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For agencies

Hand over client sites with proof, not promises

Your clients now ask whether their new website is accessible. You build it; we test it independently against WCAG 2.2 AA, and the certificate is issued in your client’s name with a public verification page.

Why an independent test helps you

Saying “we built it accessibly” is easy. Showing a test in which a person decided every criterion is stronger, and it protects you when a client later asks why something does not work. Our report documents the state you delivered on a given date.

The certificate belongs to the site owner, so it is issued in your client’s name. It lists the scope, standard, test date and expiry, and it links to a public verification page. Reports and certificates carry our name, not yours: the independence is what makes them credible.

Transparency matters to us too: the company behind this service also builds websites. If we test a site we built ourselves, the certificate says so.

How agencies work with us

Check before launch

Run the Auto-Scan on the finished templates to catch the obvious issues before the client sees them. The scanner needs a public address without a login; it cannot reach staging sites behind a password or an IP allowlist.

Audit at handover

A person decides all 55 criteria and tests the key journeys with a screen reader. The result is part of your handover.

Re-test after fixes

Fix the findings, and we test the failed criteria again, at a price we quote beforehand.

Certificate for the client

Issued in the site owner’s name, with seal and verification page they can link from their site.

Monitoring after go-live

Scheduled scans and scans after changes, with e-mail alerts when the client’s editors introduce new barriers.

Several projects

There is no partner programme at the moment. If you look after several sites, we quote for all of them together.

Who in the team does what

Accessibility is not added by a test at the end; every role builds it in. Typical criteria per role:

A typical project

  1. Plan accessibility in

    Use our free checklists for design, development and content from the first sprint.

  2. Scan the templates

    Book the Auto-Scan once the templates stand. Fixing then is cheaper than after content is in.

  3. Audit and certificate

    Book the audit for the client site before launch. Findings go straight to your developers.

  4. Hand over

    Your client receives report, certificate and seal. Monitoring keeps an eye on the site afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Can we get white-label reports?

No. Reports and certificates carry our name and link to our public verification page. That is what makes them independent proof for your client.

Who orders and pays: we or the client?

Either. If you order, you are our customer and receive the invoice; the certificate is still issued in your client’s name as the site owner.

Do you offer agency discounts or commissions?

We pay no commissions and have no partner programme at the moment. For several projects we are happy to quote for all of them together. Prices for single projects are on our pricing page.

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