Accessibility check
Accessibility check
You need to know whether your website meets WCAG 2.2 AA.
£495, or £1,250 for booking or shop sites, 5 working days
What we do
Councils and other public bodies have to meet WCAG 2.2 AA and publish an accessibility statement. Many businesses want the same for their own sites, so that disabled customers can book, buy and get in touch.
We test your key pages with automated checks and by hand, using only a keyboard and a screen reader, and list every problem in plain English with how to fix it.
- Who it suits
- Parish and town councils, and businesses that want their website to work for disabled customers.
- Not the right fit
- A site you plan to replace within a few months. It's better to build the new one accessibly from the start.
What you get
- Up to 10 key pages tested against WCAG 2.2 AA
- Every issue listed in plain English, with how to fix it
- A draft accessibility statement for your site
- A retest once the fixes are made
Price
- Price
- £495, or £1,250 for booking or shop sites
- Timeline
- 5 working days
Good to know
- Fixes are quoted separately if you want us to make them, or your own developer can use the list
- Sites that need more than 10 pages tested are quoted first
Payment, changes and handover work the same way on every project. How we work
Questions
Will this make our site compliant?
It shows exactly where your site stands and what to fix. Once the fixes are made and retested, your accessibility statement can say so honestly. There is no official WCAG certificate, so we never call a site certified.
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Tell us what you'd like to fix
Book a free 30-minute call, or send a message and we'll reply within one working day.