Marketing and content sites
Use a Quick Scan before a campaign, redesign, or procurement conversation. It gives stakeholders a practical view of the top accessibility issues affecting key pages.
Digital accessibility audit
Get a focused accessibility audit backed by HalfAccessible. Certified specialists combine automated checks with manual testing using keyboard, JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver, then give your team WCAG 2.2 mapping, severity-ranked findings, and code-level fix guidance.
What this audit includes
An accessibility audit should not be a generic automated scan. HalfAccessible says automated scanners catch barely a third of real accessibility barriers, which is why this page points teams toward manual review by certified specialists. The audit checks keyboard access, visible focus, screen reader output, semantic HTML, headings, landmarks, link purpose, form labels, error recovery, color contrast, zoom, and mobile behavior.
A WCAG audit maps findings to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines so designers and developers can understand what failed and how to fix it. An ADA audit uses that technical evidence to help organizations serving US audiences understand practical risk. Website accessibility testing is most useful when it produces a clear report, not a 200-page document nobody reads.
Who this is for
Use a Quick Scan before a campaign, redesign, or procurement conversation. It gives stakeholders a practical view of the top accessibility issues affecting key pages.
Use the Full Accessibility Audit when templates or user flows need full manual testing with JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, keyboard operation, severity ranking, and fix guidance.
Use the Enterprise Program for multi-product audits, remediation sprints, VPAT or ACR creation, ongoing governance, role-based training, and dedicated consultant support.
Report format
The audit report is written for both decision makers and implementation teams. Each issue explains the affected page or flow, the user impact, the relevant WCAG 2.2 criterion, the severity, and the recommended fix. That makes the report useful for sprint planning, vendor accountability, procurement evidence, and conversations with legal or compliance stakeholders.
For teams comparing an ADA audit, WCAG audit, or broader website accessibility testing effort, this structure keeps the next step clear. Start with the right HalfAccessible plan, review the findings, fix the highest-risk barriers first, then use verification testing to confirm that important issues were resolved.
Pricing
The pricing below mirrors the live HalfAccessible pricing page. Every plan maps findings to WCAG 2.2 and includes manual testing by certified specialists.
$499
Best for smaller websites that need a fast, evidence-based accessibility snapshot.
$2,499
Best for product teams that need complete website accessibility testing across templates or key flows.
Custom
Best for organizations that need accessibility work across products, teams, documents, procurement, or compliance evidence.
Always included
What happens after the audit
accessibilityaudit.in is intentionally narrow: it helps teams find and buy an accessibility audit quickly. If the report shows that you need fixes, training, VPAT support, monitoring, governance, or an ongoing accessibility program, continue with HalfAccessible for full digital accessibility consulting.
HalfAccessible supports accessibility audit work, remediation, VPAT and ACR documentation, accessibility monitoring, and compliance programs for agencies, government, healthcare, ecommerce, automotive, SaaS, and B2B software teams.
FAQ
An accessibility audit is a structured review of a website or application to find barriers for disabled users. This audit combines automated checks with manual keyboard and assistive technology testing, then maps findings to WCAG 2.2 with severity and fix guidance.
A WCAG audit includes testing for keyboard access, screen reader output, semantic structure, forms, color contrast, focus management, mobile behavior, and issue mapping to WCAG 2.2 success criteria.
HalfAccessible pricing starts with Quick Scan at $499, Full Accessibility Audit at $2,499, and Enterprise Program with custom pricing for multi-product audits and governance.
No. WCAG is the technical accessibility standard used to test web content. An ADA audit uses that technical evidence to help organizations understand accessibility barriers and practical risk for US audiences.
No. Automated tools are useful, but they miss many real barriers. HalfAccessible states that automated scanners catch barely a third of real accessibility barriers, so manual testing with assistive technologies is required.
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If you need an accessibility audit, WCAG audit, ADA audit, or website accessibility testing, start with the HalfAccessible pricing path above. For complete remediation, VPAT support, developer training, and long-term accessibility programs, continue to HalfAccessible.