Accessibility Services

Accessibility auditsby people who ship accessible products

A working accessibility consultant, not a scanning tool. Manual WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA compliance audits, reports your developers can actually act on, and remediation if you want it done for you. From $499, typically 1-2 weeks.

"If it isn't accessible, it isn't finished." That's our engineering standard, not a slogan.

Why teams come to us

You got a demand letter

ADA website lawsuits and demand letters hit thousands of small businesses a year. We audit fast, fix what's found, and document conformance.

You sell into the EU

The European Accessibility Act applies to e-commerce and consumer services since June 2025. Non-EU companies selling to EU customers are in scope.

Enterprise procurement asked

A VPAT or accessibility conformance report is now a standard checkbox in B2B deals. We produce the evidence.

You just want it done right

Accessibility done early is cheap; retrofitted late is expensive. If you're building now, an audit sets the baseline.

What you get

Full WCAG 2.1 AA audit

Automated scans catch about 30% of WCAG criteria. We test the other 70% by hand: keyboard-only navigation, screen reader output (VoiceOver and NVDA), focus order, form error handling, and custom component semantics.

A report your team can act on

Every issue mapped to its WCAG criterion, with severity, the affected pages, and the specific fix. Written for developers to implement, and for you to show a lawyer, a procurement team, or an auditor.

Remediation, if you want it

We can fix what we find. Same team, fixed quote based on the audit, and we retest everything after. You get a site that passes, not just a PDF that says it doesn't.

A statement you can publish

An accessibility statement for your site reflecting your real conformance status, which the EU Accessibility Act and many procurement processes now expect.

Credibility you can check: every kit on this site is WCAG AA, and our free accessibility tools are used by thousands of developers.

Fixed prices, by pages in scope

Most sites are templated, so you audit representative templates rather than thousands of near-identical URLs. Count the distinct layouts you need covered and pick the tier that fits.

Focused

One product, one critical path.

$499one-time

Up to 5 pages or templates

  • Automated scan across every page in scope
  • Keyboard-only testing by hand
  • Screen reader testing with NVDA and VoiceOver
  • Written report: issue, WCAG criterion, severity, steps to reproduce, recommended fix
  • 30-minute walkthrough call with your developers
  • Retest after your fixes
  • VPAT or conformance documentation

Best for: Small sites and SaaS products that want a baseline before anything is on fire.

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Most common

Flow

A templated site with a checkout or signup that has to work.

$2,400one-time

Up to 12 pages or templates

  • Everything in Focused
  • One complete end-to-end flow tested with assistive technology, start to finish
  • Custom component review: dropdowns, modals, dialogs, and their announced states
  • Focus management and focus order across the whole flow
  • One retest after your team ships the fixes
  • VPAT or conformance documentation

Best for: E-commerce and booking sites where someone has to be able to finish, not just browse.

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Compliance

You need evidence, not just a to-do list.

$5,900one-time

Up to 25 pages or templates

  • Everything in Flow
  • Multiple end-to-end flows
  • Desktop and mobile, including touch and mobile screen readers
  • VPAT-ready conformance documentation
  • A publishable accessibility statement reflecting your real status
  • Two retests

Best for: Demand letters, EU Accessibility Act scope, and enterprise procurement.

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Bigger than 25 templates, or in a regulated industry?

Large estates, multi-brand sites, native apps, and ongoing monitoring are quoted after a call. Same testing method, scoped to what you actually have. If you hire us to fix what we find, the audit fee comes off the remediation quote.

How it works

1

Run the free scan

Our automated checker gives you an instant baseline for any URL. Free, no signup.

2

Book a 15-min call

We scope the audit: how many pages and flows, your deadline, what's driving it. Fixed quote on the call or within a day.

3

Audit in 1-2 weeks

Manual testing on your key flows, full report with fixes, and a walkthrough call with your team.

4

Fix and verify

Your developers fix from the report, or ours do. Either way we retest and confirm before you publish a conformance statement.

Book a free scoping call

Fixed quote on the call or within one business day.

Frequently asked questions

What does a website accessibility audit cost?

Three fixed tiers, priced by how many pages or templates are in scope: $499 for up to 5, $2,400 for up to 12 plus one complete end-to-end flow and a retest, and $5,900 for up to 25 with multiple flows and VPAT-ready documentation. Most templated sites land in the middle tier, since you audit representative templates rather than thousands of near-identical URLs. Larger estates are quoted after a short call. Audit fees are credited toward remediation if you hire us to fix what we find.

Why isn't an automated scan enough?

Automated tools can only verify about 30% of WCAG 2.1 AA criteria. They can't tell whether focus order makes sense, whether a screen reader announces your custom dropdown correctly, or whether error messages actually help someone recover. Courts and regulators know this too, which is why an overlay widget or a passing automated scan doesn't protect you.

Who does the audit?

The team behind thefrontkit. We ship WCAG AA products for a living: every kit on this site is keyboard-navigable and screen-reader tested, and we maintain free accessibility tools used by thousands of developers. Accessibility isn't a service line we added; it's how we build.

How fast can you turn it around?

A focused audit typically takes 1-2 weeks from the scoping call. If you're responding to a demand letter and need it faster, say so on the call and we'll tell you honestly what's possible.

Do you fix the issues too, or just report them?

Both. Many clients have their own developers fix from our report, which is written to make that easy. If you don't, our team does the remediation on a fixed quote and retests everything after. On Next.js and React sites we're especially fast, because that's our home stack.

What is the difference between an accessibility audit and an ADA compliance audit?

In practice they are the same work. The ADA itself does not publish technical standards for websites, so US courts and settlements have consistently pointed at WCAG 2.1 AA as the measure. An ADA compliance audit is a WCAG audit with the legal framing attached. If you are responding to a demand letter, ask for the WCAG criteria and severity in writing, because that is what your lawyer and the plaintiff's expert will both work from.