Accessibility Audit FAQ: How Can You Get a More Affordable Audit?

Kris explains how to make your accessibility audit more affordable without sacrificing quality. The easiest approach is to get a mini audit by limiting your scope to the absolutely most important pages or screens of your digital asset — typically three to five pages.

By reducing the scope, you effectively reduce the cost while maintaining audit quality.When shopping for an audit, get quotes from five providers to understand different market rates. Be aware that enterprise accessibility companies often have minimum price floors that can easily exceed $10,000.

However, prices that are too low are a red flag. if an audit price doesn't make market sense, you should be skeptical about the quality you'll receive.Trying to get the lowest price possible can actually cost you more in the long run. Kris shares a story of a client who paid $1,500 for an "audit" that was simply scan results copied and pasted into a document—something they could have done for free.

While extremely low prices on platforms like Fiverr might seem attractive, you need to ask yourself what you're actually getting in return. When you see a price that's far below market rate, ask yourself why it's so low.For an estimate on your accessibility audit, visit Accessible.org and use the cost calculator to get a realistic estimate for your project.

Ask Kris about your accessibility audit:

https://accessible.org/contact

Get an estimate with the Accessible.org cost calculator:

https://accessible.org/cost-calculator

Use Tracker AI to track progress and get remediation help from AI:

https://accessibilitytracker.com

WCAG Training:

https://adacompliance.net/course/wcag...

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