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Website accessibility audit and remediation costs

HiperFusion starting prices for accessibility audits, website remediation, accessible redesign, and ongoing support—and what changes the scope.

By HiperFusion · Reviewed September 13, 2026

What does an accessibility audit cost?

HiperFusion's accessibility audit and prioritized roadmap starts at $1,500. This is a starting price, not a fixed quote for every website. The number of page templates, interactive workflows, documents, and third-party systems determines the review effort. Agree the sample, deliverables, and retest scope before commissioning an audit.

Budget for remediation separately

Existing-site remediation typically ranges from $7,500 to $20,000. Shared navigation and form fixes can address recurring barriers, while an unsupported CMS or inaccessible vendor component may require another approach. Findings should distinguish changes HiperFusion can make from changes your staff or another supplier must own.

When is a redesign appropriate?

A full accessible website redesign typically ranges from $20,000 to $60,000. Consider this path when navigation, mobile layouts, publishing workflows, and the underlying platform all need attention. If the platform is maintainable and the information architecture still works, targeted remediation may be a better use of the budget. An initial review helps make that decision.

Do not hide document costs in a page count

PDF and document remediation is scoped separately. A short text document and a scanned form with tables require different work. Inventory active documents, decide what can become accessible HTML, and identify content owners before estimating the backlog. Include a process for new documents so the same barriers do not return.

Plan for what happens after launch

Hosting, monitoring, and maintenance starts at $350 per month. Agree coverage, response expectations, content responsibilities, backups, ownership, and handoff in writing. Monitoring can identify changes and some recurring defects; it does not replace manual testing or guarantee legal compliance.

Bring a useful brief

For a practical estimate, share your current URL, main public tasks, CMS, approximate document inventory, preferred timeline, and procurement requirements. We can then distinguish an audit, a remediation project, and a redesign. These are HiperFusion service ranges, not a claim about market averages or guaranteed outcomes.

HiperFusion provides technical accessibility services and does not provide legal advice. Explore our accessibility audit service or read more planning resources.

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