For years we sold accessibility audits. Then we noticed the pattern: a long report, a short sprint of fixes, and the same findings a year later. So we stopped.
Reviews, not audits
Every design review and every pull request has an accessibility pass built in. It takes minutes when it is continuous and weeks when it is a phase.
Real people, early
We test with screen-reader users during discovery, not after launch. The findings are cheaper and the conversations are better.
The boring truth
Semantic HTML, visible focus, enough contrast, and no clever widgets. That is most of the work, and it costs almost nothing when it is the default.