Accessibility audits built around real user journeys.
ADA Audit Pro is an accessibility practice for teams that need clear answers and fixes they can act on. Engagements are led by experienced accessibility specialists, combining hands-on keyboard and screen reader testing with automated checks against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA. Additional Section 508 or EN 301 549 requirements can be scoped where needed.
$499 for 5 to 8 key pages, with a prioritized findings report, developer walkthrough and one retest within 60 days. See scope and pricing.
Prefer to talk first? Book a free consultation to discuss your website, audit scope and next steps with our specialists.
- DHS Trusted Tester (Section 508)
- Experienced accessibility specialists
- Audits for US and EU rules (ADA, EN 301 549)
- 5 years of hands-on testing
Illustrative product card: three accessibility barriers to investigate.
- The heart button has no nameA screen reader only says "button", so people using screen readers can't tell it saves the item. WCAG 4.1.2
- Sizes can't be picked with a keyboardPeople who navigate with a keyboard can't choose a size, so they can't complete a purchase. WCAG 2.1.1
- "Added to cart" is never announcedCustomers using a screen reader get no confirmation, so they don't know the item was added. WCAG 4.1.3
How a finding becomes a verified fix
The card above is a constructed illustration, not a client result or a claim that a particular scanner passed it. Automated rules can detect an unnamed button. A manual review also checks whether its name is useful, whether the task works by keyboard and whether status changes are announced.
Follow a reproducible cart-message example or read about my project experience.
In the US, is your business a target?
Federal website accessibility lawsuits rose 27% in 2025, and most of them hit the same kinds of businesses.
Industry shares are from Accessibility.build's secondary compilation, which cites UsableNet's 2025 report. These describe a broader digital-litigation dataset, not the federal-only website series. They do not predict whether a particular business will receive a claim.
Selling to EU consumers? Check whether the EAA applies.
The EAA covers specified consumer products and services provided in the EU, including e-commerce. Your service, market and applicable national law determine scope; microenterprises providing services have an exemption. Check the EAA scope for sellers inside and outside the EU.
General information, not legal advice. Microenterprises that provide services are exempt.
SEBI-regulated financial entities in India have separate digital accessibility requirements. See the SEBI circular summary and current timeline.
An accessibility widget won't keep you out of court.
Overlay widgets change how a page looks, but they don't fix the code underneath. Lawyers test sites the same way I do, with a keyboard and a screen reader, and widget sites fail those tests.
A manual audit finds the real barriers, so your developers can fix them at the source.
In August 2026, 134 of the 432 new ADA website lawsuits were against businesses that already had an accessibility widget installed.
Source: UsableNet lawsuit tracker
What every audit covers
Every page in scope is tested by hand. Automated tools only catch part of the problem, so they are used as a starting point, not the answer.
- Keyboard onlyMenus, pop-ups, forms and checkout, with no mouse, and a visible focus the whole way.
- Screen readersNVDA and JAWS on Windows, VoiceOver on Mac and iPhone, TalkBack on Android.
- Forms and errorsLabels, instructions and error messages that people can find and understand.
- Zoom and reflowContent still works at 200% text size and 400% zoom without sideways scrolling.
- Color and contrastText, buttons and focus indicators measured against WCAG contrast ratios.
- Images, video and PDFsAlt text, captions, and PDF documents checked against PDF/UA.
- Key journeysThe paths that make you money: sign up, search, book, buy, pay.
- MobileTouch targets, orientation, and screen reader gestures on real devices.
A clear process from scope to retest
Set the scope
Share your URL and the pages or flows that matter most.
Get a fixed quote
ADA Audit Pro confirms the scope and sends a quote within 24 hours.
Manual testing
Our specialists test each agreed page and journey against WCAG 2.2 AA.
Report and retest
Your team receives prioritized findings and a free retest after remediation.
Clear pricing
Small business audit
$499
- 5 to 8 key pages
- Keyboard and screen reader testing
- Prioritized report with fixes
- One free retest
E-commerce and large sites
Custom quote
Scoped to your store's templates, checkout and apps.
Request a quoteVPAT / ACR
$300–500 add-on
A completed Accessibility Conformance Report, added to any audit, for government and enterprise buyers.
About VPATsNeed specific pages tested? Custom work is priced per page, from $80 to $200 depending on complexity. See full pricing or see a sample audit report.
Experienced specialists. Accountable delivery.
Our accessibility specialists bring experience across websites, e-learning platforms and enterprise software, with project backgrounds at Cognizant, Barrier Break, Skill Up Online and Infojini. Review our experience and credentials.
Accessibility score improvement on an e-learning platform through audit and remediation guidance.
Findings include reproduction steps, user impact, severity and practical fix guidance.
Hands-on experience with WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 AA, Section 508 and VPAT assessments.
Latest guides
- Website accessibility audit cost: 2026 price guide
Typical audit ranges, what affects quotes, and an estimator.
- European Accessibility Act checklist for online stores
13 steps for stores selling in the EU.
- What changed in EN 301 549 V4.1.1
The September 2026 update, based on WCAG 2.2 AA.
- Is your Shopify store ADA compliant?
A 10-point checklist you can run yourself.
See all guides or the accessibility glossary.
Common questions
What is a manual accessibility audit?
Our specialists check your site by hand with a keyboard and screen readers (NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver) against WCAG 2.2 AA, alongside automated scans. You get a findings report with severity, the WCAG criterion and a code-level fix for each issue.
Does one audit cover both the ADA and the European Accessibility Act?
A coordinated audit can support work across markets when the quote names each applicable standard and edition. WCAG 2.2 AA is the usual web-testing baseline; Section 508, EN 301 549 and legal duties can add requirements beyond those web checks. Compare the frameworks and their scope.
How much does an accessibility audit cost?
A small business audit is $499 for 5 to 8 key pages and includes a free retest. Online stores and larger sites get a fixed quote within 24 hours, and a VPAT/ACR can be added for $300 to $500. See pricing or read how much an audit costs.
Will an accessibility overlay or widget make my site compliant?
No. Overlays don't fix the underlying code, and about 20% of the companies sued in the first half of 2026 already had one installed, according to UsableNet. Read why widgets don't protect you.
Are you a lawyer?
No. I test and report on accessibility. For legal questions about the ADA, the European Accessibility Act or a demand letter, talk to a qualified lawyer.
Start with a clear view of your homepage.
Send ADA Audit Pro your website for a hands-on keyboard and screen reader review. Our specialists will email a free one-page report with the top three barriers. No sales call needed.
Or contact ADA Audit Pro at hello@adaauditpro.org.