Woman-Owned & Minority-Owned Business · WCAG 2.2 / Section 508 Audits & Remediation
About Veilant Access

Independent verification, built by someone who takes "independent" literally.

Veilant Access LLC is a woman-owned and minority-owned accessibility compliance firm. We audit, remediate, and monitor websites against WCAG 2.2 and Section 508 — and every engagement is reviewed by a human auditor, not just a scanning tool.

Our Mandate

We treat accessibility as engineering, not decoration.

Most accessibility work in the market today is one of two things: a $50-a-month overlay script that adjusts what a browser displays without ever touching the underlying code, or a rushed audit that dumps an automated scan report on your desk and calls it done.

Neither actually gets a screen reader user through your checkout flow. Veilant Access exists because that gap is unacceptable — for the people who rely on assistive technology, and for the organizations now facing real legal and reputational exposure over it.

We work with small and mid-sized businesses, government contractors, and public entities that need a defensible, well-documented path to WCAG 2.2 AA and Section 508 — delivered by people who will explain, in plain language, exactly what was found and why it matters.

At a glance

Woman-Owned Minority-Owned

Independently Owned & Operated

Founded and run as a woman-owned, minority-owned small business — not a subsidiary of a larger overlay vendor.

Standards-First

Every audit is scoped against the current WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criteria and Section 508 requirements.

Human-Verified Findings

Automated scanning narrows the search. A trained auditor confirms, prioritizes, and explains every finding — automated tools alone miss most real-world barriers.

Built for Government & Small Business

Positioned to support state and local entities working toward the DOJ's Title II web accessibility deadlines, alongside private-sector clients.

Why Inclusion Is the Whole Point

An accessible website is a website more people can actually use.

More than a billion people worldwide live with some form of disability. That's not an edge case — it's a significant share of anyone's potential customers, constituents, patients, or students, and it includes conditions that are permanent, temporary, and situational alike.

People, Not Tickets

Behind every WCAG success criterion is someone trying to complete a real task — pay a bill, apply for a permit, read a diagnosis. We keep that person in view throughout the audit, not just the checklist.

Plain-Language Reporting

Findings are written so a non-technical stakeholder understands the impact, and a developer understands the exact fix — no jargon standing in for clarity.

Independently Surveyed

Every engagement is independently reviewed to the best of our ability before it reaches you — we'd rather flag an edge case ourselves than have a user, or a court, find it first.

Work with a team that treats access as the deliverable.

Let's talk about where your site stands today and what a defensible path to compliance looks like.

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