compliance
Follow a three-phase roadmap, from understanding the Final Rule and WCAG 2.1 AA to training your team, auditing your digital footprint, and setting policies that keep you compliant long after the deadline passes.
Benchmark
Government benchmark report
State government websites are failing citizens on digital experience. Here's what a closer look reveals about quality, search, and accessibility.
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you stand?
Run a free check on your site and get instant insights on accessibility, performance, and discoverability. No commitment required.
Request a demoSiteimprove.ai is an AI-powered solution that helps organizations manage content compliance and content performance in one place. That means accessibility, search visibility, analytics, and content strategy all working together so your teams stop juggling tools and start seeing results.
Siteimprove.ai helps government agencies conform to WCAG, ADA, Section 508, Title II, and 21st Century IDEA ACT. Since DOJ's April 2026 rule extended Title II's compliance dates, large entities (population 50,000 or more) now have until April 26, 2027, and smaller entities and special districts have until April 26, 2028. The extra time is a chance to build a lasting program, not a reason to slow down.
Yes. Siteimprove.ai helps residents find your content, reinforcing their satisfaction and trust.
Siteimprove.ai's AI Remediate feature suggests fixes and can automatically resolve identified issues down to the codebase level, streamlining how government teams fix problems on their websites.
Yes. We offer three ways to scope it: ongoing Manual Testing as a Service, project-based engagements, or component-based testing, so you can match the engagement to what your team actually needs. Every manual test result lives inside your Siteimprove.ai platform alongside your automated findings, not in a separate report you have to chase down.