Independent WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility audit
Know what is broken. Prove you checked.
Every accessibility failure on your pages, with the evidence and the fix. Signed by a certified specialist when someone else has to trust it.
Published prices, no quote call, no two-week wait. Demand letter in hand? Start here.
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How it works
Order to actionable report, in four steps.
You give us the URL
We take the key pages from your navigation, or the exact list you name.
Machines test everything testable
axe-core, live keyboard probing and DOM integrity checks on every page, with screenshots kept as evidence.
Automated judgment where rules cannot decide
Alt-text quality, link purpose, heading structure, contrast as rendered. Each call scoped to one WCAG criterion, evidence attached.
A specialist reviews and signs, on the signed audit
A certified accessibility specialist resolves what automation flagged, spot-checks with a screen reader, and signs by name. The automated audit skips this step and says so on page one.
What you get
Per page: every finding with its WCAG 2.1 AA criterion, severity, the offending element, evidence, and the change that fixes it. Whatever automation could not decide is listed separately, never quietly passed.
Which one you need
Not a budget question, an audience question. Reading it yourself, with your developer? The automated audit is the whole job. A lawyer, a customer or a regulator reading it? They ask who verified the findings, and only the signed audit has an answer.
Automated
$149 10 pages
- Same pipeline, same evidence, same fixes
- No specialist review and no signature, stated on page one
- Back within 24 hours
- For fixing your site, not for convincing anyone
Signed, 10 pages
$490 one-time
- Everything in the automated audit
- Reviewed and signed by a certified accessibility specialist, by name
- Delivered in 48-72 hours
- HTML and PDF, ready for your attorney
Signed, 25 pages
$990 one-time
- Everything in the signed audit
- Coverage for larger sites and checkout flows
- Same 48-72 hours delivery
- Same named sign-off
What we are not
- Not lawsuit protection. No audit makes you immune, and anyone promising that is selling something else. What you get is an accurate picture and a path out of it.
- Not an overlay. We install nothing. One overlay vendor paid a $1M FTC fine for claiming a widget makes sites compliant.
- Not "100% manual" theater. Automation does the sweep and we say so. The specialist does what only a human can: judgment, screen reader checks, and putting a name to it.
- Not upsold. For most sites the $149 audit is the whole job and we will say so. When a lawyer is going to read it, we say that too.
Common questions
Which one do I actually need?
Who reads it? You and your developer: the $149 automated audit is the whole job. A lawyer, a customer or a regulator: they will ask who verified the findings, so take the $490 signed audit. Change your mind within 30 days and we credit the first in full.
Is an automated audit as good as a fully manual expert audit?
The machine-testable layer is identical to what experts run, and on judgment criteria our pipeline analyses while a certified specialist verifies. We benchmarked against professionally audited sites before selling anything; the method is public.
Will this hold up with my defense attorney?
That is the reader it is built for: criterion, evidence, severity, methodology stated plainly, and a named certified reviewer. If your attorney wants more on a finding, reply to the delivery email.
Why are you so much cheaper than a $3,000 audit?
Traditional audits bill expert hours page by page. Ours spend those hours only on review and verification, while machines collect and draft. Market prices tier by tier: audit cost guide.
What happens after I order?
We audit, the specialist reviews and signs, the report lands within 48-72 hours. No calls. If a page cannot be reached, behind a login for example, we tell you and adjust scope or refund the difference.
I have not been sued. Is this useful before a letter?
Then the $149 tier is probably yours: the same findings, without paying for a signature nobody has asked you for. Procurement, VPAT and EU Accessibility Act documentation still want the signed one. When a proactive audit makes sense.