For Shopify and WordPress agencies
Make accessibility a client deliverable—not a last-minute fire drill
Use one practical workflow to find issues, guide source-level fixes, complete the checks automation cannot do, and give each client evidence of the work.
Pilot one client siteWhat the agency can hand to the client
The value is not another dashboard login. It is a repeatable set of decisions and evidence your team can include in a launch, redesign, or maintenance engagement.
Prioritized findings
Deterministic automated failures, affected elements, impact, and the criteria that still require human judgment.
Platform-specific fix paths
Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, and custom-site guidance your delivery team can act on.
Guided manual sessions
Keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, forms, media, and consistency checks organized into manageable testing sessions.
Shareable evidence
A durable report URL, completed-check evidence, accessibility-statement inputs, and a record of what still needs work.
Before-and-after proof
Re-scan after remediation and show the concrete change rather than promising an unqualified green checkmark.
Multi-site operations
Keep client sites and their current scan state in one workspace without buying another annual license for every project.
A pilot designed to produce evidence
Choose one live client
Start with a current ecommerce site where your team controls the theme, templates, or content.
Fix the first three issue types
Use the scan and platform guidance to remediate a small, visible set at the source.
Re-scan and package the result
Compare evidence, record the manual work, and decide whether the workflow belongs in every client launch.
Agency pilot
Start with one client. Expand only if the workflow earns it.
We will review the first site with you and scope the right multi-site plan from the actual work. Agency plans start at:
$799 one-time
- Multiple client sites in one workspace
- Automated and guided manual checks
- Platform-aware remediation guidance
- Shareable evidence and re-scan workflow
Our 158-site NYC fashion study found six different accessibility-tool families and two sites showing more than one. Tool choice changes; the evidence workflow needs to survive those changes.
See the data and method →