For agencies & in-house teams
Every brand asset, checked before it goes out.
Drop in a file or web address. ChecksTrue checks it against your brand rules and accessibility standards, flags what’s wrong and shows you how to fix it — before it goes live.
7-day free trial · Cancel anytime before you’re charged · Files never used to train AI
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Brand Compliance Score
Excellent
Everything matches the approved Brand Blueprint. Try one of the buttons.
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Accessibility scan · WCAG 2.2 AA
No automated failures
No automated failures on this page — the button’s contrast measures 5.2:1 against the 4.5:1 minimum. Try one of the buttons.
The same checks the real scan runs on every page of your site — automated testing catches roughly a third of WCAG.
Built for everyone responsible for keeping a brand consistent.
For agencies
Check client work before it goes out. Catch brand and accessibility issues earlier, reduce revisions and add this checking to the services you offer.
For in-house teams
Give designers, marketers and brand teams a consistent way to check work before publication — across campaigns, departments, agencies and suppliers.
For agencies
Your clients stay yours.
ChecksTrue was built by the founders of Druff, a creative and digital agency, so we know your client relationships and confidential brand assets are the business. Information obtained through your use of ChecksTrue is never used by Druff to prospect for or approach your clients. Your work, your information and your client relationships stay protected — and it is written into the Terms, not just this page.
The problem
You’re responsible for the brand.You don’t create everything that touches it.
Every week, files and pages are being created and changed across your client brands. A logo gets stretched. A color shifts. A PDF goes out that a screen reader can’t read. A web page gets edited after launch. Another version appears… blah blah blah.
- Your client made it.
- A freelancer designed it.
- Sales sent it out in a hurry.
- A supplier produced it.
- An AI tool generated it.
- A junior designer created it.
The more brands you manage, the easier it is for something to slip through unnoticed.
The solution
One place to check every file and page against your brand rules and accessibility standards, before it goes out.
Is this on-brand? Know before it ships.
Upload a PDF, a deck or a graphic. A few minutes later you have a score out of 100, every problem circled on the artwork, and a fix written so anyone on the team can make it.
Logo and color are measured, not eyeballed. When it says the logo has been stretched, it has been. Fonts, layout and spacing are checked by AI and come with a confidence level, so you know how sure it is.
Tell it your brand rules. Five minutes.
Upload your guidelines PDF and we pull out the logos, colors and fonts for you to confirm. No guidelines? Type in one logo, one color and one font. Add the rest later.
Drop in the file.
A brochure, a deck, a social tile, a web page, something an AI tool made. Anything about to go out under the brand.
Read what’s wrong, fix it, check again.
A score out of 100, every problem drawn on the artwork, and a plain fix next to each one. Make the fix, drop it in again, and watch the score climb.
One upload. Two answers.
The same files that drift off-brand are the ones a screen reader can’t use. The deck where every picture is called “Picture 4”. The social tile with the offer typed into the image, where a screen reader will never find it. Nobody in the business owns that problem.
So every file you check for brand also gets an accessibility result on the same screen: what we tested, what we found, and what still needs a person.
Checked file by file
PDFs, decks, Word and Excel files and images are each checked for what a screen reader needs: structure, titles, image descriptions, reading order, contrast and text typed into pictures.
Some failures aren’t the designer’s fault
Your approved brand colors are measured against each other once. When text fails contrast on two of your approved colors, the finding points at the palette, not the file. Fix it in the guidelines once instead of in the next hundred decks.
A number that shows its work
Every result says how many checks a machine ran, how many passed, and how many still need a human. It never claims a file “meets the standard”, because no automated tool can. Every check we run is listed on the methodology page.
Document accessibility · brochure-2026.pdf
Automated checks passed · PDF
18 of 22 checks machine-tested · 4 of 12 that applied found no problem · 2 need a person
This PDF has no structure for screen readers
EN 301 549 10.1.3.1 · PDF/UA-1 §7.1
Fix in InDesign: File → Export → Adobe PDF → tick “Create Tagged PDF”.
Text contrast 2.4:1 on two brand colors
The fault is the palette pair, not this document — see the brand palette result.
Shown beside the brand score on the same review, exported as PDF or CSV with the same coverage figures.
Is the website accessible? Tested against the rules your country uses.
Type in the address. We find every page from the site’s own sitemap and test each one against the accessibility rules (WCAG) your country uses: ADA and Section 508 in the US, the European Accessibility Act, UK, Canada, Australia. Every finding is pinned on a screenshot of the actual page, so your developer sees which button, which image, which heading.
It looks where other scanners don’t
Most tools test a page as it loads. We also open every menu, pop-up and expandable panel and test again, then walk each page with the Tab key to catch focus that vanishes, keyboard traps and missing focus outlines.
It checks your PDFs too
Under the US ADA rule and the European standard, documents on your site count as web content. Every linked PDF is checked for the basics a screen reader needs: structure, a title, a language, image descriptions and real text.
Then the part a machine can’t do, made easy
Automated testing catches roughly a third of the accessibility rules. Twenty-two plain-language checks walk your team through the rest, with who-checked-what recorded. Scheduled re-scans email you what changed. A statement generator writes an honest accessibility statement you can publish: what was tested, never more.
Text must have sufficient color contrast
Measured from the rendered pixels: 2.1:1 against a required 4.5:1.
Images must have alternative text
Found only inside the opened navigation menu.
No structure for screen readers
Linked from 4 pages · no document language set.
Automated checks cover part of the rules. A clean result is a floor, not proof that the standard is met, and anything that needs a human says so.
Free accessibility check
Put your website to the test. Free, no sign-up.
One page, tested with the same engine as a full scan, menus opened and keyboard walked, in about 30 seconds. You get the numbers. The free trial shows you every issue and the rest of the site.
One score for the whole business.
An Asset Review answers “is this file on-brand?” A Brand Audit answers the question a client or a board actually asks: how consistently are we using the brand across everything we ship? Drop in a few recent examples from each channel: social, brochures, presentations, sales material, the website. You get a Brand Audit Score out of 100, the weakest channels ranked, what to fix first, and a PDF report with the client’s logo on the cover. Run it every quarter and watch the trend, or sell it to clients as a quarterly service. Reports carry their logo, not ours. Your clients stay yours.
Brand Audit Score
Based on 22 files analyzed across 8 channels
Fix logo usage in presentations
4 of 22 files affected. Correct the master template against the Blueprint.
Downloads as a client-ready PDF report, led by the client's own logo.
What makes it different
Built to be checked, not just believed.
One upload, two answers
Brand and accessibility in the same pass, on the same file, on one screen — not two tools and two reports that never meet.
Measured against your Blueprint
Your approved artwork, your hex values, your typefaces. Logo and colour measured to the pixel against what you signed off, not a general idea of good practice.
Documents, not just web pages
PDFs, decks, Word and Excel files read as the original file. Most of what you ship is a document, and a document is where a problem is least likely to be noticed.
Every check and formula, published
Every check and every formula is published — from the same file the engine scores against, so it cannot drift from what the product actually does.
Two more follow from the same idea — what we do when automation runs out, and why setting a finding aside can never make the number look better. See all six
Minutes
From upload to result
not hours of squinting at a screen
5
Checks on every file
logo · color · font · layout · spacing
Measured, not guessed
catches color drift your eye forgives
Private
Your files are never used to train AI
encrypted · yours alone
Pricing
Simple pricing.
Every plan includes Asset Reviews, Document Accessibility on every upload, and website Accessibility Scans. One file check is one file or web page checked.
Starter
$29 / month
One brand, kept straight.50 file checks a month.Unlimited users.
Professional
$99 / month
Five client brands.250 file checks a month.Unlimited users.
Agency
$349 / month
Unlimited client brands.1,000 file checks a month.Reports with your own logo, ready to bill for.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial: 10 file checks and 25 website pages · Nothing is charged until day 8 · 14-day refund on every purchase · Upgrade any time
Questions, answered.
Do I need a brand guidelines document?
No. If you have one, upload it and we read the colors and fonts out of it for you to confirm. If you do not, type in one logo, one color and one font and you are ready — add the rest anytime.
How accurate are the checks?
Logo and color are measured, not judged. The logo is compared pixel by pixel and color is measured the way the human eye sees it, so a finding there is a fact. Font, layout and spacing are checked by AI and shown with a confidence level. Low-confidence findings are worth a look by eye.
Are my files used to train AI?
No. Your files are never used to train AI — ours or anyone else’s — and you control how long uploaded review files are kept.
Can I put my agency’s name on the reports?
Yes. On the Agency plan, PDF reports, accessibility statements and shared report links carry your logo, name and color, not ours.
Check your first file in the next ten minutes.
Start the free trial, tell it your brand in five minutes, and upload the file you’re least sure about. Seven days, 10 file checks, 25 website pages. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing.
Encrypted in transit · Files never used to train AI · You control how long files are kept