Pricing

A website is a unique URL. For example, if your website is www.example.com, scanning will include directories under that domain such as www.example.com/shopping. Monthly charges are paid annually.

We respect robots.txt and deploy other common practices to ensure our scan of your website will not impact your website's performance. This tuning may impact the actual number of pages returned. For websites that have more than 25,000 pages contact us.

BOIA.org actively scans websites for: United States Section 508 (1194.22) and the international standard WCAG 2.0 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) including Levels A, AA and AAA.

In addition to identifying broken links (also known as “404 - page not found”), our Link Validator also checks for:

• Invalid secure certificates (SSL)
• Bad email addresses
• Unreachable domains
• Missing URLs
• Forbidden URLs
• Large content size
• Improper redirection

and more (depending on configuration options).

Each issue found is identified with the specific line of code and instructions on how to fix the issue with any related remediation techniques.

Any issues that can be displayed within the context of your Web page are highlighted and overlaid with the in-page view.

Member Seal

Organizations that become a Standard or Advanced member are provided a member seal that can be displayed on their website. The seal incorporates their domain name as a watermark. The public has the ability to use the seal as a communication portal.

At a member's discretion, the seal can either show the grade or not.

The non-graded member seal demonstrates to the public that the organization has information it needs to actively pursue accessibility-related issues on their website.

The graded Member seal displays the date and grade of the last scan illustrating to the public how recent the scan information is and the grade analysis of how well the organization is doing.

Participant Seal

Organizations that participate in our free trial are provided a participant seal to be displayed on their website. The seal informs the public that the organization is aware of accessibility concerns and is interested in pursuing accessibility on their website. The public also has the ability to use the seal as a communication portal.

BOIA.org provides an outlet for your website users who may be unable to or uncomfortable in communicating directly with you. This simple feedback outlet can help mitigate specific website accessibly-related issues before they escalate through legal channels or are broadcast through social media. You are able to view all communication about your website without the obligation to respond.

Some accessibility issues can be debated as non-issues or have been offset by a similar technique. Authorized users can provide exemptions to avoid reporting on subsequent scans. All exemption data is logged for your auditing purposes.

Each month, your website(s) will be automatically scanned and the designated contact will be emailed an overview of your current level of website accessibility and be able to view detailed reports.

Standard and Advanced membership allow any number of on-demand scan requests. While you are fixing your website, you can rescan your site to insure issues are fully resolved.

You can manage multiple domain-URLs in a single Web-interface with a one login.

The detailed BOIA.org compliance report shows specific pass/fail results for both Section 508 (1194.22) and WCAG 2.0 A/AA/AAA standards. These reports can be used as assurance and proof of current levels of compliance and conformance.

Administrative users can be added, modified or removed at any time.

Each user can be provided with specific levels of access allowing or blocking access to websites under your management.