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For website operators
Know where your own website really stands
What counts for a company website today: Does it meet the accessibility obligation? Does it comply with data protection technically? And is it found, by search engines as well as by AI answer systems? We answer each of these questions with a measurement and with a seal your customers can verify.
Typical occasions
- Legal obligation: The Austrian and German accessibility acts have applied since June 2025. The audit delivers the reliable technical finding for it. Accessibility audit
- After the relaunch: The acceptance gets a proof, each audit area sealed individually. All audit areas
- Worried about data-protection warnings: The measurement shows whether your cookie banner works technically or the tracker loads before consent. GDPR audit
- Visibility: Indexing, SEO basics and AI citability as a measurable foundation. SEO · GEO
How it works
- Choose domain and audit scope (up to 1000 pages), define the audit areas.
- See the cost estimate, start the audit; you pay only for measurement delivered.
- Review the findings in your own customer area; passed audit areas receive their seal to link to (see below).
The audit areas
Accessibility
Measured by machine; contested cases are decided by an auditor, not the algorithm.
Data & law
Cookies, trackers and embeds before consent; whether a "decline" actually works.
CO₂ & EmpCo
Page weight, transfer and requests per visit, estimated CO₂ emission and whether the hosting runs on green power.
GEO / AI visibility
Citability by answer engines: clear introductions, question-and-answer structures, machine-readable facts.
SEO
Titles, descriptions, heading structure, internal links, structured data.
Technology
Whether search engines may fetch the page, find it and assign it unambiguously.
Responsive
Three device profiles: no horizontal scrolling, controls large enough to use.
Performance
Loading behaviour, responsiveness, layout stability: measured, not estimated.
Software currency
Detected CMS, extensions and libraries without vendor support, determined passively, without credentials.
What you get
You get a finding per audit area, with location, rule and reasoning. Plus a report as a web view and as PDF, and for every passed area a seal with its own audit ID and public verification page.
You get the seal as a file. You download it as SVG or PNG and serve it from your own server. That keeps every visit to your website a matter between you and your visitors. Below it you place the link to the verification page so anyone can check the seal.
For legal questions we provide the foundation. Whether and how a law applies to your offer is clarified by legal advice with our finding in hand: what is met today, what remains open, and where human judgement was needed.
What a result applies to
A result is a snapshot: it applies to the audited pages on the stated audit date. Whoever changes something afterwards, say by adding a tracker, has a valid seal and nevertheless a new situation. That is why every seal shows its audit date, names the audited scope and expires after twelve months.
Accessibility involves a second step: a substantial share of the WCAG criteria requires human judgement. Whether an alternative text really conveys the image content is decided by a person. With us, such criteria stay visibly open until an auditor has ruled on them. That is why accessibility can be sealed in the gold standard.
What it costs
Consumption-based by page count: the price follows the scale, for a scope of up to 1000 pages. Only what could actually be measured is billed: if a page yields no result, it is not charged; if an audit yields nothing at all, the full amount is refunded. The current amounts are listed under Pricing.
To try it out there is the needs analysis: free, with a full findings report and explicitly without a seal. It shows whether there is any need for action at all before you order anything.
Further detail questions on duration, validity, repeat audits and failing are answered in the FAQ for website operators.
