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WCAG 2.2 A & AA · EAA · ADA

Find your
accessibility gaps
before a lawyer does.

In 2025 alone, more than 3,000 ADA lawsuits in US federal courts targeted websites. In the EU, the European Accessibility Act now applies. We check your site against the standard both laws measure, and show you exactly what to fix.

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Every issue tied to the official standard, not our opinion

What you get

One review. Everything you need to fix it.

We test your site with automated tools and hands-on checks, write up what fails and why, and check the fixes afterwards.

  • Review

    Compliance review

    Your key pages and journeys checked against all 55 rules of WCAG, the standard EAA and ADA compliance is measured against. Tested with screen readers and keyboard, not just a scanner.

    Learn more about the compliance review

  • Report

    A report your developers can act on

    Each issue with the page, the rule it breaks, what users run into and a suggested fix. Your developer can start the same day.

    See a sample report (PDF, 2.4 MB)

  • Retest

    Verification once fixes are live

    When your developer is done, we go back in and test every issue again with the same tools, so you know the fixes work.

    Learn more about retests and what a review includes

  • Statement

    Accessibility statement

    If you sell in the EU, the EAA requires one. We write it for you, based on your review.

    Learn more about accessibility statements

Process

From first call to retest in four steps.

  1. Step 1: A short call

    Tell us about your site and we'll set up a short call. Then you get a fixed price in writing.

  2. Step 2: Review

    We test a sample of your pages with automated tools, keyboard and screen readers. Your delivery date is agreed before we start.

  3. Step 3: Report

    You get a report your developer can work from straight away, with a suggested fix for each issue.

  4. Step 4: Retest & statement

    Once the fixes are live, we test each issue again. Then you get your accessibility statement.

Why not just a scanner

A scanner finds some issues. We look further.

Automated scanners only catch part of the problems. Many others only show up when you use the site with a keyboard or a screen reader. When the ACM tested the largest Dutch webshops in March 2026, people using assistive technology couldn't place an order at 61% of them.

  • Your key journeys, tested

    From the homepage to checkout, sign-up or booking, with keyboard and screen reader.

  • Real screen readers, not simulated

    Checked with NVDA, VoiceOver and TalkBack, the screen readers people actually use.

  • Every issue backed by the standard

    Each finding points to the exact rule it breaks, so nothing in the report is a matter of taste.

  • Prioritised by user impact, not by count

    Issues that stop someone finishing a task come first, cosmetic ones last. Your developer knows where to start.

Pricing

Reviews from €750. A fixed price once we know your site.

Every site is different. After a short chat, we send you a fixed price in writing before any work starts.

Accessibility review

Your key pages and journeys tested, a report your developer can act on, and a fixed price agreed before any work starts. No hourly billing.

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Reviews start from

€750

excl. VAT, for a small, simple site. Yours gets a fixed quote.

What shapes your price

  • Different page types, not total pages
  • Journeys like checkout, sign-up or booking
  • Logged-in areas and customer accounts
  • Languages, PDFs, a retest, your statement

Questions people ask before booking

Not sure about something else? Email us. We'll tell you, even if the answer is "you don't need us."

Which laws does this help with?

In the EU, the European Accessibility Act covers businesses selling certain services to consumers, including online shops, banking, transport and travel booking, e-books and telecom. Very small businesses are exempt: fewer than 10 staff and €2M or less in yearly turnover or balance sheet (in Belgium, only until June 2030). In the US, the ADA has no official technical standard for websites, but lawsuits and settlements measure them against WCAG. We're not lawyers, but we'll tell you if the answer is "you don't need us."

Will this make my site compliant?

No review makes your site compliant on its own. A review shows where your site stands and what to fix first. Fixing those issues, and keeping the site accessible as it changes, is what brings you in line with the EAA or the ADA. We don't hand out certificates, and you should be careful with anyone who does.

What is WCAG?

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines: the rulebook EAA and ADA compliance is measured against, published by the W3C. You don't need to know it. That's our job.

Isn't an automated scan enough?

No. Scanners catch only part of the problems. Things like keyboard traps, confusing screen reader output or a form you can't submit only show up when you actually use the site. We use both.

How long does a review take?

Usually 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the size of your site. You get the delivery date when you book.

Do you fix the issues, or just find them?

We find them and tell you how to fix them. Your developer or agency makes the changes, and we're happy to answer their questions.

Is the retest included in the price?

We agree it upfront, as part of your fixed price. Most reviews include one round.

Find out where your site stands before your customers do.

A clear report, and fixes your developer can start on right away. Tell us about your site, or email us first.

Let's talk Email us at hello@getintheclear.com