Independently Verified
Every VPAT/ACR is verified and signed by a separate IAAP-credentialed reviewer — the same separation of duties that gives a CPA audit its weight.
When a software company sells to a government agency, a hospital system, or a Fortune 500, the buyer’s procurement team almost always asks:
“When was your last accessibility audit? Where is your VPAT?”
A VPAT — Voluntary Product Accessibility Template — is the standard framework for documenting how a product meets accessibility guidelines. The completed document is called an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR). Without one, deals stall in procurement — often indefinitely. Most software companies don’t have one and don’t have the in-house expertise to produce one.
Harbor handles the entire process — from first assessment to a finished compliance document. For most companies, the audit fee is a small fraction of the deal it helps win.
Founding Client Program: founding clients receive 20% off list. See founding pricing.
If any of these sound familiar, you’re the company Harbor was built for.
Every VPAT/ACR is verified and signed by a separate IAAP-credentialed reviewer — the same separation of duties that gives a CPA audit its weight.
Four phases, one flat fee, a clear finish line. Scoping through final delivery in about two months.
One invoice, starting from $7,500. The price you see at scoping is the price you pay at delivery.
Automated tools catch about 30–40% of issues. Our auditors test with keyboards, screen readers, and real assistive technology.
Your Accessibility Conformance Report — the document procurement teams ask for — formatted and ready to share.
Up to 90 days of email support after delivery for questions about findings or remediation guidance.
DHS Trusted Tester certified auditing — the federal government's own Section 508 test methodology
Independent verification — a separate credentialed reviewer signs off on every VPAT/ACR
Initial audit plus up to 3 follow-up reviews of affected pages (5 on Enterprise)
Visual fix guides with annotated screenshots
VPAT/ACR formatted for publication
Up to 90 days of post-engagement email support
Accessibility compliance isn’t just a procurement checkbox — it reflects a real population with real purchasing power.
Let’s talk about where your product stands today and what you need for procurement.
*60-day timeline is typical and assumes timely client participation. Actual timelines may vary.