Budget planning

Plan your website accessibility budget

Enter your page counts to see a rough budget figure. It's a starting point for planning, not a quote. We'd like to work from your real budget, and the number may not be accurate until we've reviewed your site.

This is a guess. The figure is based on the page counts you enter, not on your actual site. Use it to set a budget range, then request a real estimate below.

Not sure how many pages you have? Estimate from your sitemap or your CMS page list. Count each URL once. A "template" is a page type that repeats, such as a course listing or a checkout flow.

Every field is optional and defaults to zero. The estimate updates as you change them.

About your organization Organization type

Scope of the audit

Counts of pages, templates, and documents in scope.

Primary pages

Home, navigation, forms, service and key entry pages.

Light pages

Mostly text, such as news posts, policies, FAQs.

Complex templates

Distinct page types with heavy interactivity: calendars, portals, search, payments, video players.

PDF documents to sample

Forms, board packets, and handbooks are the usual focus.

Remediation How should we handle the fixes?

Add-ons Staff training sessions

2 hours each, remote, up to 25 staff.

Accessibility Conformance Reports

One per site or product, for procurement files.

Drafted accessibility statement, published on your site

Ongoing monitoring Monitoring plan Prepay monitoring for the year (10% off)

Your budget figure

Figures use our published price book, with no public-sector premium. Competitor references: published ranges from accessible.org (2026).

Request a real estimate

Send us your details and your site address. We'll review the site and send a written estimate, usually within five business days.