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Dev tools · August 17, 2016

Rocket Validator

Site-wide Accessibility Scanner for large sites

Rocket Validator launched on August 17, 2016 with 7 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

What it does

Rocket Validator is a web scraper to validate HTML and Accessibility on large sites with a single click. Up to 5,000 web pages per report, including schedules and continuous validation via webhooks.

Rocket Validator finds Accessibility and HTML issues in your large sites, in seconds. Get your site scanned by Axe Core and W3C Validator with just one click.

Find Accessibility and HTML issues in your large sites, in seconds. Get your site scanned by Axe , AccessLint and W3C Validator with just one click. Point our crawler at a starting URL and get HTML and accessibility checks across thousands of pages, with a clear report of what to fix first. There's a much simpler approach for validating large sites. Leave the hard work to our web crawler. Just provide a starting URL and get: Our summary reports show what needs fixing first, grouping and prioritizing the common issues across your web pages so you get a clear path of action. See how your pages behave at real device resolutions. Emulate iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy, Kindle Fire and more. Run…from rocketvalidator.com

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