Accessibility Audit

An accessibility audit that tests like your users do.

I audit your site against WCAG 2.2 AA with real screen readers and keyboard-only testing, not just automated scans. You get a prioritized fix list with exact remediation steps for every issue found.

850+ clients served, so the fixes I prescribe are ones I’ve built

Replies within 24 hours, usually the same day

What you are buying

₹20,000Fixed price, GST included
$249In dollars
WCAG 2.2 AAScope

Work delivered for, or alongside, teams at:

  • IBM
  • Adobe
  • HubSpot
  • Canva
  • monday.com
  • IATA
  • FreshBooks
  • Acer
  • ASUS
  • Airtel
  • BYJU’S
  • AppSumo
  • StellarWP
  • Copyleaks
  • Depositphotos
  • accessiBe

What it costs

One audit against WCAG 2.2 AA. One fixed price.

Automated scanning plus real assistive-technology testing, documented issue by issue. The re-test of your fixes is included, so you finish with a verified result, not just a report.

Accessibility audit
₹20,000 $249fixed price · WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Automated scans across your templates with axe-core and Lighthouse
  • Manual keyboard-only navigation of your key flows
  • Screen reader testing with VoiceOver and NVDA
  • Color contrast and focus-visibility review
  • Issue report with severity, location, and exact fix for each item
  • Re-test of fixed issues to confirm the result
Book the audit

Want the fixes done for you? Remediation is quoted from the report, item by item.

All prices include GST.

How this runs

You will know the price and the plan before I touch anything.

1

Scan

Automated tools sweep every template for the machine-findable issues: missing alt text, contrast failures, broken ARIA. It’s the fast half, and only half.

You leave with: the obvious issues logged.

2

Test

I navigate your real flows keyboard-only and with VoiceOver and NVDA: forms, navigation, checkout. This is where the issues scanners can’t see show up.

You leave with: the barriers real users hit.

3

Document

Every issue gets a severity, the exact location, and the fix, with legal-risk items flagged at the top. Your developer should never have to ask “but what do I change?”

You leave with: a fix list ready to execute.

4

Re-test

After your team ships the fixes, I test the same flows again with the same tools and document the outcome, so you have a record of what was fixed and verified.

You leave with: a verified compliance picture.

A note from me

How I audit for accessibility

I was a teacher before I was a developer, so I test the way a person experiences the site, not the way a bot parses it. A page can pass every scanner and still trap a keyboard user in a modal.

I won’t sell you an overlay widget, and I’ll talk you out of buying one. They don’t fix the underlying issues and they’ve been named in complaints themselves.

Severity in my reports means user impact plus legal risk, in that order. A broken checkout for screen reader users outranks a decorative image without alt text, every time.

— Gaurav

Before you write in

This isn’t for every site.

Worth starting

  • You sell to markets where ADA-style or EU accessibility rules apply to your site.
  • An enterprise customer or procurement team is asking about your compliance status.
  • Your forms, checkout, or booking flow must work for every customer, no exceptions.
  • A redesign is coming and you want the current barriers documented before rebuilding.
  • You’d rather fix real issues than gamble on an overlay widget.

Look elsewhere

  • Your budget is under ₹20,000. Run a free scanner and fix alt text and contrast first; that’s genuine progress.
  • You want an overlay widget that “makes it compliant” in one line of JavaScript. Those don’t work, and I won’t install one.
  • You expect the audit itself to make the site compliant. It’s the map, not the journey; fixes are a separate step.
  • You need a formal VPAT or a legal certification. I document compliance status; certification is a lawyer’s product.
  • The site is being rebuilt next month. Audit the new build instead; auditing a dying site wastes the fee.

If you want to:

  • Know your exposure with legal-risk items flagged first
  • Fix with certainty exact steps for every issue found
  • Work for everyone keyboard, screen reader, and touch

Common questions

Not answered here? Ask directly and you will hear back within 24 hours.

₹20,000 fixed, and the price includes GST. That covers automated scanning, manual keyboard and screen reader testing against WCAG 2.2 AA, a prioritized issue report with exact fixes, and a re-test after your team ships the changes.

No. Scanners catch contrast, missing alt text, and some structural issues, but they can’t tell that a modal traps keyboard focus or that a screen reader announces your form as meaningless noise. Roughly half the real barriers only show up in manual testing, which is why the audit includes both.

Because AA is the level most laws, courts, and procurement teams reference. Level A alone leaves serious barriers in place, and AAA isn’t realistic for most commercial sites. Testing against 2.2 AA means the result maps to what you’d actually be measured against.

No, and distrust anyone who promises that. What a documented audit and remediation give you is a substantially smaller attack surface and evidence of good-faith effort, which matters in practice. Immunity isn’t a thing anyone can sell.

Yes. The report is written so any competent developer can execute it, but if you’d rather hand it over, I quote the remediation item by item from the report, then run the included re-test to confirm the fixes hold.

Gaurav Tiwari

About me

So, who’s watching your site?

Everything I would put on your site is running on mine first.

Care clients get the same stack I trust with my own traffic: GT Performance, Cloudflare, Redis, Hetzner.

I was a teacher before I was a developer. I taught mathematics to competitive-exam students, which is why I explain hard things plainly instead of hiding behind jargon.

What I am actually good at is the join: technical SEO, fast front-ends, and content treated as one system instead of three vendors blaming each other.

  • Author of GT Performance, my own caching engine
  • Hardening proven on my own production sites
  • Plugins on 10,000+ sites
  • WordPress Core contributor
  • 850+ clients since 2008
  • Building for the web since 2008

Send me the flows your customers depend on.

Tell me the site and the three journeys that matter most: signup, checkout, contact. I’ll confirm scope, timeline, and the start date.

Replies within 24 hours, usually the same day