Will this make my website compliant?

No check can promise that. We find and explain problems and give fix code, so you or your developer can fix them. It is not a compliance certificate.

How does the free re-check work?

Every report has a re-check code. Within 30 days, send it to us (or use the link in your report). We re-run the same checks on the same pages and send a before/after list: fixed, partly fixed, still open and new. We only call a problem fixed when the same check ran fully and found none of it.

What is the VPAT-style summary?

Business and government buyers often ask suppliers for an accessibility conformance report (VPAT). We give a draft summary of all WCAG 2.2 A and AA criteria from your results. It never marks a criterion as fully supported, because automated checks cannot prove that, and it is not an official VPAT.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is a technical check. For legal questions about accessibility or privacy law, ask a lawyer.

Do you install an overlay or widget?

No. You get fixes for your real code. We never change your site: fixes are tried only on a copy inside our browser.

What do you need from me?

Your website address and the 2 pages you care most about (for example contact and booking). Optional: one email header, so we can also check a custom DKIM key.

Which websites do you check?

Only websites you own or manage. We confirm that by email before we start.

What if your checker is blocked?

Some hosts show a security page to automated checkers. We tell you which pages were blocked and never report findings on them; your host can allow our checker for a day.

Services · for small businesses and web agencies

Website Health Check

One plain-English report on three things that quietly cost you customers: accessibility problems, email that lands in spam or can be faked, and basic site health. Every issue comes with the fix.

Request a check Get a free 1-page summary

Every definite problem double-checked
Fix code tested on a copy of your page
Before/after pictures
Free 30-day re-check

Prices

Health Check

from US$399

Per website, paid once: your home page + 2 pages you choose. Report in 3-5 business days, reviewed by a person. Free re-check within 30 days included.

For web agencies

US$79per site, your brand on the report

No Trading Checkup name on it. 10-site pack US$690 (US$69 a site).

Yearly re-check

US$149per site, per year (add-on)

4 re-checks of the same pages, one each quarter, each with a before/after list.

Free summary

US$0

Home page only: a health score and the top 3 issues, on one page.

Prices in US dollars. Any GST that applies is shown on your quote before you pay. No payment is taken on this website.

How it compares

Typical options for a small business website. Prices are typical market figures, not quotes.

Option	Typical price	What you get	What is missing
Manual audit by an accessibility firm	US$1,250 to 7,000	Expert testing, long technical report	Weeks of waiting; re-test usually costs extra; fix code rarely included
Accessibility widget (overlay)	about US$490 a year, every year	A script on your site that tries to fix things automatically	Your real code is not fixed; widgets are widely criticised, and one vendor was ordered by the US FTC to pay US$1 million over its claims
Freelance audit on a marketplace	US$50 to 400	A list of tool results, often pasted	Quality varies; no proof the fixes work; usually no re-check
Trading Checkup Health Check	from US$399, once	Every definite problem double-checked; fix code tried on a copy of your page; email security + site health; plain legal-risk note; draft accessibility statement + VPAT-style summary; free re-check within 30 days	Automated checks plus a person's review, not a full manual audit (we say exactly what still needs a person)

What we check

Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 AA automated checks on desktop and a 320 px phone
Contrast, missing labels and names, keyboard focus, zoom and reflow, tap size, ARIA errors
Ready fix code, tried on a copy of your page

Email security

SPF, DKIM and DMARC: can receivers trust your email?
Can someone send email pretending to be you?
CAA, mail servers, blocklists
The exact records to paste at your DNS host

Site health

HTTPS: expiry date and http to https redirect
Broken links on the checked pages
Phone layout: sideways scroll, small text
Speed summary and the heaviest files

What you get

A health score out of 100 and a plain-English summary for the owner
A fix list, worst first, with who fixes it and how long it takes, plus a "fix in 1 hour" list
Copy-paste fix code for your developer (tried on a copy of your page first), and DNS records for email
No false alarms: every problem we call definite is confirmed by a second, separate method
Legal risk in plain words: which laws usually apply in Australia, the US, the EU and the UK, with official sources (general information, not legal advice)
What automatic checks cannot see, with a 5-minute self-test for each
A draft accessibility statement you can edit and publish, and a VPAT-style conformance summary for business customers who ask for one
Free re-check within 30 days: after your developer fixes things, we re-run the same pages and send a before/after list: fixed, partly fixed, still open and new

Sample full report (PDF, demo business)

Example of the free 1-page summary on a phone: a health score out of 100, scores for accessibility, email security and site health, and the top 3 issues. — The free 1-page summary (example, our own site).

How it works

Send the form below with your website address.
We confirm by email that you own or manage the site, and send a quote.
We run the check and a person reviews every finding.
You get the report and PDF by email within 3-5 business days.

Honest limits

Automated tools find only part of accessibility problems (often quoted as 30-50%). Things like whether alt text makes sense or captions are right need a person, and we list them as "check by hand". This check is not a full audit, not a compliance certificate and not legal advice. Email results come from public DNS records only, and nothing on your website is changed.

Request a check

Questions

Will this make my website compliant?: No check can promise that. We find and explain problems and give fix code, so you or your developer can fix them. It is not a compliance certificate.
How does the free re-check work?: Every report has a re-check code. Within 30 days, send it to us (or use the link in your report). We re-run the same checks on the same pages and send a before/after list: fixed, partly fixed, still open and new. We only call a problem fixed when the same check ran fully and found none of it.
What is the VPAT-style summary?: Business and government buyers often ask suppliers for an accessibility conformance report (VPAT). We give a draft summary of all WCAG 2.2 A and AA criteria from your results. It never marks a criterion as fully supported, because automated checks cannot prove that, and it is not an official VPAT.
Is this legal advice?: No. It is a technical check. For legal questions about accessibility or privacy law, ask a lawyer.
Do you install an overlay or widget?: No. You get fixes for your real code. We never change your site: fixes are tried only on a copy inside our browser.
What do you need from me?: Your website address and the 2 pages you care most about (for example contact and booking). Optional: one email header, so we can also check a custom DKIM key.
Which websites do you check?: Only websites you own or manage. We confirm that by email before we start.
What if your checker is blocked?: Some hosts show a security page to automated checkers. We tell you which pages were blocked and never report findings on them; your host can allow our checker for a day.

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