Accessibility
Website Accessibility Audits, Remediation & Monitoring
Bright Bridge tests websites against WCAG, documents the barriers we find, fixes them at the code/content level, and can continue monitoring as the property changes. Start with a free automated scan. The standard paid website audit is $2,500.
Technical accessibility findings and services, not legal advice.
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Form field missing a programmatic label
- User impact
- A screen-reader user may not know what information the field requests.
- WCAG
- 3.3.2 Labels or Instructions
- Priority
- High user impact
Automated coverage, then hands-on testing where it matters.
The standard scope is approximately up to 50 unique pages/templates. Larger properties receive a scoped quote.
01
Automated sweep
Run accessibility testing across the covered site and deduplicate findings by shared templates and components.
02
Human testing
Hands-on testing across key templates and critical flows.
- Home
- Navigation/header/footer
- Contact/forms
- Representative content
- Representative listings
- Booking/checkout where applicable
- Keyboard operation
- Screen-reader behavior
- Zoom/reflow
- Contrast
- Form errors
- Media where applicable
03
Human review
Turn raw findings into an owner-readable plan.
- Remove automated false positives
- Map findings to WCAG
- Prioritize by user impact
- Document affected templates
- Estimate remediation effort
- Produce owner-readable findings
Repeated issues grouped by template.
- H1
- Navigation
- Main
- H2
- Form label
- Input
- Button
- Automated finding
- Human review
- User impact
- Priority
- Recommended fix
What you receive.
Website accessibility audit
$2,500
10 business days from scheduled start
The audit is a real deliverable you keep, whether or not Bright Bridge performs the remediation.
- Automated covered-site sweep
- Hands-on testing of key templates and critical flows
- False-positive review
- WCAG mapping
- Prioritized findings
- Plain-English executive summary
- 30/60/90 remediation roadmap
- Fixed remediation proposal
- Human reviewer/sign-off
- Walkthrough of major findings
Fix the real problems
in the code and content.
Remediation
Typically $10,000–$25,000
Remediation is quoted from the audit findings, so the price reflects the actual barriers rather than a guess.
The audit is yours to keep
The audit is a real deliverable you keep, whether or not Bright Bridge performs the remediation.
Remediation is proposed as its own fixed-scope project, priced from the documented findings rather than an estimate made before anyone looked.
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Essential
$300
per month
Static sites that rarely change · 1 site · up to 50 pages
- Weekly automated scans
- Monthly engineer review
- Small included regression-fix capacity
- Quarterly manual keyboard/screen-reader check of top flow
- Quarterly report and evidence log
Standard
$750
per month
Business sites with forms, ecommerce, booking, portals, or regular updates · 1 site · up to 250 pages
- Weekly scans
- Monthly engineer review
- Greater included regression-fix capacity
- Quarterly manual testing of top three flows
- One new template/form mini-audit per quarter
- Monthly report with trend data
- Priority queue
Sites taking money or user data should generally start at Standard.
Premium
$1,500
per month
Large, multi-property, government, healthcare, financial, or other regulated organizations · Up to 3 properties / approximately 1,000 pages total
- Weekly scans
- Monthly human review
- Highest included regression-fix capacity
- Monthly rotating keyboard/screen-reader testing
- New-template/form testing as changes ship
- Annual full website accessibility re-audit
- Monthly reporting
- Named reviewer/engineer
- Documentation suitable for procurement/counsel review
- Same-business-day start on critical regressions
Additional property where applicable: +$250/month.
Managed-website clients do not buy a separate accessibility-monitoring subscription for the same Bright Bridge-managed website. Accessibility-aware development and ongoing technical checks are part of managing that site. The separate monitoring plans above are for properties Bright Bridge does not manage.
Government websites are only part of the accessibility problem.
Public organizations often have large libraries of PDFs and other digital documents in addition to the website itself. Bright Bridge’s accessibility work can include inventorying those documents, triaging them, remediating documents that need to remain accessible, converting appropriate material to accessible HTML, and monitoring new documents as they are published.
Document work is scoped after inventory and triage.
Capabilities
- Website inventory
- Document inventory
- Technical triage
- HTML conversion where appropriate
- PDF/UA remediation where appropriate
- Human QA
- Monitoring for new documents
Technical accessibility findings and services, not legal advice.
Accessibility questions.
What does the $2,500 audit cover?
An automated sweep across the covered site, hands-on testing of key templates and critical user flows, false-positive review, WCAG mapping, prioritized findings, a plain-English executive summary, a 30/60/90 remediation roadmap, a fixed remediation proposal, and a walkthrough of the major findings. The standard scope is approximately up to 50 unique pages/templates.
Is Website as a Service really $199/month with no build fee?
No. We run automated testing across the covered site and perform hands-on testing on key templates and critical user flows. That produces broader coverage than pretending a human repeats identical tests on every duplicate page.
What is the difference between the scan and the audit?
The free scan is a quick automated first pass that shows whether there is a problem worth investigating. The $2,500 audit adds hands-on testing, false-positive review, WCAG mapping, prioritization, documentation, and a remediation plan.
What does remediation cost?
Remediation is typically $10,000–$25,000, quoted from the audit findings rather than estimated in advance.
What do I get for the $2,500 audit?
A documented set of WCAG findings, prioritized issues, a plain-English summary, a remediation roadmap, and a fixed-scope remediation proposal. The audit is a deliverable you keep regardless of who performs the remediation.
What does ongoing monitoring cost?
Monitoring is $300, $750, or $1,500 per month depending on site size, change frequency, and reporting needs. Additional properties are +$250/month where applicable.
Do managed-website clients need separate monitoring?
No. Accessibility-aware development and ongoing technical checks are part of managing a website Bright Bridge manages. Separate monitoring is for properties we do not manage.
Do you work with government PDFs and documents?
Yes. We can inventory documents, triage them, remediate the ones that need to stay accessible, convert appropriate material to accessible HTML, and monitor new documents as they are published. Document work is scoped after inventory and triage.
Does an audit make us legally compliant?
An audit documents WCAG findings and the barriers we identified, and remediation removes them. Bright Bridge provides technical accessibility findings and services, not legal advice or legal conclusions.
Do overlays solve accessibility issues?
Overlay widgets sit on top of a page and cannot repair the underlying markup, focus order, or component behavior. We remediate in the code and content instead.
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