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Accessibility for agencies: check and fix your clients' websites

Your clients are asking about the European Accessibility Act. With Luentis you check their websites, show them where they stand in a report they understand, and fix the errors where they come from: the theme.

Updated November 7, 2026 · 2 min read

Your clients are asking, and you need an answer

Since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act has applied across the EU, in Germany as the BFSG. Shop owners and service businesses turn to the agency that built their website and want to know where they stand and what it costs. With Luentis you have the answer in a minute, and a report you can hand to your client.

How agencies work with Luentis

  1. In the first meeting: Check the client's homepage for free, together on screen. The score and the most important errors make the topic concrete, without panic.
  2. For the quote: The single audit checks up to 250 pages. Errors are grouped by template, so you see how many templates are affected and can estimate the work.
  3. During the work: Every error comes with a suggested fix in code, built from the element's HTML. Your developers fix it once in the theme instead of on every page.
  4. At sign-off: The report can be shared by link and downloaded as an accessible PDF. The guided check and the draft accessibility statement document what was done.

Check where your website stands, for free

  • €0 Homepage
  • €79 Up to 250 pages, one-off
  • No account needed

What your client gets

The report has three parts for three readers: a summary for management, a list of errors for development, and documentation with every WCAG criterion and its EN 301 549 clause. The sample report shows what it looks like.

We are clear about what an automatic scan cannot do: it does not certify accessibility and does not replace a check by a person. That honesty protects you with your client too.

The agency plan is on its way

We are working on a plan for agencies: many websites in one account, weekly monitoring, reports with your logo and an area for your clients. Until then, you buy the single audit per website.

If you want to be among the first, or have questions, write to us at [email protected].

This page explains the rules in general terms and is not legal advice. Whether and how they apply to your business can depend on details; if in doubt, ask a lawyer.