One-time accessibility audit. $99.
A single crawl of up to 50 pages against WCAG 2.1 AA, scored, with every issue listed by page and element and the fix for each. The report link arrives by email, usually within the hour.
| Pages | Up to 50, same domain, following your site's own links. |
| Report | Score out of 100, issues by severity, exact element and fix guidance. |
| Delivery | Private link by email. Keep it for your records. |
| Subscription | None. Weekly monitoring is a separate $29/month service. |
This is an automated scan and a fix list, not a compliance certificate or legal advice. Automated checks cover roughly a third to a half of WCAG criteria.
What does the $99 audit check?
The audit runs axe-core, the open-source accessibility engine used by most testing tools, against every page it finds (up to 50). It flags problems a screen-reader or keyboard user would hit: text with too little color contrast, images without alt text, form fields without labels, buttons and links with no readable name, skipped heading levels, a missing page language, and broken ARIA attributes. Each issue lists the page, the exact element and what to change.
Who it is for
Small businesses and the people who build their sites: owners who want to know where their site stands, and web designers who want a fix list to hand a developer or work through themselves. Nothing is installed on your site and no overlay widget is added.
One-time audit or weekly monitoring?
Pick the $99 audit for a single snapshot, for example before a redesign or after a fix pass. Pick monitoring at $29 a month if the site changes often and you want new problems caught each week. An automated scan cannot test everything, so a manual review is still worth doing for anything it cannot judge, such as whether alt text is actually meaningful.