Clarity-first EAA compliance — building accessibility that works.
We know you aren't failing EAA compliance on purpose. Chances are you don't know where to begin — or even if it applies to you. That's what we're here for — to help you understand what EAA compliance means for you.
Inaccessible design is invisible revenue loss.
Get your free assessmentIt might look like another compliance obligation, but it's actually an opportunity — to reach the customers you've been missing.
Most organisations come to us worried about EAA fines. They leave understanding that revenue is being lost because of a lack of accessibility. Disabled users represent a significant share of your potential customer base, with estimates ranging from 15% to over 20% depending on how disability is defined. When they encounter a barrier they cannot overcome, they don't complain — they leave. That lost revenue is invisible because you track who completed the journey, not who couldn't continue it.
Compliance that works for real users,
not just auditors.
We combine technical WCAG auditing with UX research methodology and governance framework support — because accessibility that works is different from accessibility that is merely compliant.
Clarity first
Before we audit anything, we help you understand where you stand and what your options are. Most organisations find the free assessment useful regardless of whether we work together.
Governance centred
Technical fixes without governance regress. We build the systems — accountability structures, monitoring, evidence trails — that make compliance sustainable over time.
Evidence based
Our findings are grounded in how real users experience your product, not just whether it passes automated checks. Compliant and usable are not the same thing.
Every engagement starts with a free assessment.
We'll tell you exactly which service fits your situation — and why.
- Free Initial Assessment
- A free 20-minute conversation to find out whether the EAA applies to your organisation and where to begin — or, if you already know you need an audit, to talk through what that typically involves and what questions to answer first. No obligation, no assumptions.
- So you know where to begin.
- No charge
- Most popular — UX-Enhanced Audit
- We help you understand what your barriers are costing you in potential customers, and how to implement changes so the potential is realised and new customers are won. Everything in the Quick Compliance Audit, plus an expert assessment of whether your product actually works for users with disabilities — not just whether it passes technical tests. Findings include which user journeys are breaking and where and how to clear the path so that all of your potential customers can complete the journey.
- So you can see what's standing between you and your customers — and what it's costing.
- €3,800 — €5,500
- Quick Compliance Audit
- Your most commercially critical user journeys — checkout, account creation, booking, payment — tested against EN 301 549 (WCAG 2.1 Level AA). You receive a prioritised findings report, a remediation plan, and a documented compliance position. The right starting point for most organisations — not because it resolves compliance, but because it tells you what genuine compliance requires for your specific product.
- So you know where you stand legally.
- €2,500 — €3,800
- Complete Compliance Framework
- For organisations that need to show a regulator, a board, or an enterprise procurement team that accessibility is actively managed. At the end you have a dated, documented record of active management — the thing enforcement bodies actually look for. For organisations with significant compliance risk, the framework costs less than a single enforcement action.
- So you can demonstrate ongoing compliance.
- €12,000 — €15,000
Not sure which service fits? Start with the free assessment — we'll tell you.
EAA enforcement is active.
Stay ahead of it.
We publish weekly analysis of EAA enforcement developments across Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, and France — so your organisation understands the regulatory picture before it becomes a problem.
EAA compliance for e-commerce — what online retailers need to know
Online retailers are the primary enforcement target across Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands simultaneously. Four in ten disabled users cannot complete an e-commerce purchase.
EAA compliance checklist — four requirements, what each one means in practice
Most organisations have addressed one of the four EAA compliance requirements. This checklist covers what each one means and what evidence you need to demonstrate it.
How to audit your digital product for EAA compliance
Automated scans find 30–40% of EAA accessibility barriers. Here is what a genuine compliance audit covers across five components — and what the Quick Compliance Audit delivers.
AI coding models and accessibility — what the AIMAC benchmark reveals
36 AI models tested across 28 accessibility categories. OpenAI holds all five top spots. Most models produce non-compliant code by default — not because they can’t, but because accessibility isn’t in the prompt.
Start with a conversation.
We offer a free initial assessment to every organisation — no obligation. We'll tell you whether EAA applies to your situation and where to begin.