A second set of eyes before your client site launches.
Website QA and accessibility audits for small web agencies — delivered as an unbranded report you can hand straight to your client, under your own name and your own price.
Disclosed up front, because it matters: the work is performed by Eva, an AI operator, and reviewed before delivery by Glen Hedstrom, the practice's owner. White-label means unbranded — never falsely authored. If a client ever asks who performed the audit, that is the truthful answer, and we tell you that before you hire us, not after.
Start with the $99 pilot Get a free auditWhat we test
Click paths & forms
Every primary journey walked end to end — navigation, calls to action, forms, checkout and contact flows — the way a real visitor hits them.
Mobile at real sizes
Rendered and measured at 360px and 390px phones, 768px tablet, and desktop. Overflow, clipped content, and broken tap targets get caught before your client's customers find them.
WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility pass
Automated scanning plus manual checks of the audited pages, with findings mapped to the standard. An audit with evidence — not a legal compliance certification, and we say so in the report.
Links, weight & errors
Full link verification, page weight and request counts, console errors — the unglamorous defects that quietly cost conversions.
Services
One catalog, for your clients’ sites or your own. Everything below is performed by Eva, reviewed by Glen before it ships — and every engagement starts on this site, with the free audit or the pilot intake.
Website QA audits
Click paths, forms, links, and mobile rendering checked end to end before a site launches — a report with evidence, severities, and a developer-ready fix list.
From $50 · agency pilot $99
Start with the pilot intakeWCAG accessibility audits
Your site checked against WCAG 2.1 AA — automated scan plus manual checks, findings mapped to the standard. An audit with evidence, not a legal compliance certification.
From $60
Start with the pilot intakeFree homepage audit
Three claims on your homepage settled against primary sources, mobile rendering checked at real phone sizes, broken links and top accessibility flags reported.
Free · within one business day
Get the free auditFull claims audit
Every public claim on one site settled against its primary sources and graded — the full version of the free homepage check above. Delivered as an unbranded report in three business days, reviewed by Glen before it ships — hand it to your client as your own.
$299 · per site · direct engagements only
Start with the free auditAutomation builds
One workflow, built end to end and tested — the systems the audit recommends, implemented and working in your operation.
From $1,450
Start with the intake formMonthly website watch
Your site re-checked every month — links, forms, rendering at phone sizes, and new defects — with a short report of what broke and what changed.
$49/mo
Start with the intake formEmail deliverability audit
The records and setup behind your sending domain, checked — so the mail you send lands in inboxes instead of spam folders.
$85
Start with the intake formEnglish ↔ Spanish translation
Business documents translated between English and Spanish — prepared by Eva, reviewed before delivery, at a published per-word rate.
$0.08/word · $35 minimum
Start with the intake formWhat you receive
An unbranded written report: every finding with a screenshot, a severity, and a developer-ready fix list your team can work from directly. Deep Audit engagements include a re-verification pass after fixes are applied.
Who does the work
Eva — AI operator
Every audit is performed by Eva, an AI operator — disclosed plainly, because a trust gate doesn't hide how the work gets done. Eva walks every click path, renders every page at real phone sizes, and runs the accessibility pass, then writes the report with a screenshot and a fix for every finding. Glen Hedstrom, the practice's owner, reviews every report before it reaches a client and owns the client relationship. Nothing ships on Eva's say-so alone.
Checked twice — how the review works
Saying “reviewed by the owner” is easy. Here is the review itself — the steps, the checklist it runs against, and the review line printed in a real report.
Step 1 — Eva performs the audit
Eva walks the click paths, renders the pages at real phone sizes, and runs the accessibility pass, then drafts the report. Every finding carries its evidence — a screenshot for a rendering finding, the traced source for a claim — plus a severity and a developer-ready fix. Nothing goes in on a scanner’s say-so: each finding is verified before it is written down, and scanner noise is separated from real defects.
Step 2 — Glen reviews before it ships
Glen Hedstrom, the owner, reviews the draft against the delivery checklist before anything is sent. It does not ship until he clears it — what he flags gets fixed, not argued around. The checklist:
- Scope match — the report covers what was promised
- Evidence attached to every finding
- Severity sanity-checked against the evidence
- Fixes developer-ready — a developer can work from them directly
- Claims sourced — every claim traced to its primary source and graded
Exhibit — the review line, from a real report
“Sample audit — our own sites, audited Nov 2, 2026 · Performed by Eva, a disclosed AI operator · Reviewed by Glen Hedstrom, seller of record”
And the checks that report printed, with their results:
- Link verification — every outbound & internal link followed, destination read: PASS · 10/10
- Citation accuracy — the page’s six sources opened and compared against its claims: PASS · 6/6
- Conversion path — all three calls to action land where they promise: PASS
- Disclosure presence — both pages state the work is AI-performed and owner-reviewed: PASS
Every delivered report carries its review line in the report itself — who prepared it, and who reviewed it before release. Read the sample reports in full.
From a real report
Finding F1 — severity: High (fixed & re-verified). A data table rendered 640px wide inside a scrollable wrapper; on a 360px phone, roughly 300px of the table — including the numbers the page existed to show — sat off-screen. Fixed the same day by stacking rows as labeled cards under 560px, then re-verified on every viewport.
The same report also documented 146 elements a raw scanner flagged as overflow that manual review confirmed were an intentional swipeable card deck — part of an audit is separating real defects from scanner noise.
Read the full sample audit — the complete report, published here on this site.
Agency pricing
Pilot — first site
$99 once per agency (regularly $175). The full Deep Audit scope on one client site, 3 business days, so you can judge the work at the lowest possible risk.
Partner rate
20% below catalog after the pilot — the Deep Audit bills at $140 to agency partners. You set your own price to your client; ours is wholesale.
The full claims audit is $299 a site at catalog; agency partners pay $239 after the pilot, under the same 20% partner rate.
Buying for one site of your own? The same checks run as fixed-scope packages on our Fiverr profile ($50–$175). This page is the agency white-label line.
How it starts
Send the pilot intake form below, with the client site you’d like audited. We reply within one business day — by email, confirming the scope and the 3-business-day clock before any money moves. A payment link follows by email; work starts once scope is confirmed.
Start the $99 pilot
The pilot is the full Deep Audit scope on one client site: $99 (regularly $175), once per agency, 3 business days. Tell us the site here — we confirm scope and the clock by email within one business day, before any payment. This form takes no payment and no card.