Example scores
What a good score looks like, on real public sites.
We ran our free scan on the home pages of well-known public sites. These ones did well on both scores. Each card links to the free report, so you can see the checks for yourself.
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USA.gov
usa.gov
Government site
- Findability
- 92 out of 100
- Good
- Accessibility
- 100 out of 100
- Good
Scanned on November 2, 2026
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WordPress.org
wordpress.org
Open-source project
- Findability
- 100 out of 100
- Good
- Accessibility
- 94 out of 100
- Good
Scanned on November 2, 2026
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Buttondown
buttondown.com
Small software company
- Findability
- 97 out of 100
- Good
- Accessibility
- 96 out of 100
- Good
Scanned on November 2, 2026
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Simple Analytics
simpleanalytics.com
Small software company
- Findability
- 100 out of 100
- Good
- Accessibility
- 94 out of 100
- Good
Scanned on November 2, 2026
Real scans of public home pages on November 2, 2026. Scores can change when a site changes. These sites are not customers and do not endorse ReachSeen.
How we picked these
On November 2, 2026, we scanned the home pages of about 65 well-known sites. They include government sites, nonprofits, small software companies, and tool sites. We kept the ones that scored 90 or more on both scores, with a mix of kinds of site.
We did not change any scores. We did not ask these sites to take part, and they did not pay us. A high score is not proof that a site meets WCAG or any law. It is also not a promise of a Google rank.
Our own site
We scan reachseen.com with the same tool. Our home page scored 100 for findability and 100 for accessibility. See our own report.
Try your own page
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