Accessibility audits your agency can put its own name on.
Clients are starting to ask “is our site accessible?” — because of the Equality Act, the European Accessibility Act, or a procurement form. Answer with a full site audit under your brand, without hiring for it: every page tested, plain-English report, a fix list your developers work straight from.
Fixed price per site · back within 3 working days · your logo on the report
Each finding: what, who it hurts, and the exact change — ready for a ticket.
Why agencies use it
Include an accessibility audit in proposals and retainers. It’s a line item most competitors can’t offer, and procurement teams increasingly require it.
Audit a site before handover. A dated report showing what was checked and fixed is your record if a client is ever challenged.
The report is a ready-made scope of work. Every finding has an effort estimate, so remediation quotes write themselves.
How it works for agencies
Send the site
Use the contact form with the client’s address and “agency” in the message. We confirm scope and price before starting — never after.
Public pages only unless you arrange access in writing. We crawl politely and respect robots.txt.
We test every page
Real browser, WCAG 2.2 AA, repeated defects collapsed into one finding, ranked by who it hurts. A person checks the result before it’s sent.
Turnaround three working days. Faster on request.
You deliver it as yours
The report carries your logo and name. Your client sees your agency doing thorough work; we stay invisible.
Fix plan tier adds a step-by-step remediation plan in order, written for the platform the site runs on.
Pricing for agencies
Same fixed prices as direct clients — £99 for a site audit, £149 with the fix plan, up to 150 pages — with white-labelling included at no charge. If you’re bringing several sites, say so and we’ll agree a rate.