Certified Specialist
You'll talk directly with a CPACC, WAS, or CPWA certified specialist, not a salesperson.
1-on-1 with a certified specialist
Book an accessibility consultation and spend an hour with a certified specialist getting direction before you commit to a full audit. We'll answer your questions and outline a plan you can act on — flat $100, no obligation.
A focused book an accessibility consultation session covers triage against WCAG and applicable law — then honest next steps.
You'll talk directly with a CPACC, WAS, or CPWA certified specialist, not a salesperson.
We'll tell you what you actually need and what you don't, based on your product and timeline.
You'll leave with a written summary of recommendations you can act on immediately.
The 1-Hour Accessibility Consultation is a flat $100, with no obligation to book further work.
Bring what you have — even a rough URL and one compliance question is enough to book an accessibility consultation productively.
Teams often jump straight into a full audit when a one-hour scoping call would save budget. When you book an accessibility consultation, you get an honest read on whether you need a complete accessibility audit, a lighter Quick Audit, or targeted remediation.
We map your product against WCAG 2.2 success criteria, ADA web guidance, and — for federal or procurement work — Section 508. Specialists hold IAAP credentials (iaap.org). Screen-reader triage often references NVDA.
Compare the $100 consultation to Quick ($500) and Complete ($2,000) on pricing, browse our services, or read the full accessibility consultation service page. Prefer a sample first? See a sample audit report.
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The 1-Hour Accessibility Consultation is a flat $100. See pricing for how it compares to the Quick Audit ($500) and Complete Audit ($2,000) options.
No. The consultation is a standalone service. Many clients use it to decide whether they need a full accessibility audit at all, or whether a Quick Audit is enough.
This page is where you book the session. The accessibility consultation service page explains scope, deliverables, and how the $100 session fits the audit ladder in more depth.
We triage against WCAG 2.2, ADA web guidance, and — when relevant — Section 508. The session scopes what applies to your product; it is not a full conformance report.
Submit the form below with your URL and questions. After the call, common next steps are a Quick Audit, a Complete package on pricing, or accessibility remediation if you already have findings.