For web agencies
Your clients are starting to ask about accessibility. Good.
Since the European Accessibility Act came into force, accessibility went from a nice-to-have line in proposals to a question clients ask directly. Agencies that can answer it well win the work.
The agency problem with audit tools
Most accessibility tools assume one team, one product. An agency has fifteen clients, forty sites, and a rotating cast of developers. Running a scanner and emailing a PDF of raw violations does not survive that reality: nobody knows which issues are new, which were fixed last sprint, and which the client declined to fix.
What changes with Complaudax
- Issues are organized by client, then by site. The workspace mirrors how you bill.
- Each audit reconciles against history: fixed, new, regressed, or intentionally deferred.
- The trend chart gives account managers something concrete for the monthly call.
- Reports carry your logo and brand color on the Agency plan, because the client is yours.
Selling the service, not the tool
Several agencies package this as a recurring accessibility retainer: an audit cadence, remediation sprints, and a quarterly conformance report for the client's records. Complaudax's flat pricing means the retainer margin is yours, not a per-seat license bill. Plans are on the pricing page.