The accessibility assessment an agency can put its own name on.
Dossier assesses up to 25 pages of a client site against WCAG 2.1 AA, quotes the failing markup, and states in writing what automation could not verify. Your agency’s name on the cover, not ours.
The deliverable, not a dashboard.
Findings
Every finding carries a success criterion, a location, the failing markup quoted where available, and a fix. Example: 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum), and then what to change.
Client summary
The client-facing half is written in the site’s own language, German, French, Spanish, Italian or Dutch, while findings stay in English for the developer.
Coverage and limits
Pages assessed, pages skipped, and what automation cannot verify, stated in full and printed in the report. This is the part that makes it safe to hand to a paying client.
Three fixed prices. No account, no subscription, no demo call.
One-time purchases in euros. Co-branding with your agency name and logo is included, not upsold.
- Dossier, per site
- €149
- Up to 25 pages assessed, with the page list printed before you pay.
- Portfolio pack, 5 sites
- €690
- Five site credits redeemable against one email address.
- Annual re-check
- €99
- A dated re-run of a previous Dossier showing what was fixed and what remains.
Try the cover. Type your agency’s name.
Every Dossier carries the buyer’s mark on the cover, with one small line noting the assessment was produced with Dossier. Nothing is stored or sent here; it is a preview of the document.
Accessibility assessment
Prepared for Studio Nord and their client
Produced with Dossier. Coverage and limits are stated inside.
What this Scan cannot tell you
Automated checks cover roughly a third of WCAG 2.1 AA. A machine cannot judge whether alt text is meaningful, whether a page makes sense read in order, or whether focus works on a component it never opens. Every Dossier names these limits in full and recommends human review where it is required, in the same typeface as the findings.
That honesty is not a disclaimer bolted on. It is the reason an agency can put its own logo on the document and hand it to a paying client.