How it works

The full journey from first message to delivered — and what happens after.

1

1. Free mini-scan

Drop in your URL — we run 5 critical checks and deliver a 1-page PDF within 24 hours. No card.

2

2. Full audit (48 hours)

Automated scans across your key pages plus a human-verified pass on your homepage, forms, and checkout/contact flow.

3

3. Fix, then re-verify

Follow the prioritized roadmap — your developer (or ours) does the code changes. Send back your updated pages and we re-run the critical checks free. Sentinel monitoring keeps you clean as your site changes.

What happens after delivery

Roadmap tier covers up to 20 pages + key user flows and includes the accessibility statement draft and one free re-verification pass. Sentinel runs monthly re-scans with drift alerts and a quarterly manual re-check.

Common questions

What exactly do I get?

A technical audit of your website against WCAG 2.1/2.2 Level AA: automated scans plus a human-verified manual review of your key pages, a severity-scored findings report, and (Roadmap tier) a prioritized, developer-ready fix plan plus a draft accessibility statement. Not legal advice.

Is this legal advice?

No. We are not a law firm. AuditArmor delivers technical findings — what your code does or doesn't do — and fix instructions. Whether you're legally exposed is a question for your attorney.

How is this different from accessiBe, UserWay, or AudioEye?

Those are software subscriptions that install a widget and promise automation. We don't sell widgets — we deliver a finished, human-verified audit and roadmap your developer can actually act on, for one fixed price.

Do you fix the issues yourselves?

Our roadmap is written so any developer can follow it. We don't do the code changes — keeping the service audit-only keeps us independent and honest.

How fast?

Mini-scan within 24 hours. Paid audits within 48 hours of your order (the clock pauses while we wait on your input). Sentinel monitoring runs monthly once subscribed.

What if my site is fine?

Then under the Clear-Roadmap Guarantee, fewer than 10 real issues means a full refund. Either way you learn where you stand.