Services & pricing

Transparent pricing. Real remediation. No overlay widgets. Every package includes code-level fixes and legal-ready documentation.

Why our pricing is a fraction of what non-compliance costs:

A quick settlement costs $15,000–$40,000 for small businesses. A fully contested lawsuit runs $100,000–$300,000+ all-in. The DOJ can fine up to $108,638 for a first violation and $217,277 for each subsequent violation. Our full remediation package costs less than a single demand letter settlement.

Service packages

Free Compliance Scan

FREE

No account needed

See where you stand in 30 seconds.

  • Automated WCAG 2.1 AA scan of your website
  • Overall compliance score
  • Top violations highlighted with severity ratings
  • Instant results — no waiting
Full Audit Report

$1,500–$2,750

One-time

Comprehensive manual + automated audit with a detailed remediation roadmap.

  • Manual + automated WCAG 2.1 AA audit
  • Up to 25 pages reviewed
  • Detailed violation report with severity ratings
  • Prioritized remediation roadmap
  • Color contrast analysis across all pages
  • Screen reader walkthrough of critical user flows
  • Branded PDF audit report delivered
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Fix It Package

$3,500–$7,500

Based on site size & complexity

Everything in the audit — plus we fix every violation and hand you back a compliant website.

  • Everything in the Full Audit
  • Hands-on, code-level remediation of every violation
  • Alt text written for all images
  • Form accessibility — labels, ARIA, error handling
  • Color contrast corrections throughout
  • Keyboard navigation and focus indicator fixes
  • Skip links, heading hierarchy, semantic HTML
  • Accessibility Statement page created
  • Good Faith Compliance Record (legal-ready document)
  • Post-fix validation scan
  • 30-day support window
Compliance Shield

$99–$297/mo

Cancel anytime

Ongoing monitoring with human review — so your website stays compliant as content changes.

  • Monthly automated scans of all pages
  • Quarterly manual review of critical pages
  • New content accessibility review
  • Updated compliance documentation
  • Demand letter response template + guidance
  • Priority support
  • Annual full re-audit included
  • WCAG standard update monitoring (2.1 → 2.2)
Enterprise

$7,500–$25,000+

Custom scope

Multi-site remediation, government compliance, VPAT creation, and team training.

  • Multi-site or large-scale remediation (100+ pages)
  • Custom accessible template development
  • Staff training on accessibility best practices
  • PDF & document remediation
  • Mobile app accessibility audit
  • Section 508 compliance for government contractors
  • VPAT (Accessibility Conformance Report) creation
  • Dedicated accessibility consultant
Emergency Response

$3,500–$5,000

48-hour turnaround

Got a demand letter? We move fast. Rapid remediation + legal-ready documentation.

  • 48-hour remediation sprint
  • All critical WCAG violations fixed
  • Legal-ready Good Faith Compliance Record
  • Demand letter response template
  • Accessibility Statement page created
  • Post-fix validation
  • 90-day monitoring included

Add-on services

Extend any package with these additional services.

VPAT / Accessibility Conformance Report$500
User testing with assistive technology users$550/session
PDF & document remediation$7–$15/page
Video captioning service$3–$5/minute
Accessibility training workshop$1,500–$3,000
Accessible website design (new build)Custom quote

Why we don't sell overlay widgets

Other companies charge $490–$3,500/year for a JavaScript widget that sits on top of your broken website. Here's why that doesn't work:

Overlays don't fix your code

An overlay adds a visual layer on top of your website. It cannot add missing alt text to server-rendered images, restructure heading hierarchy, fix form labels, correct color contrast in CSS, add captions to videos, or make custom widgets keyboard accessible. The underlying violations remain.

Overlays don't protect you legally

The FTC fined accessiBe $1 million in April 2025 for false compliance claims. Over 1,000 overlay-equipped websites were sued in 2024. Courts do not recognize overlay installation as evidence of compliance effort.

Overlays can make things worse

Overlay widgets often interfere with screen readers and other assistive technology. The National Federation of the Blind has publicly condemned overlay widgets. Installing one can actually degrade the experience for disabled users.

We fix your actual code. That's the only way to achieve real compliance.

Other companies charge $2,750 for an audit and tell you to find a developer.

We charge $3,500–$7,500 and hand you back a compliant website — plus the legal documentation to prove it. Start with a free scan to see where you stand.