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Website accessibility audit in Poland: price and what it includes

In the public price lists we checked on 14 October 2026, an accessibility audit of a website in Poland costs from PLN 750 to PLN 6,000 net, and of an online shop from PLN 2,000 to PLN 10,000 net, depending on the number of subpages tested and the methods.

Updated October 14, 2026 · 6 min read · How we write and check our guides

Another provider charges PLN 2,500 net for 5 page types and PLN 5,000 for 10. The final price depends on the sample, manual testing and the report.

The amounts below are the price lists of two specific providers, not a market average and not a recommendation. We show them so you can judge the order of magnitude and know what to ask.

Provider Package Net price Scope according to the price list
audytdostepnosciwcag.pl, websites Basic PLN 750 5 subpages, automated and validation tests, report
audytdostepnosciwcag.pl, websites Extended PLN 2,000 5 subpages, manual test with a blind person, desktop and mobile
audytdostepnosciwcag.pl, websites Extended+ PLN 6,000 10 subpages and functions, tests on iOS, Android and Windows
audytdostepnosciwcag.pl, shops Basic PLN 2,000 5 subpages and the purchase process, automated tests
audytdostepnosciwcag.pl, shops Extended PLN 4,000 as above, plus manual test with a blind person, desktop and mobile
audytdostepnosciwcag.pl, shops Extended+ PLN 10,000 plus login and account creation, tests on iOS, Android and Windows
audyt-dostepnosci.pl Basic PLN 2,500 up to 5 page types, automated and manual audit, report
audyt-dostepnosci.pl Extended PLN 5,000 up to 10 page types, shops and information services

Both providers quote their "Individual" packages on request. The price lists give neither a date nor gross prices; check the current offer with the provider.

What makes up the price of an audit?

  • Sample: the number of page templates (home, category, product, basket, checkout, account) and journeys to walk through. This is the biggest factor.
  • Methods: whether there are manual tests with a screen reader, and on which browsers and devices (desktop, iOS, Android).
  • Report: whether each problem has a location, a priority and a recommendation for the developer.
  • Extras: a session to discuss results, an accessibility statement, implementation consultations.
  • Re-audit: a second check after the fixes. In one price list it is not included and usually costs no more than 50% of the first audit.

Code fixes in the shop are usually priced separately.

Audit, manual test or automated check?

Automated check Audit
Who does it a tool, e.g. axe-core a specialist with tools
What it finds errors detectable in code both kinds, including keyboard and screen reader use
Cost free or in a subscription one-off, from a few hundred to a few thousand zloty
How often weekly or after a change at launch or a rebuild

Automated tools find only part of the problems: in a test by the UK Government Digital Service (GDS), the best tool found about 40% of the deliberately introduced errors and all tools together 71%. A sensible order is therefore: automated check and removal of simple errors first, then a manual test of the purchase path, and a full audit for a bigger change to the shop. More: accessibility audit for online shops.

Is an audit mandatory, and does it give a certificate?

The act on ensuring that certain products and services meet accessibility requirements (Dz.U. 2024 item 731) does not require an external audit. It requires the provider to carry out an assessment of the service (Article 32(1)) and to publish accessibility information about the service (Article 32(2), point 1). The act does not mention a website certificate as proof of compliance, so treat a "certificate" offer as the provider's own document, not a guarantee towards a supervisory authority. Details: the Polish accessibility act. Services of micro-entrepreneurs are excluded from it.

What to ask a provider before ordering

  1. Which standard and version: WCAG 2.2 AA or 2.1 AA, and whether the result is mapped to EN 301 549.
  2. Which sample: whether it covers basket, checkout, payment and account.
  3. Which methods: screen reader, keyboard, mobile devices.
  4. What the report contains: location, priority, recommendation.
  5. Whether a re-audit is included, and if not, what it costs.
  6. What exactly a "certificate" or "statement" covers, and whether the provider says what the audit does not cover.
  7. Whether the price is net or gross and how long the offer is valid.

Be careful with offers that promise full compliance after installing an overlay; why overlays do not work is explained on the page about accessibility widgets.

How to reduce the cost of an audit

  • Remove simple errors first: a free check of one page finds missing labels, contrast and text alternatives in minutes.
  • Collect information about the platform (theme, plugins, custom changes) and prepare a test environment with a customer account.
  • Order a representative sample: a few templates, not hundreds of subpages. Many errors sit in templates, so one fix repairs hundreds of pages.

Pandus checks websites automatically against WCAG 2.2 AA and monitors them weekly; subscription prices are on the pricing page. It is an automated check, not a full audit, and not legal advice.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website accessibility audit cost in Poland?

In the public price lists we checked on 14 October 2026, net prices start at PLN 750 for 5 subpages and go up to PLN 6,000 for 10 subpages; for online shops they run from PLN 2,000 to PLN 10,000. Prices depend on the provider and the scope.

Is a re-audit after the fixes included?

Not at one of the providers whose price lists we checked: the price excludes a re-audit, which usually costs no more than 50% of the first audit. Always ask before you order.

How does an audit differ from an automated check?

An automated check scans the page code with a tool and finds only part of the problems. An audit adds manual tests: keyboard, screen reader, zoom.

Does an accessibility certificate protect against a fine?

The act does not provide a website accessibility certificate or treat it as proof of compliance. It requires an assessment of the service (Article 32(1)) and information for consumers.

Does Pandus carry out audits?

No. Pandus is an automated check and weekly monitoring, not a full audit and not legal advice. A one-page check is free.

Sources

Last checked: 14 October 2026. Prices are quoted from the providers' public price lists and may change. This page is general information, not legal advice or a recommendation of any provider.