Your website has to be accessible, and a scanner will not tell you where it fails. A senior auditor will, per component, with the fix
More reach, better conversion and a stronger reputation, through digital products that work for everyone. Get guided by a senior auditor and work toward meeting the European Accessibility Act (EAA) with as little cost and effort as possible.
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What you get with an audit
A report your team can act on tomorrow
Per component, not per WCAG criterion. Every finding gets a user story and a priority, with a screenshot or code example where it helps. An action plan per team, a summary for managers, and findings you can export to Jira or GitHub.
How a finding reads
- Priority: high, element
<button> - User story: “As a screen reader user I only hear ‘button’. I don’t know what happens when I click it.”
- Fix: add a meaningful
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Tested by hand by a senior auditor, not by a scanner
Automated tools only find part of the WCAG issues. They don’t start a screen reader, don’t use the keyboard, don’t test zoom. Our auditor does, with real assistive technology and the six-eyes principle: a second auditor reviews the work and every report is checked by three people before delivery.
- Screen readers (NVDA, VoiceOver, TalkBack)
- Keyboard only
- Zoom up to 400%
- Multiple browsers and devices
- Forms with autofill and focus order
Questions about your report? Ask a senior auditor
Something unclear? A finding you want to double-check? Put the question to the auditor who wrote it, through our accessibility credits. One credit is one question on one topic, and follow-up questions in the same thread are free.
No conflict of interest
- We don’t build websites
- We don’t manage content
- We never audit our own work
- We audit and advise
From first call to closed file, in 3 steps
- 1
Introduction + quote
In 30 minutes we discuss your site or app, your team, your deadlines and what you already have. You get a clear quote within two working days: no standard price list, just fixed hourly rates.
- 2
Thorough audit
A manual test by a senior auditor, reviewed by a second auditor, with every report checked by three people before delivery. We listen to your website or app with a screen reader, use the keyboard only and zoom up to 400%.
- 3
Report + retest
You receive the report per component, with user stories, an action plan per team and export buttons. After your fixes we run the retest to check everything works and the file can be closed.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an audit take?
Three to five weeks from start to delivery. It depends on the size of your website or app. We align the planning with your deadline.
Do we have to fix everything at once?
No. We help you prioritise. For each issue we indicate the impact: minor, moderate or severe. So you can start with the most important issues and pick up the rest later.
Is this mandatory for us?
If your website or app falls under the European Accessibility Act: the accessibility requirements for covered services have applied since 28 June 2025. That covers services to consumers such as webshops, banking and other financial services, passenger transport, e-books and communication services. The European Accessibility Act requires an accessible service, not an audit; an audit is how you find out where you stand. Public sector bodies in the EU have separate obligations under the Web Accessibility Directive.
What if we're not technical?
No problem. We translate everything into plain language. And if you have a developer with questions, they can ask us anything too. We adapt to your situation.
Can you fix the problems as well?
We advise, your developers implement. If you don’t have your own developers, we can refer you to agencies we work with.
What exactly do we get?
A report per page with screenshots and explanations, a CSV file with all findings for project management, code snippets per solution, and a walkthrough in an online session (optional). You can put questions about the report to a senior auditor afterwards through our accessibility credits: one credit is one question on one topic.
What does an audit cost?
It depends on the size and the amount of interaction. A simple, mostly informational website starts from approximately €2,175; most websites are medium-sized and land around €2,850; a website with login, filters or a webshop is around €3,675; a complex custom application around €4,350. A webshop starts from approximately €2,625 because we test the full checkout. An app costs €2,150 per platform. All prices exclude 21% VAT, and you get a quote with the scope and the hours before we start.
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