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Accessibility snapshot

The cheapest honest answer to “how bad is it?” One page, manually tested, your ten worst blocking issues ranked and explained — back within 48 hours. The fee comes off a full audit if you go further.

Why we offer this

Most teams asking about accessibility have no idea whether they are broadly fine with a few gaps, or fundamentally unusable without a mouse. Those two situations need very different budgets, and it is unreasonable to ask anyone to commit €2,400 to find out which one they are in.

So this is the small version. One page — usually the checkout, the sign-up, or whatever actually makes you money — tested properly by a person, with the ten worst things written down plainly.

What you get back

A short document, not a 200-page PDF. For each of the ten findings: what is broken, which WCAG 2.2 success criterion it fails, who it blocks and how, a screenshot with the element marked, and a concrete suggested fix. Ranked so the top item is the one worth doing first.

Plus one honest paragraph at the end telling you whether a full audit is warranted yet. Sometimes the answer is no.

How the credit works

If you book a full accessibility audit within 30 days of your snapshot, the €390 comes off the audit price in full. You are not paying twice for the same look at your site.

There is no catch and no obligation. Plenty of teams take the snapshot, fix the ten things themselves, and we never hear from them again. That is a fine outcome.

What it is not

A snapshot is a sample, not a conformance assessment. It will not tell you that your site meets WCAG 2.2 AA, and you cannot publish an accessibility statement on the back of it — that needs the full audit. If somebody has sent you a procurement questionnaire or a regulator has written to you, skip this and go straight to the EAA programme.