KindlyDone · Flagship product
Know exactly where your site stands.
Digital accessibility audits and consulting, built on lived experience — not just a compliance checklist.
How it works
STEP 1
Audit
You ask us to look at your site, and we audit the real pages your customers use.
STEP 2
WCAG scorecard
Every WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA requirement, one by one, with what the audit found for each, and the full finding list.
STEP 3
Fix roadmap
A prioritized remediation plan — done yourself, or done with us.
Requirement by requirement, not a number
We don't give your site a number. A number can be quoted without the findings behind it, and it can't tell you what to fix. Your report lists every WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA requirement and says what the audit shows for each: not met, with the finding behind it, or not confirmed, meaning the audit can't vouch for it either way and a person needs to check. For Ontario, it also reads your findings against the WCAG 2.0 list the AODA website rule names.
Ask for a reviewWhy “not confirmed”?
A scan can show that something fails. It can't always show that something works, and where it can't, the report says so rather than guessing. We test it ourselves, on mobile and desktop.
What could accessibility barriers be costing you?
Roughly 1 in 4 adults has a disability (U.S. CDC, 2023). This is a directional estimate, not a guarantee — it's meant to make the conversation concrete, not to predict your exact numbers.
Ways to work with KindlyDone
Four ways in. Pick one to jump straight to what it includes.
We put the figure on the card because you should be able to tell whether this is worth a conversation without having to have the conversation first.
Tier 1 of four · Audit
Aware — $1,500 CAD, one-time
A full KindlyDone audit of your site, and the report that comes out of it.
- A requirement-by-requirement WCAG scorecard.
- Every finding ranked, worst first.
- Quick wins you can act on straight away.
- Who this opens your doors to — the people the barriers are keeping out.
- Tested by us on mobile and desktop.
- An executive summary with a risk-priority matrix.
- A section that reads your findings against Ontario's website rule (WCAG 2.0, section 14), for your AODA compliance report.
The report arrives in an accessible format, and you can read findings from three real audits before you decide.
Your report arrives within seven business days. The seven days start when your payment goes through, not when we get round to it, and the confirmation email tells you the exact date.
Best for: firms who want to know where they stand.
Start an Aware audit — $1,500 CAD
We ask which website to audit and check you may ask us to test it, then payment is taken by Stripe on Stripe's own secure page. We never see or store your card details.
Would you rather talk it through first? Ask us about an Aware audit and we will answer before you spend anything.
Tier 2 of four · Remediation
Grow — quoted per engagement
Everything in Aware, and then the work of putting it right — written as guidance your own developers can act on.
- Front-end code fixes.
- Semantic HTML repair.
- ARIA labelling.
- Keyboard navigation.
- Contrast work.
- PDF and document accessibility.
- One re-check afterwards, showing which requirements are no longer found failing.
Quoted per engagement, because what it takes follows the size of the site.
Best for: firms who have seen their audit and want the problems solved, especially against a deadline.
Tier 3 of four · Monitoring
Scale — $199 a month, or $399 a month
$199 a month re-scanned monthly, or $399 a month re-scanned weekly.
Best for: firms who have already remediated and want to stay that way as the site keeps changing, rather than quietly drifting back out.
Tier 4 of four · Full bundle
Enterprise — quoted per organization
Audit, remediation and a year of monitoring, together. The whole journey: where you are, put right, and staying that way.
Best for: organizations who know there is real work to do and want one partner for all of it.
How you compare
Independent research (the WebAIM Million study) has repeatedly found accessibility errors on the vast majority of home pages tested across the web. In August 2026 we tested twenty Ontario professional-services sites: the five failures we found most often are in our free guide, and you can read findings from three of those audits. Every KindlyDone audit shows you, requirement by requirement, where your own site stands.