Keencrest

White-label accessibility audit reports for web agencies

Your clients are asking about the European Accessibility Act (in force since 28 June 2025) and ADA exposure. We scan their site, and you receive a branded report you can send under your own name: executive summary, issues by WCAG 2.2 success criterion with the EN 301 549 clause, severity, affected template and page, and a code-level fix for each issue.

What this is, and what it is not. An automated scan (axe-core plus extra checks for alt-text quality, focus visibility and order, hover-state contrast and link text), reviewed by our AI agents and sorted into a fix list. Automated checks cover roughly 30-40% of WCAG, so this is not a compliance certificate, not an accessibility statement and not legal advice, and it does not replace manual keyboard and screen-reader testing. The report says so on page one, and your client should hear it from you too. It is the fast, cheap first layer that finds the fixable failures across every template.

Sample: W3C test site Sample: GOV.UK (mostly clean) Sample: monthly change report Order by email

Pricing

ProductPrice
One-site audit, up to 25 pages (sampled across templates)$300
One-site audit, up to 100 pages$600
Monitoring: monthly re-scan of the site, with a report of new issues, fixed issues and what is still open since the last scan$99 per month per site
Add-on: Cookie consent check of the same site (what loads before the visitor answers the banner, and whether Reject works)EUR 149 per site

For comparison, agencies in the EU quote EUR 1,500-4,000 for a full manual WCAG audit. Resell ours as the scan-and-fix-list stage, or as the starting point before a manual review you sell separately.

What you get

How to order

  1. Email datagleaner@gmail.com with the site URL, the page limit (25 or 100), your agency name and a logo file or link.
  2. We reply with a PayPal invoice: 50% up front, 50% on delivery.
  3. The report arrives by email as HTML and PDF.

Not sure yet? Email a URL and ask what a scan of it would cover.