Services and pricing
Test it. Fix it. Keep it fixed.
One senior engineer and Section 508 Trusted Tester does all three: tests your site with a keyboard and screen readers, fixes the code, and checks it stays fixed. You can start with any step.
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Test
I test the pages and flows you choose with a keyboard, screen readers and supporting tools, then write up every barrier with its impact and how to fix it.
- Section 508 Trusted Tester process, WCAG 2.2 AA
- Findings your developers can act on, with test references
- A report you read and discuss in your client space
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Fix
I change the code myself, keeping your components, typography and visual design. Or I support your developers while they make the changes.
- Fixes in your codebase, not a separate overlay
- Your design kept intact
- Scoped and quoted separately from testing
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Keep it fixed
New releases bring barriers back, especially when code is written quickly or with AI coding agents. Retests catch that before your users do.
- Retests of agreed fixes, recorded as a new report version
- Optional: accessibility rules your coding agents and CI follow
- Optional: retests on a schedule, such as before each release
Clear prices start with a clear scope.
A content page and an interactive checkout are different testing jobs. Start with these prices; you get a fixed quote for the actual work before anything starts.
| Scope | Starting at |
|---|---|
| First unique page or template | $149 |
| Additional unique page or template | $99 |
| Repeated-template or light supporting page | $49 |
Enterprise: Contact us for custom pricing.
Scope depends on unique layouts, components, states, and workflows—not URL count alone. Complex and authenticated workflows receive a custom quote. Remediation and retesting are separate unless your quote includes them.
- What testing includes
- Agreed pages and states, manual evaluation with supporting tools, documented findings, test references, impact, and remediation direction.
- What changes the quote
- Unique components, validation states, authenticated access, multi-step journeys, and the agreed testing environments. Shared layouts can reduce repeated work.
- What is quoted separately
- Code changes, training, and retesting unless your quote includes them. Your quote states each retest cycle, its timing and its price.
Already paying an accessibility vendor?
Widgets, scanners and AI auto-fix report what they can measure. A vendor review tests your site by hand and shows what still stops people, beside what you were promised.
Who this is for
Enterprise rigor, without the enterprise handoffs
Larger organizations get a senior engineer who has worked inside enterprise codebases, without a project manager, a sales layer, and a different tester every phase. Smaller teams and independent sites get the same standard of testing, scoped to what they actually need.