Pricing
Priced for the team shipping the app
Built for companies selling into the EU in an EAA-covered sector, and for US teams carrying ADA risk. A credit costs less than one afternoon of arguing about whether a finding is real — and if the Act does not reach you, the four-question check says so before you spend anything.
Audit Credit
$149.99one-time
One audit — one app, one platform. Delivered within 48h. If a build fails, you attach a fixed one to the same audit — twice, within 72 hours.
Bought inside the Mac app — the App Store listing is not live yet.
CI Monthly
$99.99/month
Two audits every month plus a regression diff on each build, so you catch what a change broke.
Not on sale yet — the app ships with the credit first.
Agency
$299.99/month
Five apps and white-label PDF export for teams auditing on behalf of clients.
Not on sale yet — the app ships with the credit first.
What one credit covers. The screens an automated crawl reaches from a cold launch — onboarding, sign-in when you supply demo credentials, the primary tasks, the conversion flow — up to a fixed ceiling. The report prints how many screens it reached, how many paths it left unexplored, and why every unassessed screen was left out. The full answer, or write to us first if your app needs more than one crawl can carry.
Languages. Recorded device pass is currently performed in English. Automated checks run in all purchased locales. If you buy another locale, its task rules come back as not testable with that reason printed — never as passing.
Web add-on · planned for v2 · not on sale yet
How ReadyAudit compares
Each of these is good at something. The difference is what comes back: a finding that carries the value it measured and the value it required, and an honest count of what could not be checked at all.
| Capability | ReadyAudit | Apple A11y Inspector | axe DevTools | Deque | Evinced | Ask ChatGPT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drives your app for you | Yes | manual | you script | you script | SDK | No |
| Runs task scenarios autonomously | planned | No | No | No | No | No |
| Evidence attached to every finding | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
| Untestable checks lower coverage, not hidden | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
| Reproducibility filter (3 runs) | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
| Mapped to EAA / EN 301 549 | Yes | No | WCAG | Yes | Yes | No |
| Self-serve, SME price | Yes | free | freemium | No | No | free |
Drives your app for you: automated crawl, model-assisted ordering — no test scripts required. Runs task scenarios autonomously: today these scenarios are performed by a human tester on a physical device, recorded and included — agent execution is planned. 7 active rules are measured that way, and the recording ships with the report; most of the columns beside us do not have that layer at all. The three-run filter lost its planned label because it stopped being one: every audit runs three attempts, a surface reached in fewer than two of them is not published, and the report prints the attempt counts behind each row. What is active today →
Pricing questions
How much of my app does one audit cover?
An audit covers the screens an automated crawl reaches from a cold launch: onboarding, sign-in where you hand over demo credentials, the primary tasks and the conversion flow. It stops at a fixed ceiling rather than walking forever, and the report prints how many screens it reached, how many paths it left unexplored, and the reason behind every screen it could not assess. On the apps we have measured that has been eight to fifteen screens. If your app needs more than one crawl can carry, write to us before you buy rather than after.
How do I know the EAA even applies to me?
Four questions on the exemption checker — sector, EU sales, headcount, turnover. Article 2(2) is a closed list of services rather than a catch-all, and micro-enterprises providing services are exempt outright, so "the Act does not reach you" is a real answer and one the page gives. An audit is still worth buying on quality grounds; it is not worth buying on a rule you are not subject to.
Is a credit refundable?
A credit is not a refund instrument, and a failed run does not put it back in your balance. What it buys instead is another go: if the build cannot be opened you attach a fixed one to the same audit, up to twice within 72 hours, and on delay you get a bonus credit — so you are covered without a chargeback.
What counts as one audit?
One app on one platform. Re-auditing after a fix is a separate credit.
Can I subscribe monthly?
Not yet. The app ships selling one thing — the audit credit. CI Monthly and Agency are planned, and we would rather list them as planned than take a subscription for a cadence we cannot yet guarantee.
Do you bill through the App Store?
Yes. Purchases run through the Mac App Store, so Apple handles invoicing and EU VAT as the merchant of record.
Do you audit Android apps or websites?
iOS today, and only iOS. A web add-on is planned for v2 — the same task-driven approach, not a static scanner. Android is not scheduled, and we would rather leave it off the page than list it as coming.
Every question we get, in one page →