Your website should
work for everyone.
Professional accessibility audits that find what automated tools miss, protect you from legal risk, and deliver reports your developers can actually use.
50+ organizations trust Auditable for compliance
Accessibility isn't optional anymore.
Over 1 billion people worldwide have a disability. Your inaccessible website is turning away customers, inviting lawsuits, and hurting your SEO — all at once.
Legal Exposure Is Real
ADA web lawsuits filed in 2023 alone
The DOJ has issued final rules requiring WCAG 2.1 AA compliance. Companies of all sizes have faced settlements of $25K–$100K+ for inaccessible websites.
A Massive Untapped Market
Annual disposable income of US adults with disabilities
People with disabilities and their households represent nearly $13 trillion in annual spending globally. Accessible websites convert better for everyone.
SEO & Performance Gains
Avg. organic traffic increase after remediation
Accessibility best practices — semantic HTML, proper headings, descriptive alt text — directly overlap with what Google uses to rank your site.
Audits built for real outcomes.
Not just a PDF of errors. Every engagement includes actionable guidance your team can implement immediately.
Full WCAG Compliance Audit
Our flagship service. Combines automated scanning with expert manual testing — keyboard navigation, screen reader verification, zoom testing, and media review.
- WCAG 2.1 + 2.2 Level A & AA testing
- Manual keyboard and screen reader testing
- Color contrast bulk scan across all text
- Professional PDF-ready audit report
- Remediation roadmap by priority phase
Developer Remediation Handoff
Skip the executive fluff. Get a hyper-technical report with exact WCAG criteria, code snippets showing the fix, element selectors, and severity rankings your sprint team can triage directly.
- Per-issue code fix examples
- CSS selector for every flagged element
- JIRA-formatted export for direct import
- ARIA pattern correction examples
A clear, thorough process — scoped to your site.
Our process is built around your stack and compliance goals. Turnaround is scoped at the start so you always know what to expect.
We learn your stack, scope, compliance goals, and timeline. Free, no obligation, 20 minutes.
Our tool scans every page for 50+ WCAG 2.1 + 2.2 criteria in minutes, not days.
We verify findings with keyboard, screen reader, zoom, media, and cognitive testing that automation can't do.
You receive a professional audit report, remediation roadmap, and a walkthrough call with your team.
The rules have changed. Non-compliance is no longer a grey area.
Several landmark rulings and final rules issued in 2024–2025 have made digital accessibility a hard legal requirement — with real deadlines and real fines attached.
State & Local Government Websites
The Department of Justice published its final rule on April 24, 2024, formally requiring all state and local government websites and mobile apps to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. This ends years of ambiguity — compliance is now a defined federal mandate, not a best practice.
Health Programs & Federal Funding Recipients
The Department of Health and Human Services updated Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act in May 2024. Any organization receiving federal financial assistance — hospitals, clinics, nonprofits, universities — must make their web content and mobile apps WCAG 2.1 AA accessible. The rule explicitly covers patient portals, intake forms, telehealth platforms, and all public-facing digital content.
Businesses Open to the Public
Courts have consistently ruled that websites of businesses open to the public are "places of public accommodation" under ADA Title III. Over 4,600 ADA web accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2023 alone. While Title III does not yet have a final compliance rule with WCAG specifics, courts and demand letters routinely cite WCAG 2.1 AA as the standard. Settlements average $25,000–$75,000 per case, plus attorney fees.
Products & Services Sold in the EU
The European Accessibility Act (Directive 2019/882) extends digital accessibility requirements beyond public sector websites to private sector products and services — including e-commerce, banking, transport, and media. EU member states were required to transpose the Directive by June 28, 2022, with full compliance for products and services required by June 28, 2025. Organizations selling into the EU market must comply or risk being barred from those markets.
Official directive: European Commission
These rules apply regardless of company size. The question is not whether to comply — it is how soon and how thoroughly.
Start Your Compliance AuditWhat clients say about our audits.
"The report was unlike anything we'd seen from other auditors. Every issue had a code fix, a screenshot, and a plain-language explanation I could paste directly into our Jira board. Remediation took half the time we expected."
"We were served with an ADA demand letter and needed a defensible audit fast. Auditable delivered a complete VPAT and remediation report in 4 days. Our legal team was impressed — and the case was settled without litigation."
"I've worked with three other accessibility consultants. Auditable is the only one that gave me a report I could hand to the CEO and the dev team from the same document. The executive summary alone justified the engagement."
Ready to make your site accessible?
Drop your details — we'll respond within 24 hours with a free preliminary scan and a no-obligation quote.
Or email us directly:
auditable.contact@gmail.com