Compliance findings, verified by a human.

Two-pass audits catch real accessibility and privacy violations, then a person confirms each one. Fewer false positives, stronger legal footing.

Free automated pre-scan. Public pages only; nothing is stored before you submit.

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Two passes, one honest report.

Automation finds candidates. A person decides what belongs in your report. That second pass is why our findings hold up when someone pushes back.

Pass 1: Automated DOM scan

  • Crawls up to 30 public pages and their assets
  • Checks contrast, labels, headings, and keyboard focus
  • Flags cookie banner and privacy policy gaps
  • Screens against WCAG 2.2 AA and privacy rule sets
See everything Pass 1 checks

Pass 2: Human verification

  • A reviewer opens each flagged page and replays the issue
  • False positives are dismissed with a written reason
  • Severity is set by real user impact, not scanner defaults
  • Every finding ships with a screenshot and a fix order

Example verification log

Submit button contrast measured at 2.9:1 Confirmed
Decorative divider image missing alt text Dismissed

What Pass 1 actually checks.

Ten minutes of crawling, three families of tests. Pass 2 then confirms each hit in a real browser before it reaches your report.

Structure and content

  • Heading order, one H1, no skipped levels
  • Alt text on meaningful images, empty alt on decorative
  • Every input tied to a visible label
  • Link text that works out of context
  • Page language declared for screen readers

Interaction and focus

  • Full keyboard operation with no traps
  • Visible focus ring on every control
  • Text contrast at 4.5:1, large text and UI at 3:1
  • Touch targets at least 24 by 24 pixels
  • Reflow at 320px and zoom at 200%

Privacy and consent

  • Cookie banner present before tracking starts
  • Privacy policy linked where consent is collected
  • Consent signals and third-party tags inventoried
  • HTTPS and security response headers
  • Contact and data-request paths in your policy

“We had four automated scans and four different answers. Orange’s report was the first one our counsel read end to end.”

Mara FeldmanHead of Digital, Fernwood Supply Co.

How an audit runs, start to finish.

Four steps, no account required until you book. The free scan and the full report use the same two-pass engine.

  1. Run the free scan

    Enter your domain above. Pass 1 crawls up to 30 public pages in about ten minutes and queues findings for review.

  2. Book a 20-minute call

    Pick a plan and pick a slot. We confirm by email within one business day and scope the audit with you on the call.

  3. Pass 1 scans, Pass 2 verifies

    The automated scan reruns on the agreed page set, then a human reviewer replays every finding and dismisses the noise in writing.

  4. Get the ranked fix list

    A PDF lands within two business days: every confirmed finding, the criterion it touches, and the order to fix them.

Pricing

Three ways to work with us.

The Single Site Audit is free. Paid plans are flat rates, no per-finding fees, same two-pass process.

Single Site Audit

One site, one full two-pass audit.

$0always free

  • Two-pass audit of up to 30 pages
  • WCAG 2.2 AA and privacy checks
  • PDF report with a ranked fix list
  • One free re-scan within 14 days

Recommended

Monthly Monitoring

Keep the report from going stale.

$89per month, per site

  • Weekly automated re-scans
  • Human re-verification of every new finding
  • Email alerts the day an issue appears
  • Priority 48-hour report turnaround

Agency Bulk

For shops running audits for clients.

$590per month, 10 sites

  • Everything in Monthly Monitoring
  • White-label PDF reports
  • A dedicated reviewer for your account
  • Extra sites at $39 each

Automated scanners stop at maybe.

A free tool gives you a list. Deciding what is real, what matters first, and what to show your counsel is the rest of the work. That rest is what we sell.

Automated tool only Orange two-pass
Findings Every hit, real or not Confirmed hits, dismissals written down
Severity Scanner defaults Set by real user impact
Output Long PDF or a dashboard Ranked fix list with screenshots
After the report You re-test yourself One free re-scan within 14 days
Standing A snapshot nobody verified A dated record a reviewer stands behind

Questions, answered straight.

The short version of what we do, what it costs, and what it is not.

How much does an Orange audit cost?

The Single Site Audit is always free: one site, up to 30 pages, full two-pass report. Monthly Monitoring is $89 per month per site, and Agency Bulk is $590 per month for 10 sites.

What does the two-pass audit include?

Pass 1 is an automated scan of your public pages for contrast, labels, headings, keyboard focus, and cookie banner gaps against WCAG 2.2 AA and privacy rule sets. Pass 2 is a human reviewer who replays each finding, dismisses false positives in writing, and ships a PDF with a ranked fix list.

How fast do I get the report?

Your first two-pass report lands within two business days of booking, usually 48 hours. Monthly Monitoring plans get priority turnaround.

Is this legal advice?

No. Orange delivers automated compliance reports checked by our staff, not legal counsel. A clean report is not a guarantee of compliance, so review findings with your own advisors.

Do I need WCAG 2.2 AA?

Many contracts, RFPs, and public-sector rules reference WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Even where the law does not name it directly, courts and platforms often do. An audit tells you where you stand today against that standard.

How is this different from Lighthouse or axe?

Those tools run Pass 1 for free and do it well. The gap is Pass 2: a person replays each hit, writes why it is real or why it is noise, and orders the fixes by user impact. You get a report your team can act on without re-checking every line.

Will an audit make us lawsuit-proof?

No, and be careful of anyone who promises that. What a human-verified report gives you is a dated record of what you knew and what you fixed, which is stronger footing than an untested site.

What do I get at the end?

A PDF with every confirmed finding, a screenshot, the WCAG criterion or privacy rule it touches, and a ranked fix list. The Single Site Audit also includes one free re-scan within 14 days.

What is the difference between ADA and WCAG?

The ADA is the US civil rights law that requires equal access, but it does not describe what an accessible website looks like. WCAG is the technical standard that defines it. Courts and settlements use WCAG Level AA as the working benchmark. Read our ADA guide or the WCAG 2.2 AA checklist.

What happens after I book a call?

We confirm a 20-minute slot by email within one business day, walk through your site and goals on the call, and start the two-pass audit once you pick a plan. Your first report lands within two business days of booking.

Learn the standards before you buy.

Two free guides explain what auditors actually measure. Read them first, then decide whether you need us.

What Pass 1 checks

The full checklist our scanner runs: structure, interaction and focus, contrast, touch targets, cookie banner gaps, and privacy policy signals.

See the checklist

Built for teams who get asked for the report.

Three kinds of buyers book the most audits. The process is the same for each.

SaaS and startups

Enterprise buyers, security questionnaires, and investors ask for an accessibility statement or a VPAT. An audit gives you the facts before the ask, not after the deal stalls.

Agencies

Run audits for retainer clients without building a reviewer bench. Agency Bulk adds white-label PDFs and a dedicated reviewer. See Agency Bulk.

Online stores

Checkout friction hits revenue the same way a lawsuit hits legal. Find broken labels, contrast failures, and keyboard traps on the pages that take money.

Start with one free scan.

No account needed. See what Pass 1 finds on your own site, then book the full two-pass report for free.

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