One-off compliance package
A documented accessibility audit, for a one-off fee
A full WCAG 2.1 AA audit of your website, a PDF compliance report, an accessibility statement draft and 60 days of fix verification. No subscription.
One-off fee
€199+ VAT, invoice included
- Full crawl of 1 website, up to 250 pages
- PDF report with WCAG and EN 301 549 references
- Accessibility statement draft from your results
- Re-crawled every 7 days for 60 days
- Share link and CSV issue list for your developers
One payment, nothing renews and nothing to cancel.
What you get
Full-site audit
We crawl up to 250 pages of your site with axe-core and our own checks (contrast on images and gradients, reflow at 320 px, focus visibility, page language).
PDF compliance report
Every issue with the page it's on, the WCAG success criterion, the matching EN 301 549 clause (the standard the EAA refers to) and a fix. Ready to hand to your developer or management.
Accessibility statement draft
The statement generator fills in the known issues from your scan, for the EAA service information or a public-sector accessibility statement. You review it and publish it.
Fix verification for 60 days
We re-crawl the site every 7 days and email you what's fixed and what's new, so the report you keep shows progress, not a snapshot.
How it works
- 01
Pay and add your website
Checkout takes a minute. Add the site on your dashboard (or keep the one you already have).
- 02
Full audit within 24 hours
The crawl runs automatically. We email you when the results and the PDF report are ready.
- 03
Fix, verify, document
Your developer works from the report; the weekly re-crawls show what's done. Publish the statement when you're ready.
Why not a manual audit?
A manual agency audit typically costs several hundred to several thousand euros. This package shows every automatically detectable issue, page by page, with fix guidance, for a fraction of that. If you need a manual audit later too, this report makes it shorter and cheaper.
Common misconception
“There's a grace period until 2030”
Many businesses believe websites don't have to comply until 2030. That's a misreading: the 2030 date comes from two narrow transitional rules in the European Accessibility Act.
What the 2030 date covers
- Products a service provider was already lawfully using before 28 June 2025, such as self-service terminals and ticket machines, until 28 June 2030.
- Service contracts agreed before 28 June 2025, unchanged, until they expire, but no later than 28 June 2030.
What it doesn't cover
- Your website or online shop: they're part of the service, not a “product” under the Act.
- New customers and new contracts: e-commerce services provided after 28 June 2025 must already comply.
Who it applies to
Businesses offering e-commerce and other covered services to consumers in the EU. Microenterprises providing services are exempt: fewer than 10 employees and an annual turnover or balance sheet of at most €2 million.
Source: European Accessibility Act, Directive (EU) 2019/882, Articles 4(5) and 32. General information, not legal advice.
Public sector
For public sector bodies
Under the EU Web Accessibility Directive (2016/2102), public sector websites must be accessible and publish an accessibility statement that is kept up to date. National monitoring bodies check both.
- Several websites in one account, rescanned automatically
- Accessibility statement in the EU model structure, filled in from your scans
- PDF reports for internal documentation and your supervisory body
- Payment by invoice and bank transfer, based on a quote