Agency partners
Verified accessibility, sold under your name.
Your e-commerce and software clients are being asked to prove their sites are accessible. Suretto gives your agency the fixes, the verification and the reports, with your brand on the cover.
Why agencies
Your clients' accessibility is now your question.
Clients ask the people who built the site. The law has changed on both sides of the Atlantic, and the quick fix has been ruled out.
The European Accessibility Act has applied to e-commerce sold to EU consumers since this date, wherever the company is based
US federal web accessibility lawsuits in 2025, up 27% on 2024
FTC order against an overlay vendor in 2025 over claims that its widget made sites compliant
Sources: European Commission, EAA; Seyfarth Shaw, 2025 filings; FTC order, April 2025. More on the compliance page.
What partners get
You keep the client. We carry the verification.
Wholesale pricing
Partner rates apply from your second client onward, so the margin is yours to set.
White-labelled reports
Evidence reports and conformance documents (VPAT/ACR) carry your brand. Suretto is named as the verifier, which is what gives the report its weight.
A shared exception queue
Your developers and our accessibility specialists work through the same queue, with the evidence for each item attached.
Training for your team
Sessions on building accessible components from the start, so fewer defects reach the next audit.
How it works
Four steps from first client to steady work.
Apply
Apply through the pilot application form and choose "a web or e-commerce agency". Tell us about one client project you would like to start with.
Audit one client product
We audit it against WCAG 2.2 AA with automated rules, recorded screen-reader runs and keyboard-only runs. A first audit takes about two weeks.
Fix and deliver under your brand
Fixes arrive as pull requests to the client's repository. Your developers review exceptions and merge. The client receives your branded report.
Keep it current
Monitoring repeats agreed automated checks. Human reassessment and report updates are scoped separately. Add further clients at partner rates.
Options
Three ways to answer a client.
Building the capability yourself works if you already employ specialists. Overlays are quick to install and leave the defects in place.
| Question | In-house | Overlay | Suretto |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the fix lives | In the client's code | In a script that changes the page at runtime; the code is unchanged | In the client's code, as pull requests your team merges |
| Assistive-technology testing | As much as your specialists have time for | None as part of the product | Recorded NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver runs, plus keyboard-only runs |
| Who checks the fix | The developer who wrote it, or a colleague | The vendor whose script made the change | A separate verifier that never wrote the fix, with specialist review of exceptions |
| What the client can show | Whatever your team documents | A vendor statement; the FTC fined one vendor $1 million in 2025 over such claims | An evidence report and a VPAT/ACR, with the recording or data behind each result |
| What your agency carries | Hiring, training, testing and documentation | The defects that remain in the code | Exception review and merging pull requests |
| Whose brand the client sees | Yours | The vendor's widget on the client's site | Yours, with Suretto named as verifier |
Start
Bring one client project.
We are taking a small number of agencies into the pilot programme through early 2027. The pilot covers one agreed client journey at no cost, in exchange for feedback. Wider audits and ACRs are quoted separately.
To ask a question first, write to hello@suretto.com.