Basic Audit
Up to 5 pages
- Automated and targeted manual testing
- Key accessibility issues
- Prioritized recommendations
- PDF report within 3 business days
INDEPENDENT WEBSITE ACCESSIBILITY REVIEWS
Professional website accessibility audits to help your business identify WCAG issues, understand accessibility risks, and create a better experience for all users.
Click here to check out our blog.Identify accessibility barriers before they become bigger problems.
Make your website more usable for everyone, including people with disabilities.
Receive a prioritized report with actionable recommendations.
Demonstrate your dedication to inclusion and equal access.
Choose the right level of audit for your business needs. *Contact us for quotes requiring onging support. Click here to learn about ongoing support more.
Up to 5 pages
5–10 pages
10–20 pages
Product, cart, checkout, and more
A simple, transparent process.
Tell us about your website and goals.
Using industry-standard tools and manual testing.
With clear, prioritized recommendations.
See what you'll receive.
Critical: 4
High: 8
Medium: 12
Low: 6
Independent reviews. Practical advice.
We provide evidence-based accessibility findings and explain what to fix first, without requiring access to your site's code or hosting.
Independent & Non-invasiveOur auditing approachWe evaluate accessibility against a defined technical scope. An audit is not a legal certification or guarantee of ADA compliance.
No. We provide a technical accessibility assessment against agreed WCAG criteria. Legal compliance depends on your circumstances and cannot be guaranteed by a scan or report.
No for audits of public pages. Some authenticated journeys may require a test account, only with your permission.
Our primary service is independent auditing. Your developer can implement the recommendations, and we can retest the changes.
No. Automated tools identify some issues; manual keyboard, screen-reader, and usability testing are also essential.
Request an independent accessibility audit and take the first step toward a more inclusive, user-friendly website.