Accessibility audits for small business websites, in plain English
We test your site against WCAG 2.2 Level AA with automated scanners and a real person using a keyboard and screen reader. You get a clear report that says what's wrong, who it affects, and exactly how to fix it.
What you get
Automated and manual testing
We run axe-core and Lighthouse, review pages the way WAVE does, then test by hand: keyboard only, screen reader, zoom, and color contrast. Scanners can't judge everything, so a person checks what they miss.
A report you can actually use
Every issue lists the page, the WCAG success criterion, why it matters to real people, and a concrete fix, often with a code snippet your web person can paste in.
Optional hands-on fixes
Prefer not to do it yourself? Add a Fix Sprint and we'll make the changes on WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, or hand-coded sites, where the platform allows.
Packages at a glance
| Package | Price | Scope | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| Snapshot Audit | $299 | Up to 3 pages, top issues with fixes | 3 business days |
| Full Audit | $895 | Up to 10 pages plus 1 key task (like a contact form or checkout) | 7 business days |
| Fix Sprint | $750 | Up to 8 hours of hands-on fixes from your audit | 5 business days after access |
Full package details and what's included
Why we don't sell accessibility widgets
Overlay widgets promise to fix a site with one line of code. They don't change the underlying code that screen readers and keyboards rely on, and many disabled users find they get in the way. We fix the actual pages instead. Read our honest take on accessibility overlays.
What an audit is, and isn't. An audit tells you where your site stands against WCAG 2.2 AA today and how to improve it. It isn't a certificate, a guarantee, or legal advice, and we won't pretend otherwise.