Accessibility testing services with WCAG 2.2 AA audits and a fix for every issue.
RAITHub's accessibility testing service audits your web app against WCAG 2.2 level AA, combining automated checks with manual keyboard and screen reader testing. Every issue is reported with the criterion it fails, where it occurs and how to fix it. The audit does not certify legal compliance with the ADA, the European Accessibility Act or Section 508.
What's included
- An agreed sample of pages and journeys, covering every template and key flow
- Automated checks for the common, machine-detectable failures
- Manual keyboard testing: focus order, visible focus and no keyboard traps
- Screen reader testing of forms, navigation, dialogs and dynamic content
- Colour contrast, zoom, reflow and target-size checks
- A retest after fixes
QA as a Service →Security Testing →Manual & Exploratory Testing →
How it works.
Every phase ends with something you can read, run or check, and you decide before the next one starts.
Technical audit
A free 15-minute call about the product, its users and why you need an accessibility audit now.
Scope the sample
Choose the pages, templates and journeys that represent the product, and the browsers and assistive technology to test with.
Audit
Automated checks first, then manual keyboard and screen reader testing against each WCAG 2.2 AA criterion.
Report + retest
A report ranked by impact on users, then a retest once the fixes land.
Proof from systems RAITHub built.
Numbers are counted from the repositories, not estimated.
RAITHub website
On this site, tables and code blocks that scroll sideways get a keyboard stop, so they can be read without a mouse (WCAG 2.1.1). The suite runs in CI on every change.
PropDesk
Automated tests across a property-management SaaS with 4 user roles and Stripe rent collection.
There is no published accessibility audit case study yet. These numbers show the test discipline RAITHub applies on platforms it built.
Fixed scope or a dedicated team. No published rates.
Every engagement starts with a free 15-minute technical audit and ends in a fixed, written quote. For market ranges, read what it costs. The pricing page explains both models.
Most teams buy an accessibility audit as a fixed-price one-off, before a launch, a public-sector tender or an enterprise customer's review. Ongoing checks can run inside a monthly QA plan, or a dedicated QA team that RAITHub manages and bills monthly. Quotes are fixed and written, after the free audit.
When RAITHub is not the right fit.
Saying no early is cheaper for both sides than a project that was never going to fit.
You need a legal certificate or statement of compliance with the ADA, the EAA or Section 508. RAITHub reports against WCAG 2.2 AA; legal compliance needs your adviser.
You want a one-line overlay script to make the site accessible. Overlays do not change the underlying code, and RAITHub does not sell one.
Testers placed in your team under your management. RAITHub does not offer staff augmentation.
Your procurement requires a vendor certified to SOC 2 or ISO 27001. RAITHub is not certified.
Accessibility Testing questions
Straight answers to what buyers ask before they book a call.
What does an accessibility audit include? +
Automated checks, manual keyboard testing, screen reader testing, and contrast, zoom and reflow checks across an agreed sample of pages and journeys. Each issue is mapped to its WCAG 2.2 success criterion and reported with a fix, then retested.
Which standard do you audit against? +
WCAG 2.2 at level AA, the current version of the W3C guidelines. If your contract or tender names another standard or level, raise it on the audit call so the scope and the report match it.
Will the audit make us ADA or EAA compliant? +
Not on its own. The audit shows where the product fails WCAG 2.2 AA and how to fix it, but RAITHub does not certify legal compliance with the ADA, the European Accessibility Act or Section 508. This is general information; confirm with your adviser.
Are automated accessibility tools enough? +
No. Automated tools catch only some problems, such as missing labels and low contrast. Keyboard traps, confusing focus order and unclear screen reader output need a person to test them, which is why every RAITHub audit includes manual testing.
How much does an accessibility audit cost? +
RAITHub publishes no rates. After a free 15-minute technical audit you get a written fixed quote, with the page sample and journeys listed as assumptions. The accessibility audit cost guide covers market ranges.
Can you fix the accessibility issues as well? +
Yes, if you want. Your developers can fix from the report, or RAITHub can fix them as a separate fixed-scope job and add automated accessibility checks to CI so new pages do not slip back.
Accessibility Audit Cost: WCAG 2.2 Audits Explained
Accessibility Testing Checklist for Web Apps (WCAG 2.2)
The European Accessibility Act for SaaS and Web Apps: What to Test
Pre-Launch QA Checklist: What to Test Before You Ship
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Describe what you need. You get an honest read on fit, then a fixed, written quote with its assumptions.