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From the first scan to the certificate

Three levels that build on each other. Start with the scan and switch to the audit later; nothing is done twice.

Two colleagues stand at a large monitor, both pointing at a checklist with a round seal and smiling.

In short

In three steps: the Auto-Scan (EUR 149) tests up to 10 pages automatically and gives you a report. The audit with certificate (from EUR 1,490) adds a human review of all 55 criteria and a screen-reader test. Monitoring (from EUR 29 a month) re-checks on a schedule afterwards. All prices net.

The three levels

  1. Scan

    axe-core, a keyboard walk, reflow at 320 px, zoom and text spacing, with a screenshot for every finding.

  2. Review by people

    A person decides each of the 55 criteria and tests with a screen reader.

  3. Certificate

    Only when every criterion is decided and none fails: a seal and a public verification page.

  4. Monitoring

    Scans on a schedule and after changes. We e-mail you when something slips.

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Auto-Scan

€149

Automatic scan of up to 10 pages with a report: score, exact locations, screenshots and guidance for every criterion.

  • axe-core plus our own measurements
  • Keyboard, zoom, reflow, text spacing
  • A report you can hand to your team

No certificate.

Recommended

Audit + Certificate

from €1,490

The scan, then a guided review: a person decides all 55 criteria from the evidence and tests your key user journeys with a screen reader.

  • All 55 criteria decided one by one
  • Screen reader walkthrough (NVDA or VoiceOver)
  • Certificate, seal and verification page

Certificate only if no criterion fails.

Ongoing

Monitoring

from €29 / month

The only level that keeps testing: scans on a schedule and whenever your website changes. You hear about regressions before anyone else notices.

  • Recurring scans on a schedule
  • Extra scans after changes to your website
  • E-mail alert on regressions

Monthly or yearly.

How an audit runs

  1. Choose the pages

    Following the W3C method WCAG-EM: home page, one page per template, contact, forms, legal pages and the user journeys that matter to you.

  2. Scan automatically

    axe-core, keyboard walk, reflow at 320 px, 200% zoom, text spacing, forms, media and motion. With screenshots for every finding.

  3. A person decides

    Each of the 55 criteria is decided on its own: passed, failed or not applicable. Plus a walkthrough with a screen reader.

  4. Certificate

    Only when every criterion is decided and none fails. Valid for twelve months from the test date, with scope and a public verification page.

Evidence, not claims

These are the screenshots our scanner takes of every page. Captured on this website.

Home page of this website with dashed blue boxes round every focusable element, numbered 1 to 17 in tab order, from the toolbar through the menu to the buttons in the hero.
Tab order Every focus stop is numbered, so you can see whether the order makes sense (2.4.3).
The same home page at 320 pixels wide: heading, text and buttons stack below each other and nothing is cut off.
Reflow at 320 px The page at 320 pixels wide: nothing may be cut off (1.4.10).
Home page with increased line, word and letter spacing. All text stays fully readable.
Text spacing Larger line, word and letter spacing must not hide anything (1.4.12).

Real output of our scanner, captured on accessibilitycertified.eu.

What your account looks like

Real screenshots of the customer area. They show a made-up demo shop, not a customer.

Screenshot of a report in the customer account for the demo shop sampleshop.example: automatic score 86 out of 100, the counts by scan suggestion and the comparison with the previous scan: plus 5 points, one criterion newly with issues, three no longer.
Report: automatic score and comparison with the previous scan
Screenshot of the block "The biggest levers": fixes ranked by severity and affected pages, such as contrast on 5 of 8 pages and touch targets that are too small on 6 of 8 pages, each linked to its criterion.
The biggest levers: what helps most first
Screenshot of a website's score history in the customer account: a line across four monthly scans of the demo shop from 76 to 86, latest 86 out of 100, plus 5 points since the previous scan, with the values as a table below.
History per website, for example with monitoring

What you get

Report

Every criterion with its decision, locations, screenshots and a hint on how to fix it.

Certificate

With number, scope, standard and test date, valid for twelve months. It records the tested version as it was on the test date. As a page to link to and as a PDF.

Seal

For your website, with year and number. It links to the public verification page.

Re-test

After your fixes we test the failed criteria again. We quote the price beforehand, based on how many criteria that is.

What we never do on your website

Our scanner never clicks, never submits forms and never logs in. It checks forms only with the browser’s own validation, without sending them. Areas behind a login are part of the audit, by arrangement and with a test account you give us.

Web apps and logged-in areas

For web apps we agree the scope first: pages, user journeys and app version. Exactly this scope appears on the certificate. The certificate covers exactly this version. Monitoring keeps testing new releases automatically; major changes need a new audit.

Did we build your website? The company behind this service also builds websites. In that case the certificate visibly says “tested by an affiliated company”. Transparency is part of the seal.