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The cost of a website accessibility audit depends on the size of your site, the number of distinct templates and user flows involved, and how deep the manual testing needs to go. A focused audit for a small marketing site costs far less than a comprehensive audit of a large ecommerce platform or SaaS product with authenticated dashboards. Most organizations start with a free accessibility assessment to understand the scope before committing to a full quote.

Timelines depend on how many issues your site has and how quickly your development team can work through them. A focused accessibility remediation project for a small to mid-sized site often wraps up in a few weeks, while larger platforms with custom components can take a couple of months. Every audit we deliver includes a realistic remediation timeline so you know exactly what to plan for before work begins.

A VPAT, or Voluntary Product Accessibility Template, is a document that describes how well a product or website conforms to accessibility standards such as WCAG and Section 508. Government agencies and enterprise buyers require a current VPAT before they will purchase software or approve a vendor contract. If you sell to public sector clients, universities, or enterprise procurement teams, professional VPAT services can remove a common procurement objection and shorten your sales cycle considerably.

Websites that fall short of ADA and WCAG standards face demand letters, lawsuits, and lost customers who simply cannot use the site. Over 5,100 ADA digital accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2025 alone. ADA remediation, starting with the highest-severity issues and working through a full fix plan, is the most effective way to reduce that risk. Beyond legal exposure, an inaccessible site quietly turns away a meaningful share of potential customers every single day.

Yes. ADA accessibility requirements are not limited to large corporations, and small businesses appear regularly in accessibility-related demand letters and lawsuits. A web accessibility consultant identifies the most common and highest-risk issues, such as missing alt text, poor color contrast, unlabeled form fields, and keyboard navigation failures, and gives your team a clear, affordable action list. Website accessibility consulting does not need to be expensive to be effective.

WCAG, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, is a technical standard that defines specific, testable success criteria for accessible web content. The ADA is a federal civil rights law that does not name one specific technical standard, but courts and the Department of Justice widely treat WCAG 2.1 and WCAG 2.2 AA as the benchmark. Meeting WCAG 2.2 AA is the clearest, most defensible path to demonstrating ADA compliance, and it is the standard our digital accessibility services are built around.