Accessibility Cost Articles

An accessibility scan subscription typically includes recurring automated scans, an issue dashboard, and scheduled monitoring bundled together.

Continuous accessibility scans typically cost $100-$500 per month, scaled by page count, scan frequency, and reporting features.

Per-page scan pricing bills per URL; per-site pricing covers a whole domain flat. Best fit depends on page count and scan frequency.

Free accessibility platforms offer basic scanning; paid platforms add structured workflows, remediation tracking, reporting, and ongoing monitoring.

Accessibility platform subscriptions run from a few hundred to several thousand dollars monthly, based on pricing model, properties, and features.

Accessibility platform cost scales with features – basic issue tracking is cheaper than platforms bundling workflows, monitoring, and reporting.

AI reduces documentation and reporting cost in ACR production, but the human audit that drives the main cost is unchanged.

ACRs have no formal expiration but should be updated at least once a year, or after any significant product change that affects conformance.

Most ACRs take two to six weeks from kickoff to delivery, depending on product size, VPAT edition, and team responsiveness during evaluation.

A VPAT is the blank template; an ACR is the completed document after evaluation. The distinction matters for procurement and budgeting.