No sales call. No obligation. No credit card. Just a written reply from the engineer who will do the work, listing the three most obvious accessibility and performance failures on your homepage — and what they're costing you.
Free offers often come with a catch. Here is ours spelled out — what you get, and what you don't.
Fill out the form above. We only ask for your name, email, and site URL. Anything else is optional.
Takes 30 secondsHand-inspection, not a scanner dump. We open your site on a throttled mobile connection, put the mouse away, and note the most obvious failures.
5–7 business daysAn email from the engineer who would do the work if you hired us. Three failures, why they matter, and what to fix first. No pitch attached.
No obligationIt's really free. You get a written reply with three specific findings. We do not call you, we do not add you to a drip campaign, and we do not follow up unless you reply. If you want to talk about a paid audit after reading the reply, that's your call — not ours.
Just the homepage, and just the obvious things: whether a keyboard user can navigate it, whether the forms have labels, whether the load time is in a reasonable range, and whether there are any WCAG failures that are visible without a deep pass. That's enough to give a useful answer without spending a full day on it.
No — that's part of the paid audit. The free check is a first look with automated tools and a quick manual scan. The full manual audit is where we do hands-on testing with NVDA, JAWS, and VoiceOver, and record video evidence of every barrier.
Only the homepage for the free check. If you want the full site audited — every template, every user journey, checkout and forms included — that's the paid audit. See the audit page for pricing and scope.
No — in that case, contact us directly through the contact page and say so in your message. A demand letter changes the timeline and the priorities, and we handle those requests on a different track. Do not wait for a free check if you are under a deadline.
We reply to every submission. If seven business days pass and you haven't heard from us, check your spam folder — our replies sometimes land there on Microsoft-hosted email — and then reach out through the contact page. We'd rather hear that something went wrong than lose your request.
If you want a documented, hand-tested audit of your whole site — with screen reader recordings, video evidence, and a prioritized fix plan — that's the paid audit. Same engineer. Same method. More depth.
See the audit service