Dreven Reviews & Product Details

Dreven is an AI-assisted web accessibility audit platform for websites. It is made for product teams, designers, developers, accessibility auditors and audit firms who are asked for a VPAT or an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) during procurement, or who need a clear view of how a site measures up against WCAG. Give Dreven one address. It finds the site’s pages and audits up to 25 together, so you get a site-wide accessibility audit rather than a single-page scan. You choose the standard: WCAG 2.2 or WCAG 2.1 at Level A or AA, Section 508 or EN 301 549. Every Level A and AA criterion gets a result. Every result keeps its evidence, and Dreven shows you each one on the page where it was found. Each result is one of four states: passed, failed, not applicable or can’t tell. Where a result needs human judgment, Dreven marks it can’t tell and sends it to a person with the evidence. Can’t tell is never counted as a pass, so your audit shows what was checked and what still needs a reviewer. A reviewer decides each result in the review workspace and records the reasoning. Dreven then drafts the Accessibility Conformance Report in the VPAT 2.5Rev structure from those decisions and the evidence, with the Remarks column filled in for each criterion. The reviewer checks the report, signs it under their own name and issues it with the evidence pack. Nothing is signed automatically. Teams can keep decisions between audits, schedule re-audits and assign roles for who audits, reviews and signs. Audit firms get a space per client and reports under the firm’s name. Pages behind a sign-in are audited from your own computer, so your password never reaches Dreven. You can use the command line, an MCP server for Claude Code and Codex, or a Chrome extension added by hand. Dreven does not install anything on your site, does not change its code and is not an accessibility overlay. It does not make a site compliant: people fix the problems in their own code, and a person decides each result. There is a free plan with five pages a month, and paid plans start at $39 a month.