Perceivable
- Color contrast (4.5:1 and 3:1)
- Image alt text semantics
- Audio/video captions
- Resizable text to 200%
- Adaptable layouts
Automated scans miss roughly 60% of real accessibility issues (per Deque and WebAIM research). We do the rest by hand — a developer walks every template, runs the screen readers, tests the keyboard, and hands you a findings report with specific fixes and screenshots. Flat fee. Most audits back in 48 hours.
The four WCAG principles, 50 success criteria at AA, every template on your site.
Automated tools on their own miss most of what matters. Here's what we stack on top.
Every violation, every template, ranked by severity. We suppress duplicates across templates so you see each real issue once, not once per page.
Each finding gets a screenshot with the violation highlighted. When you hand this to a developer, they know exactly where to look.
Not 'add ARIA' — we tell you which ARIA attribute, on which element, with which value. Copy-pasteable in most cases.
A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template draft your legal or procurement team can use in RFP responses. Included in the audit, not priced separately.
Not every finding needs to ship week one. We sort them into critical / major / minor with rough effort estimates — so you know where to spend the next sprint.
If you want us to do the fixes, the quote is in the report. No hourly billing, no 'it depends'. The number in the PDF is the number you pay.
48 hours for most small-to-mid sites (up to 10 unique templates). Enterprise sites with 25+ templates run 5–7 business days. We scope timeline upfront in a 15-minute call — no 'it depends' answers after.
Automated scans catch roughly 30–40% of real WCAG violations — that's a widely-cited figure from Deque and WebAIM research. The rest require human judgment: is the alt text semantically right, does the focus order make sense, does the button actually behave like a button. A manual pass catches issues that axe-core, Lighthouse, and WAVE don't flag.
Overlays like AccessiBe and UserWay are currently defendants in their own lawsuits — they don't fix the underlying code, they paint over it, and plaintiff firms have caught on. Real audits find real violations and trigger real fixes. Overlays are marketing.
Yes. WCAG 2.2 is the current standard as of October 2023 and we default to it for any audit where the client's risk profile or legal environment demands the newer criteria (especially California and New York businesses). AAA we reserve for healthcare, legal, and gov-adjacent work where the bar is higher.
Small marketing sites (under 10 templates): $4,500–$7,500 flat. Mid-sized: $8,000–$15,000. Enterprise: scoped individually, usually $18K–$45K. Every quote is fixed-price — we don't surprise-bill, ever.
One 15-minute scoping call. A flat-fee quote the same day. A full report in your hands within 48 hours of kickoff.