Canadian compliance paperwork, checked before the deadline checks you.
NorthCheck is one platform for the Canadian rules small businesses actually get fined over: deterministic rule checks, plain-English findings, and a dated evidence pack a signing officer can rely on.
Ontario businesses and non-profits with 20 or more employees must file an accessibility compliance report by December 31, 2026 — and those with 50 or more must also certify that their websites meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA. Giving false or misleading information in the report is an offence, and a senior officer signs it. An overlay widget does not produce filing evidence. A scan with a dated evidence pack does.
AODA FileReady Module 1 — live
Point the scanner at your website. It crawls up to 10 pages, runs deterministic WCAG 2.0 checks (missing language declaration, empty page titles, images without alt text, unlabelled form fields, skipped heading levels, nameless links and buttons, duplicate ids), and builds a dated evidence pack for the December 31, 2026 filing.
Founding price: $149 per evidence pack · $39/month monitoring with re-scan alerts.
Scan my website Buy the evidence pack — $149 Add monitoring — $39/monthPostCheck ON Module 2 — live
Since January 1, 2026, Ontario employers with 25 or more employees must state compensation in every public posting (range no wider than $50,000 unless the top exceeds $200,000), disclose AI screening, state whether a vacancy exists, include no Canadian-experience requirement, notify interviewed applicants within 45 days, and keep records for 3 years. PostCheck reads the posting the way the rule does, suggests the corrected draft, and keeps the clocks in a vault.
Founding price: $49/month flat per company.
Check a job posting Subscribe — $49/monthLoi25 Kit Coming soon
Quebec's Law 25 binds any business holding Quebecers' personal information — including sellers outside Quebec. Privacy officer, incident register, privacy impact assessments, bilingual policy. On the same engine; not yet open.
Français Check Coming soon
Bill 96 audit layer above translation tools: French predominance, trademark descriptors, and OQLF francization triggers for stores and sites selling into Quebec. On the same engine; not yet open.
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Founding pricing is locked for the first cohort. Leave an email and we will write when your module opens. No email is sent by this form — it only records your address for the launch note.
NorthCheck prepares evidence. It does not certify compliance and is not legal advice. Every finding is an issue to review, found by deterministic checks — never a certification.