Compliance Monitoring

Compliance that holds up over time

Websites change constantly, and every change can introduce new barriers. Our compliance program keeps your site accessible as it evolves, with a documented record that holds up when it matters.
  1. 1
    Capture
    We pull the live page exactly as your visitors see it.
  2. 2
    Inventory
    We map every component and third-party widget, and review your shared header and footer once.
  3. 3
    Manual review
    Our specialists test the page by hand against our 400+ accessibility rules.
  4. 4
    Cross-check
    We run Axe-core and reconcile it with our manual review.
  5. 5
    Prioritize
    We sort issues by impact and confirm what's ours vs. a vendor's.
  6. 6
    Plan
    We map each issue to its exact fix and share it for your approval.
  7. 7
    Remediate
    We make the fixes directly in your site's code.
  8. 8
    Deploy
    We publish safely, after backup, staging, and your sign-off.
  9. 9
    Verify & document
    We re-test to confirm the fixes, then update your compliance records.
  10. 10
    Report & communicate
    Each month we email you the review's conclusions and flag anything that needs your attention.
And then it repeats, next month, with your next set of pages.
Understand your page Find & prioritize Fix, prove & inform

If a third-party app is causing a critical issue, we'll explain it and hand you a clear issue report to pass to that vendor, so it's fixed at the source.

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Compliance is not a one-time project

You can pass an audit and still fall out of compliance a month later, all it takes is a new template or a third-party widget. Our program watches for that, keeping your site accessible as it evolves.

Your March compliance review

Zenyth, to you, 4 pages reviewed

Hi, here's what we reviewed and fixed this month, plus one thing that needs your attention.

  • Product and collection pages, 23 issues fixed

  • Forms, inputs, and error messages, now announced to screen readers

  • Color contrast raised to AA on buttons and links

  • Checkout flow re-verified, conformance record updated

  • A review-app widget needs a vendor fix, issue report attached.

Plans that scale with your needs

Ignite

Essential monitoring for a single site.

Starting at$199/mo
billed annually
  • Automated site scan
    Up to 100 pages per month
  • Expert manual audit
    2 hours per month
  • Reporting dashboard and issue documentation
  • Renewable WCAG 2.2 AA conformance reports
  • Accessibility statement and site badge
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Orbit

Expanded coverage as you grow.

Starting at$399/mo
billed annually
  • Automated site scan
    Up to 250 pages per month
  • Expert manual audit
    4 hours per month
  • Reporting dashboard and issue documentation
  • Renewable WCAG 2.2 AA conformance reports
  • Accessibility statement and site badge
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Velocity

Full coverage for high-traffic sites.

Starting at$599/mo
billed annually
  • Automated site scan
    Up to 500 pages per month
  • Expert manual audit
    6 hours per month
  • Reporting dashboard and issue documentation
  • Renewable WCAG 2.2 AA conformance reports
  • Accessibility statement and site badge
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All plans are billed annually and include up to 5 platform users. Automated scan limits are per domain, per month; additional scans are $300/year per extra 200 pages/month.

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IgniteOrbitVelocity

Price / month

$199, billed annually$399, billed annually$599, billed annually

Automated site scan

Up to 100 pages/moUp to 250 pages/moUp to 500 pages/mo

Manual audit time

2 hours per month4 hours per month6 hours per month

Accessibility statement

Updated bi-annuallyUpdated bi-annuallyUpdated on request

Active accessibility site badge

Issue documentation

Reporting dashboard

Email and chat support

30 min/mo1 hr/mo1.5 hr/mo

WCAG best practices

Archived compliance reports

WCAG 2.2 AA compliance

Scheduled ZAP scanning

MonthlyMonthlyMonthly / On Request

Results delivered in Zenyth Audit

Durable conformance record

Complex new-page audit flag, separately scoped

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How the program works

01

Scheduled scans on a set cadence

Zena scans your monitored pages on a defined schedule, checking them against WCAG and flagging regressions, new issues, and anything that has changed since the last cycle. Because scans run on a set cadence, problems get caught close to when they are introduced, not months later.

02

Expert manual testing

Automated scans are powerful, but they cannot catch everything. On a regular cadence, our specialists test by hand, including with real assistive technology, to find the issues that require human judgment to catch. Together, the two layers cover far more than either could alone.

03

New and complex work, handled

Sites do not just drift, they grow. When you ship a significant new page or feature, we review it with you and decide together whether it is complex enough to need a full manual audit. If it is, we scope that separately, so your ongoing program stays predictable and the new work gets the depth it needs.

04

Everything in one place

Every result is delivered in Zenyth Audit, our accessibility platform. You can see your current status, review findings, and pull a report whenever you need one, so the proof is always there when someone asks for it.

Need the issues fixed too? Remediation is available and scoped separately from your monitoring plan.

Built to hold up in court

Post-settlement monitoring only works if it holds up under challenge. Our program pairs automated scanning with expert manual testing, and documents every cycle, the testing environments, the methodology, and the findings, so the record is defensible when it counts. It is the same rigor Zenyth brings to litigation support, applied on an ongoing basis.

Inside the engine

Two detection layers

WCAG issues caught per page
  • A single automated tool
  • Zenyth, 406 rules + Axe-core

Rules by success criterion · 87 criteria
  • 1.3.1 Info & relationships
  • 4.1.2 Name, role, value
  • 1.1.1 Non-text content
  • 2.1.1 Keyboard
  • 2.4.3 Focus order
  • 4.1.3 Status messages

406

Rules

87

Success Criteria

23

Defect families

4

Disability groups

Every finding carries the defect, the fix, the user impact, and its WCAG criterion, actionable and defensible, not just a red flag.

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Ongoing monitoring keeps your site accessible as it changes, and gives you a record to show for it. Let's set up coverage that fits.
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Meet Zena

Zena is our AI engine, trained on a decade of real Zenyth audits and remediation. It runs automated first-pass scans and drafts findings and fixes, each validated by a human expert before it counts, and it answers your accessibility questions on demand from Zenyth's curated knowledge. It works across the platform and our services to make the work faster without giving up what makes it defensible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Monitoring typically runs on a monthly cadence, with automated scans and periodic manual testing. Enterprise plans can be structured for a more frequent cadence when your site needs it.

No. Automated scans are one layer. On a regular cadence our specialists also test by hand, including with real assistive technology, so the two layers together cover far more than either could alone.

Automated scanning will cover new content, but scanning only catches a portion of accessibility issues. Depending on how complex the new content is, it may need manual auditing to be fully evaluated. We review it with you and, if it warrants a full manual audit, scope that separately.

Yes. The program documents how your site was tested, the environments, the methodology, and the findings each cycle, so the record holds up under legal scrutiny. It is the same rigor Zenyth brings to litigation support, applied on an ongoing basis.

No. Overlays do not fix accessibility at the source, and they can add legal risk rather than remove it. We find real issues in your code and address them properly, which is what actually holds up.

Yes. Monitoring keeps your site checked and documented, and when you want issues fixed, Zenyth can remediate them in your code using patterns proven across a decade of real work. Remediation is scoped separately from your monitoring plan.

There are three plans, priced by how much scanning you need each cycle. Ignite provides up to 100 pages per month, Orbit up to 250, and Velocity provides as many as 500 page scans per month.

Everything is delivered in Zenyth Audit, our accessibility management platform. It is where your findings, status, and reports live, and where you track issues through to resolution. You can explore the platform on the Platform page.

We monitor against WCAG at the level your program targets, drawing on Zenyth's curated defect library built over more than a decade of real audits.