Checks happen too late
- Reviews run after publish — during audits or client hand-off
- Results are inconsistent between editors and projects
- Fixing issues on live pages is slower and more expensive
- Easy to skip entirely when deadlines are tight
Automated checks, issue management, and publish safeguards — built directly into TYPO3 for editors, integrators, and agencies.
Accessibility problems usually surface too late — during audits, client reviews, or after content is already live. AQG moves these checks into the TYPO3 editing workflow, so issues are found, reviewed, and resolved before they ever reach production.
Watch how an editor finds issues, reviews page-level results, and uses the Quality Gate to improve accessibility before publishing — no setup required.
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Catch issues directly in CKEditor and on content element detail screens, so editors know what to fix immediately.
Review critical, warning, and info findings across page trees with team-friendly prioritisation.
Warn editors in Free, or block publishing in Pro until critical issues are fixed.
Scan real frontend pages, capture screenshots, and generate PDF/CSV reports for stakeholder review.
Connect editor feedback, page-level review, and publish control in one TYPO3-native workflow.

Install the extension via Composer or TER and open the AQG module in TYPO3.
Run your first scan locally, through Scheduler, or via CLI and review issues by severity.
Fix flagged content elements, validate again, and enable the Quality Gate for your publishing workflow.
AQG helps teams prepare TYPO3 workflows for WCAG-related checks in the editor and on the frontend before publish.
Start a 5-day PRO trial and test it on real content — from inline editor checks to remote crawler reports, before you decide.
Every plan runs the same checks. Higher tiers add remote audits, reporting, and stronger publish safeguards.
€0/forever
For individuals and teams getting started with local TYPO3 accessibility checks and no licence key.
€29/mo
For teams that need remote audits, reporting, and a blocking quality gate.
For TYPO3 agencies & integrators
€99/mo
For agencies running accessibility across multiple TYPO3 client projects.
Install AQG and run local checks for free. Upgrade to Pro when you need remote audits, screenshots, and PDF reporting.
Open source · No licence key required for local checks
AQG helps identify WCAG-related issues that matter for accessible commercial websites and digital products.
Accessibility Quality Gate supports TYPO3 13.4 LTS and TYPO3 14 with PHP 8.2 or newer.
Yes. The Pro licence covers one TYPO3 project with 1 domain. The Agency licence covers one TYPO3 installation with unlimited domains.
No. The free version requires no licence key and no account. Install via Composer or TER and start scanning immediately.
The Quality Gate is a configurable rule that runs when an editor saves or publishes a page. In warn mode it allows publishing. In block mode (PRO) it prevents publishing until issues are resolved.
The PRO remote crawler scans your live frontend pages in a real browser, not just backend content. This catches issues that only appear after rendering.
AQG is built specifically for TYPO3 editorial workflows. It integrates directly into the TYPO3 backend, provides per-content-element feedback, tracks issues over time, and can block publication of inaccessible content.
No. Local scans run on demand or via Scheduler during low-traffic periods. The remote crawler runs on separate infrastructure and does not affect your TYPO3 server performance.
Your TYPO3 installation continues to work normally. PRO-only features such as the remote crawler, PDF export, and blocking mode become unavailable. Local scanning and all free features remain active.
Local backend scanning runs entirely within your TYPO3 installation — no content leaves your server. The remote crawler fetches your public frontend URLs and processes accessibility results on our infrastructure.
The a11y:scan CLI command can be integrated into deployment pipelines. Full CI/CD exit code support is on the roadmap.