Global accessibility testing for websites, stores and apps.

Accessibility testing is available to organizations worldwide. Web audits normally use WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA; each engagement is scoped to your users, market and procurement needs. Where relevant, findings can also map to requirements such as ADA and Section 508 in the US, EN 301 549 in Europe, and applicable requirements in India or other regions.

Specialist audits

Website audit

Manual testing of the agreed pages and complete processes against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA. Specific legal and procurement requirements depend on the organization, jurisdiction and contract.

Who it's for: small and mid-sized businesses, nonprofits, law firms, clinics, and local government sites.

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What you get

  • Keyboard and screen reader testing of every page in scope
  • A report of each issue with its location, impact and fix
  • Issues ranked by severity
  • A walkthrough call and one free retest

E-commerce audit

Your store tested the way customers use it: search, filters, product pages, cart, checkout and account pages, plus the third-party apps you rely on.

Who it's for: online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce or custom platforms.

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What you get

  • Testing per template, so you pay for one product page, not every product
  • Checkout and payment flow tested end to end
  • App and plugin issues flagged separately, so you know what to raise with vendors
  • A walkthrough call and one free retest

Web app and SaaS audit

Complex interfaces like data tables, modals, drag-and-drop and live updates, tested with real assistive technology across your key user journeys.

Who it's for: software companies, dashboards, portals and booking systems.

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What you get

  • Testing of the journeys your users depend on
  • Developer-ready fixes with the WCAG criteria for each issue
  • Findings you can turn straight into tickets
  • Optional VPAT/ACR for enterprise and government sales

EN 301 549 and European Accessibility Act audit

A scoped technical review with web findings mapped to the agreed EN 301 549 edition. EAA and public-procurement work can require additional service, documentation, software or support requirements beyond WCAG web checks.

Who it's for: online stores and service providers selling to consumers in the EU (including businesses outside the EU), software companies selling to European public bodies, and agencies with European clients.

How EU audits work

What you get

  • Findings mapped to EN 301 549 clause numbers and WCAG criteria
  • Testing that prepares you for EN 301 549 V3.2.1 (WCAG 2.1 AA) and the new V4.1.1 (WCAG 2.2 AA)
  • A conformance summary to support your accessibility information
  • An ACR in the EN 301 549 edition as an add-on

VPAT / ACR (Section 508, WCAG and EN 301 549)

A VPAT is the template; the completed version is called an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR). I complete it from a real audit, using the DHS Trusted Tester approach for Section 508 and the EN 301 549 edition for European buyers. Read the plain-English VPAT/ACR guide.

Who it's for: companies selling to US government agencies, European public bodies, universities, and enterprise buyers who ask for a VPAT.

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What you get

  • An ACR based on actual testing, not guesswork
  • WCAG, Section 508 or EN 301 549 edition
  • Clear, honest conformance levels buyers can trust
  • Added to any audit for $300 to $500

PDF accessibility testing

PDFs are often the most inaccessible part of a website. I test them against PDF/UA and WCAG for tags, reading order, alt text, tables and form fields.

Who it's for: organizations that publish forms, reports, menus or documents as PDFs.

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What you get

  • Screen reader testing of each document
  • Tag and reading order issues identified
  • Clear steps to fix each document

Retest and fix support

Help while your developers fix issues, then a retest to confirm the fixes work for people using assistive technology.

Who it's for: teams working through an audit report, including reports from other auditors.

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What you get

  • Answers to developer questions during fixes
  • Verification that each issue is resolved
  • An updated report showing your progress

Working on a client matter? See technical audits for attorneys or accessibility testing partnerships for agencies.

Your agreed audit scope

The quote lists the representative pages or screens, complete user journeys, browsers, assistive technologies and standard versions to be evaluated. The $499 small business package covers 5 to 8 agreed key pages. Extra templates, documents, apps or journeys are quoted separately. Findings describe the tested scope and point in time; they are not a guarantee about every page of a website or a legal conclusion.

One retest of the original findings is included when requested within 60 days of receiving the report. Your developers implement the fixes; new features or pages require a separate scope.