Website accessibility testingfrom disabled people who know what works
Research shows automated scans miss up to 70% of real-world barriers. We test with people who use assistive technology daily—screen readers, magnification, keyboard navigation—and deliver WCAG 2.2 reports your clients can trust.
Every audit supports MyVision, a charity helping visually impaired people since 1877.
See MyWebAccess in action
Join our webinar to see how technical analysis and manual feedback from disabled user testers help agencies deliver WCAG 2.2 outcomes faster.
At a glance
What's included
Real testing by disabled people, automated scans, and expert WCAG 2.2 analysis.
Of barriers found
That automated scans miss entirely (per accessibility research).
Testers with lived experience
Paid to test using real assistive technology.
Turnaround
From kickoff to WCAG 2.2 report.
Fixed pricing
No hidden fees.
Pricing at a glance
Pricing overview
Typical turnaround is 14 days from kickoff to report delivery.
Partner rate
£500
For agencies baking audits into their service package.
Ad-hoc rate
£650
For one-off accessibility audits.
What you get
Everything you need to run accessibility audits with confidence.
MyWebAccess blends technical analysis with manual feedback from disabled user testers, so teams can prioritize fixes and prove compliance.
Comprehensive audits
Manual feedback from disabled user testers paired with automated scans across key journeys.
Action-ready reports
Clear PDF outputs with WCAG 2.2 mapping and remediation guidance for dev teams.
Shared dashboards
Agencies and internal teams track progress and publish outcomes from one hub.
Why agencies partner with us
Why agencies choose us
When you can demonstrate that a site was tested by people who use assistive technology daily—not just scanned—you're offering something most agencies can't.
At £500 per audit, it's also significantly more affordable than alternatives charging £2,500+.
See how partners use our reports- Accessibility research shows automated scans can miss up to 70% of real-world barriers.
- Manual feedback from disabled user testers captures usability blockers tools miss.
- Expert analysis turns findings into WCAG 2.2 guidance and code-ready recommendations.
Triple impact
Every audit does three things.
Your clients
Get websites that work for disabled people.
Disabled testers
Get paid for expertise that automation can't replicate.
MyVision
Gets income to continue supporting visually impaired people.
That's not a side benefit—it's the whole point.
Built for Decision Makers
Predictable, Professional, Compliant
Everything executives need to make confident accessibility investments
From kickoff to WCAG-ready report delivery
Transparent, predictable audit costs
Audit reports mapped to latest standards
How it works
A simple, human-led process.
Review the full process and pricing before you book.
Step 1
Book your audit
Confirm scope, target WCAG level, and the journeys you want assessed.
Step 2
Disabled user testing
Paid disabled user testers provide manual feedback using assistive tech.
Step 3
Automated scans + expert analysis
Scan results and expert review combine into a WCAG 2.2-ready report.
Trusted by
Agencies and businesses who need reliable accessibility evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our accessibility audits
How is this different from automated testing?
Automated scans miss up to 70% of real-world barriers. We test with people who use assistive technology daily—screen readers, magnification, keyboard navigation—so you find barriers automated tools can't detect.
How much does an accessibility audit cost?
Fixed pricing from £500 for partner agencies and £650 for ad-hoc audits. That's significantly lower than comparable services with disabled user involvement (typically £2,500-3,000). No hidden fees or hourly rates.
What does an audit include?
Manual testing from 8-10 disabled users with assistive technology, automated scans for technical coverage, expert WCAG 2.2 analysis, and a comprehensive PDF report with remediation guidance.
How long does an accessibility audit take?
14 days from kickoff to WCAG 2.2 report delivery. We test against Level AA by default, with Level AAA available on request.
Ready to get started?
See how our process works or apply for partner rates.