Partners
Accessibility is a service. limena is what runs underneath it.
If you deliver accessibility for other organizations, or you are responsible for a portfolio of them, you are not a customer buying a tool. You are a partner, and the commercial model should reflect that.
Three ways to partner
Which one describes you?
Not sure which fits? Tell us how you bill for accessibility today and we will point you at the right one.
Service providers
Design, development, and digital agencies delivering websites and products for clients who now ask about accessibility.
What it gives you
- A client workspace per engagement, fully white-labelled
- Findings written in plain language, so you can hand them to a client without translating first
- A live conformance record to attach to your own reporting
- Accessibility packaged as a retainer instead of a one-off audit line item
How it is priced
Priced per client workspace at wholesale, so margin stays inside your retainer.
Accessibility consultancies
Specialists doing manual testing, assistive technology review, and conformance sign-off for organizations that need real expertise.
What it gives you
- The automated layer handled, so billable hours go to judgment rather than sweeping for contrast errors
- Every manual verdict recorded against the criterion, with who signed it and when
- Evidence and VPAT generation from live results
- Your name on the report, because the expertise is yours
How it is priced
limena never marks conformance passed on automation alone. The judgment call stays with you, and the platform records it.
Incubators and accelerators
Programmes supporting a portfolio of early companies that would rather build accessibility in than retrofit it before their first enterprise deal.
What it gives you
- Portfolio-wide access, so every company in the cohort can test from day one
- A differentiator for the programme: founders leave able to answer an enterprise accessibility questionnaire
- Barriers caught while a product is small enough to fix cheaply
- A clear upgrade path as portfolio companies grow into their own plans
How it is priced
Programme-level terms based on cohort size, with companies graduating onto direct plans as they raise.
What every partner gets.
The same platform, on terms that assume you are delivering to someone else.
Full white-label
Your logo, colours, and domain across the dashboard and every exported report. Clients never see limena unless you want them to.
Isolated workspaces
Each organization’s data, programmes, and evidence stay separate. Switch between them from one login.
Wholesale terms
Rates set against the number of organizations you look after, so the model works when you are the one billing.
Unlimited seats
Your whole team plus your client’s, on every workspace. Accessibility never becomes one person’s job.
A clean upgrade path
When a client outgrows a single product or needs governance controls, they move onto a direct plan you can resell.
Listed as a partner
Organizations that come to us needing delivery capacity get introduced to partners who can do the work.
Getting started takes a conversation, not a contract cycle.
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Tell us your shape
How many organizations you look after, whether you deliver the remediation or advise on it, and how you bill today. That determines which of the three models fits and what the terms look like.
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Set up one workspace
Start with a single client or portfolio company, white-labelled and ready to show. Most partners run their first engagement through limena before signing anything larger.
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Scale as your book grows
Add workspaces as you win engagements. Terms improve with volume, and you are never renegotiating mid-engagement to add one more client.
Looking for help instead?
Find a partner to run it with you.
limena tells you what to fix and who owns it. If you do not have the capacity in house, our partners do the remediation, the manual testing, and the conformance sign-off.
Request an introductionPartners can help with
- Remediating the findings limena surfaces, in your codebase or CMS
- Manual and assistive technology testing where automation cannot judge
- Conformance sign-off and VPAT review by a qualified specialist
- Standing up an accessibility programme and training the team who will run it
Let's talk about your book of business.
Tell us how many organizations you look after and how you bill for accessibility today. We will size the terms around it.