Sell accessibility audits under your own brand.
Scan a client's site, put your logo on the report, and deliver a WCAG audit that's billable this week. Clients see your name — not ours.
$39/mo or $390/yr · everything in Pro included · cancel anytime
The audit is the deliverable. The tooling is a rounding error.
Three steps to a billable audit.
No setup, no account, no code. The scan runs in your browser.
Scan the client's site
Run the free Loupe extension on any page — or crawl up to eight pages into one combined report. Every WCAG 2.1 & 2.2 issue appears with the failing element, the rule, and a plain-English fix.
Add your branding once
Click Branding on the report, upload your logo, type your agency's name. That's the whole setup — every report from now on carries your brand automatically.
Deliver the PDF as yours
One click exports a clean, print-ready PDF headed by your logo and name. Attach it to your proposal or invoice — the Loupe mark is gone from the deliverable.
Not a tool export. A document you can invoice.
Everything in Pro, plus the parts that make an audit read as professional work.
Cover page & executive summary
The PDF opens on a title page with your logo, the client's name, the scope and the date — then a plain-English summary of what was found and what's urgent. The part a non-technical client actually reads.
Before / after proof
Re-scan once the fixes are in and the report shows exactly what was resolved, what is still open, and anything new — with the score movement. Proof the work you billed for worked, and a natural second invoice.
Multiple brand profiles
Save a logo and name for every studio you deliver under, then switch in a click. Contractors working for several agencies stop re-uploading the same files.
Every failing element, mapped to WCAG
Selector, HTML snippet, and the exact reason it fails — "contrast 3.94, expected 4.5:1" — each carrying its success criterion. Evidence for EAA and ADA work, not opinion.
Plain-English + AI fixes
Every issue explained for humans, with optional AI-drafted code fixes your developers review before shipping.
NDA-friendly by design
Scans run entirely in your browser. Your client's site is never submitted to us or anyone — there's no server-side record it was ever scanned.
What Loupe won't claim.
Automated checks catch roughly a third of WCAG issues — that's the honest industry number, and it's true of every automated tool, including this one. Loupe never sells "guaranteed compliance", and you shouldn't either. That pitch is how overlay vendors ended up with an FTC fine and their customers still getting sued.
What the report gives you is evidence and a prioritized fix-list — the credible starting point of an audit. The manual review, the judgment calls, and the remediation are your expertise, and exactly the part clients pay agencies for. Loupe makes you faster; it doesn't pretend to replace you.
One plan. Your brand on everything.
Both include everything in Pro — crawl, PDF export, saved reports, AI fixes.
- Everything in Pro
- Your logo & name on every report
- Cover page & executive summary
- Before / after remediation proof
- Multiple saved brand profiles
- Unlimited client reports
- Covers your studio, up to 5 people
- Everything in Agency Monthly
- Two months free
- One line on one invoice — done for the year
License key delivered by email · unlock on the homepage or any report · Just auditing your own projects? Pro is $14/mo
Bigger team than five? Email us and we will sort out a price.
The law moved. Agencies who can answer win the work.
The European Accessibility Act has applied across the EU since June 2025. In the US, the Americans with Disabilities Act now sets web deadlines for state and local government sites: April 2027 and 2028. When a client asks whether they are covered, an audit under your brand is the answer that gets billed.
Questions agencies ask.
How does the white-label branding work?
Open any Loupe report, click Branding, and add your agency's name and logo once. Every report and exported PDF after that carries your brand instead of the Loupe mark. Branding is stored in your browser and applied automatically.
Do clients see Loupe anywhere on the report?
No. Your logo and name replace the Loupe mark on the report and in the PDF. The only credit left is a small "powered by axe-core" engine note — which reads as your methodology, not someone else's product.
What's the difference between Pro and Agency?
Pro ($14/mo or $140/yr) covers the auditing work itself: full-site crawl, one-click PDF export, saved reports, and AI explanations. Agency ($39/mo or $390/yr) turns that into a client deliverable — your logo and name on every report, a cover page and plain-English executive summary, before/after comparison to prove the remediation worked, and multiple saved brand profiles. A Pro licence is for one person; Agency covers one studio, up to five people.
Can I charge clients for these audits?
Yes — that's the point of the plan. Agencies typically bill $500–1,500+ for an accessibility audit plus remediation work. Loupe produces the evidence and the fix-list under your brand; the expertise and the fixes you sell on top are yours.
Will the report make my client "compliant"?
No tool can promise that, and Loupe doesn't. Automated checks catch roughly a third of WCAG issues — the honest industry number. The report is strong starting evidence; pair it with manual review and remediation, which is exactly the service your clients pay you for.