Accessibility Audit
$1,800–$3,200
white-label, by site size
What fails WCAG 2.1 AA, where, and how to fix it.
Sell accessibility to your clients without hiring for it.
Your clients' sites brought to WCAG 2.1 AA before the deadline. I audit, fix and report under your brand at a fixed price.
What white-label means here
Reports go out under your brand, and the client stays yours. If a client needs a named expert for their attorney or a procurement file, I'll provide my name and credentials.
How onboarding works
- You share a list of client sites.
- You set the priority order.
- We agree on a monthly cadence, and I work down the list.
What you get each month
- A report card per site: open, fixed and new issues.
- A portfolio summary on one page.
- A change log to share with clients.
Agency pricing
White-label rates. You set your client price.
Remediation Sprint
Scoped from the audit
agencies typically mark up 25–35%
I fix the audit findings and document the result.
Compliance Monitoring
$150–$250
per site, per month, minimum 5 sites
Keeps fixed sites fixed as content and plugins change.
Details and terms are on the pricing page.
Agency FAQ
- Who owns the client relationship?
- You do. I contact your clients only if you ask, and I don't take them on directly.
- What happens when a client asks who did the work?
- Your choice: your accessibility specialist, or me by name. I stand behind the report either way.
- How do fixes get deployed?
- Your usual way: pull requests, a staging copy or direct changes with your approval. Nothing goes live without your sign-off.
- What's out of scope?
- New builds and redesigns. PDFs and documents, which are quoted per document. Third-party systems like payment portals and maps, which I document for the vendor.