Rendun Limited

What a VPAT costs

Published prices, what sits inside them, and what the rest of the market charges — so you can tell whether a quote you have been given is reasonable.

Our prices

Report types and prices
ReportPriceWhen you need it
WCAG 2.2 AA$800An enterprise or university buyer wants a conformance report and has not named a federal standard.
Section 508$1,200A US federal agency, or any buyer whose purchasing rules inherit Section 508. The most common request.
Section 508 + EN 301 549$2,000You sell into both the US and the EU. One evaluation, mapped to both standards.
Audit only, per template$120–160You want the defect list so you can fix it, without the formal report.
Re-test after remediation50%Half the original fee, to confirm the fixes hold and that nothing new broke.

Prices cover a product of up to ten distinct templates. Templates, not pages: a hundred pages built from ten layouts is ten templates. If your product is larger we say so before starting, not on the invoice.

Turnaround is five business days. It is usually less, but five is what we will put in writing, and we would rather commit to a date we can hold than to the one that sounds better.

What is inside the price

What is not

What the rest of the market charges

Useful context, because the range is wide enough to be confusing:

Published market rates
ItemTypical published range
Per-page audit$100–350, by page complexity
VPAT / ACR$1,000–2,500 depending on standard
Consulting, hourly$50 offshore, $150–250 US-based
Re-test after fixesAround 50% of the original audit

Suppliers who do not publish prices are not being evasive; scope genuinely varies. But it does mean a first quote is hard to sanity-check, which is why ours are on this page.

A quote far below this range is worth a question. A conformance report costs what it costs because someone has to operate the product by keyboard and listen to it with a screen reader. If that did not happen, what you have is a filled-in template.