Manual evaluation of your digital products against WCAG 2.2 AA, producing documented findings you can act on and evidence toward conformance.
Accessibility audits are essential for organizations that want to ensure their digital products are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. They're particularly valuable for:
Make your digital products usable by the estimated 16 percent of the global population, about 1.3 billion people, who live with a significant disability (WHO fact sheet).
Findings are mapped to WCAG 2.2 AA, the standard referenced by regulations such as the ADA and Section 508, giving you documented evidence toward conformance. This is regulatory context, not legal advice.
Accessibility improvements benefit all users, not just those with disabilities.
Many accessibility improvements also boost search engine optimization.
Every audit follows the same steps against WCAG 2.2, so you know in advance what is tested, how, and how the findings are documented.
I discuss your goals, scope, and specific requirements with you and fix the page and flow sample before work begins.
I run automated tools to surface candidate issues across your digital product. They guide the manual pass; they do not replace it.
I conduct a thorough manual review by hand to find the issues that automated tools miss.
I test your product with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and other assistive technologies, and record what actually happens.
You receive a detailed report with every finding, reproduction steps, prioritized recommendations, and remediation guidance.
Fixed project pricing
Choose the audit depth that matches your product. Every package uses a representative sample agreed before testing and is billed as a fixed project.
A focused baseline for a small website or a single product area.
One-time project price
Most selected
A deeper audit of the journeys customers rely on most.
One-time project price
Broad evidence for complex products, procurement, or regulated teams.
One-time project price
How scope is counted: A template is a distinct page or screen pattern. A task flow is an end-to-end journey such as sign-in, checkout, or application submission.
Use these published unit prices when the standard package needs a little more scope.
| Add-on | Price | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Additional page template | $175 | Adds one distinct page or screen pattern. |
| Additional task flow | $350 | Adds one end-to-end journey with its relevant states. |
| Accessibility statement draft | $350 | Prepared from the completed audit evidence. |
| Expedited delivery | +25% | Shortens the agreed delivery window by approximately one-third. |
Clear terms keep the work predictable for both teams.
Find answers to common questions about our services.
The Essential Audit is delivered in 7-10 business days, the Product Audit in 2-3 weeks, and the Complex Product Audit in 4-5 weeks. Timelines begin after access, test accounts, and the representative sample are confirmed.
I test against WCAG 2.2 at the AA level, the most widely recognized standard and the one referenced in most accessibility regulations worldwide. AAA criteria or specific country regulations can be added to the scope on request. Regulatory mapping is provided as context, not legal advice.
No. The audit is non-invasive: I only observe and test your digital product without making any changes to it. There is no downtime or disruption to your users.
You'll receive a comprehensive report detailing all identified issues, categorized by severity and WCAG criteria. The report includes screenshots, code examples, and specific recommendations for remediation. The Product Audit adds an executive brief and a prioritized remediation backlog; the Complex Product Audit adds a leadership summary, a procurement-ready evidence package, and a remediation planning workshop. The Essential Audit includes a severity-ranked issue register and a findings walkthrough.
Yes. Remediation support is a separate service that ranges from guidance for your development team to hands-on implementation. It can be scoped alongside the audit so the findings flow straight into fixes.
I recommend a full audit annually and smaller spot-checks after major updates or releases. That keeps your evidence toward WCAG 2.2 AA current as your digital product evolves and the standard is updated.
Choose a published package or send us your scope for a fixed project total before work begins.