Priced by templates, not pages.
An online store might have 10,000 URLs and twelve templates. Charging per page would bill you twelve findings ten thousand times. We scope the work the way the work actually behaves.
$0
- Preferences toolbar, unlimited features
- Up to 10,000 widget loads a month
- Hosted accessibility statement
- Monthly automated scan, one page
- Small “Powered by AdaReady” link
$99 / month
- Everything in Free, attribution removed
- Up to 100,000 widget loads
- Weekly scans, up to 25 templates
- Regression alerts on every scan
- Monthly report, dated and scoped
- Barrier-report inbox
$299 / month
- Everything in Monitor
- Quarterly manual review of key flows
- 4–8 remediation hours included monthly
- Statement kept current as things change
- Procurement and VPAT support
- Named contact, 1 business day response
From $4,000 one-time
- Full audit across every template
- Manual review with assistive technology
- Fixes written into your source
- Re-test and verification
- Conformance report (VPAT/ACR) on request
Remediation is quoted after the free scan, once we know how many templates there are and what state they are in. Typical range is $4,000 to $30,000. We would rather give you a real number than a low one.
Building something new? Accessibility handled during a build costs a fraction of what it costs afterwards. A migration is the cheapest moment you will ever have to fix this.
Before you ask.
Does the subscription make my site conform to WCAG?
No, and no subscription from anyone can. Conformance is a property of your site, not of a vendor's software. What the subscription buys is the work and the record: regular testing, fixes, a current statement, and a dated history of what changed and when.
Can automated scanning find everything?
No. Automated testing reliably detects roughly 30–40% of WCAG success criteria. Things like meaningful alt text, logical focus order, and whether an error message actually makes sense require a person. That is why manual review is part of the Program plan and every remediation project, and why our reports say which findings came from which method.
What happens if I go over the widget load limit?
Nothing happens to your site. The widget keeps working exactly as before — we will never degrade a live site over billing. You get an email at 80% and again at 100%, and reporting in your dashboard pauses until the plan is adjusted.
Do I have to use the widget?
No. It is included and some visitors find it genuinely useful, but the audit, remediation, monitoring, and reporting all work without it. Several clients run the program with no widget at all.
What if I already have an overlay from another vendor?
Tell us which one during the scan. Some of them inject changes that our testing has to account for, and a few introduce issues of their own that will show up in your report. We will show you what it is doing on your site and you can decide.
Who owns the work?
You do. Fixes live in your source. Reports, scan data, and the remediation history are exported on request in a portable format, whether or not you stay with us.