Questions About Costs and Project Workflow
Financial aspects are decisive for many companies: what does an accessibility project cost? How long does it take? And which approach is most cost-efficient? Here we answer the most common questions about budget, timeline and collaboration.
- What does an accessibility audit cost? Cost depends on scope, more precisely on the number of distinct page types and the complexity of interactions, not on the total number of URLs. We test one representative example…
- How long does accessible optimization take? A project runs through three phases: audit, remediation and re-audit. For a typical corporate website we estimate two to three weeks audit, two to four weeks remediation and about…
- Is retroactive optimization cheaper than a relaunch? In most cases yes. Targeted retroactive optimization is usually significantly cheaper than a complete relaunch, because layout, design and content are preserved and only the…
- Do you offer ongoing maintenance contracts? Yes. Accessibility is not a one-time state: every new piece of content, every plugin update and every design change can introduce new barriers. That is precisely why we offer…
- Can we do the remediation internally? Yes, this is a frequently chosen and often more economical route. Many clients implement the fixes with their own development team because they know their codebase best. Our audit…
- How are costs calculated: fixed price or time-based? Audits are billed as a fixed price, based on the scope defined together beforehand. Since the test scope is clearly delimitable in advance, there are no surprises here, you know…