Pricing
Pay for scale, not access.
Start monthly on one site with Monitor, or run the complete limena operating loop on an annual plan, from baseline through monitoring, findings, remediation, and verification. Annual pricing follows how much of your organization the loop operates across, never which parts of it you are allowed to use.
Monitor
For one person, one site, and nobody to delegate the checking to.
$149/ month
Billed monthly · 1 product in scope · cancel any time
Start monitoringEverything you need to know when something breaks
- One product under governance
- Automated testing of every page, on a cadence
- Regression detection between runs
- AI plain-language explanations
- Reach and severity prioritization
- One seat
Team
For organizations operationalizing accessibility across a focused digital experience.
from$500/ month
Billed annually at $6k · one digital property
Book a demoThe full operating loop, focused scope
- One primary digital property
- Up to 3 active customer journeys
- Weekly recurring monitoring
- One Jira project, with ticket creation and status sync
- Audit intake and manual findings
- 500 documents a year, read in full
- Unlimited seats
Growth
For organizations managing accessibility across multiple products and customer journeys.
from$1,250/ month
Billed annually at $15k · multiple properties and teams
Book a demoEverything in Team, at organizational scale
- 3 to 5 digital properties
- 10 to 20 active journeys
- Daily or weekly monitoring
- Multiple Jira projects and richer workflow mapping
- Multiple product teams and audit sources
- 5,000 documents a year, read in full
- Authenticated monitoring where supported
Enterprise
For complex, regulated, or large-scale digital environments.
Custom
Annual agreement · starting around $45k a year
Talk to salesEverything in Growth, across the enterprise
- Many properties, journeys, and business units
- Custom schedules, high volume, deployment-triggered monitoring
- Multiple Jira or work-management environments
- Single sign-on and enterprise access control
- Private runner for protected environments
- Security review, custom retention, custom integrations
- Named implementation support
In every annual plan
- Continuous monitoring
- Accessibility findings
- Audit intake
- Journey context and prioritization
- Ownership and remediation
- Verification
- Evidence and history
- Workflow connectivity
Monitor watches one site and tells you when it breaks. The annual plans run the full operating loop, and a Team customer runs the same product an Enterprise customer runs. The plans differ in how many properties, journeys, teams, and environments the loop covers, and how often it runs. Nonprofits and public bodies have dedicated terms.
How pricing works
The loop is never the lever.
We do not remove capabilities to make you upgrade, and we do not meter raw URL counts. Three things move the price, and all of them are about scale.
01
Properties and journeys
Each website, web app, or product you bring under the loop, and each customer journey limena watches inside it. A checkout, an account opening, an enrolment. More of the organization under monitoring, higher the band.
02
Monitoring frequency and volume
Weekly on Team, daily or weekly on Growth, custom schedules and deployment-triggered runs on Enterprise. Frequency and scan volume scale the price. The monitoring itself is in every plan.
03
Teams, integrations, and security
Business units, multiple Jira environments, enterprise identity, authenticated and private environments, security review, retention requirements. Complexity of the deployment, not capability of the product.
URLs are not the meter.
A crawl of one route can surface thousands of URLs that share a single template. limena evaluates representative pages, reports the rest as potential affected surface, and never bills you for the size of the crawl. One template fix can clear the whole route.
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- URLs discovered
- 1,746
- Representative pages evaluated
- 5
- Shared-template barrier
- Detected
- Potential affected surface
- Up to 1,746 URLs
For agencies and partners
One workspace, every client.
Agencies do not run one accessibility programme, they run a dozen. The Agency plan prices per client workspace instead of per organization, so the economics work when you are the one delivering the service.
It is white-label throughout. Your brand on the dashboard, your brand on every report. Clients never see limena unless you want them to.
Partner pricing
Priced per client workspace, scaled to your book.
Wholesale rates that leave margin inside your retainer, with volume terms as your client count grows. Built for agencies running accessibility for three or more clients.
See the partner programmeEvery workspace runs the full loop, scoped to one property per client. A client with several properties, or one needing enterprise controls, moves onto a direct plan you can resell.
What the agency plan adds
- Full white-labelYour logo, colours, and domain across the dashboard and every exported report.
- Isolated client workspacesEach client's data, programmes, and evidence stay separate. Switch between them from one login.
- Client-facing accessGive a client read-only sight of their own programme, or keep it entirely behind your team.
- Room to resellPer-client cost is set so you can package accessibility as a retainer and hold your margin.
- The full loop per clientMonitoring, findings, ownership routing, tracker sync, verification, and evidence, scoped to one property per client workspace.
Reselling under your own SKU, or running accessibility for more than 25 clients? That is a partnership conversation rather than a plan.
What this is measured against
The cost of not knowing.
Accessibility is one of the few product risks that arrives as a legal letter rather than a bug report. These are the events limena exists to prevent.
Legal
A demand letter
Accessibility claims are filed in volume and settled quietly. The cost is rarely the settlement alone, it is the emergency remediation that follows on someone else’s timeline.
Commercial
A failed procurement
Public bodies and large enterprises ask for conformance evidence as a gate. Arriving without it does not lose you points, it removes you from the process.
Operational
Fixing it late
A barrier caught in design is a conversation. The same barrier caught after launch is a release, a regression risk, and a retrofit across every page that inherited it.
Set against any one of these, the question stops being what limena costs and becomes what it is worth to know first.
How the annual plans scale
| Capability | Team | Growth | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| The operating loop, in every annual plan | |||
| Accessibility baseline | Included | Included | Included |
| Recurring monitoring and regression detection | Included | Included | Included |
| Findings management and audit intake | Included | Included | Included |
| Journey context and prioritization | Included | Included | Included |
| Ownership and remediation workflow | Included | Included | Included |
| Verification of fixes | Included | Included | Included |
| Evidence and history | Included | Included | Included |
| Jira connectivity | Included | Included | Included |
| Unlimited seats | Included | Included | Included |
| Scale and environment | |||
| Digital properties | 1 | 3 to 5 | Custom |
| Active customer journeys | Up to 3 | 10 to 20 | Custom |
| Monitoring cadence | Weekly | Daily or weekly | Custom and deploy-triggered |
| Documents read per year | 500 | 5,000 | Unlimited |
| Jira projects | 1 | Multiple | Multiple environments |
| Business units | 1 | Multiple | Many |
| Authenticated monitoring | Public experiences | Where supported | Full, with private runner |
| API and integrations | Standard | Expanded | Custom |
| Single sign-on by email domain, and audit history | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Security review, residency, custom retention | Not included | Not included | Included |
Enterprise agreements are scoped to the deployment, and large ones scale with it. The private runner executes evaluations inside your own infrastructure, retrieving credentials from your own secret manager, so protected environments never open a door to limena cloud. Scoped with your security team during review.
Common questions
Can I pay monthly?
Monitor is monthly and you can cancel any time. Team, Growth and Enterprise are shown per month so plans are easy to compare, but they are annual agreements, because accessibility is a programme rather than a one-off check, and annual terms match the cadence of audits, procurement cycles, and the reporting your stakeholders actually ask for.
What counts as a digital property?
One website, web app, or product under the loop. Pages and templates inside a property are never counted, so nobody is ever tempted to narrow scope to save money.
What is an active journey?
A path through your product that limena monitors end to end, like a checkout, an account opening, or a course enrolment. Journeys are how findings get business context, so plans are sized by how many you keep active rather than by page count.
limena discovered 1,746 URLs on our site. Are we paying for 1,746 pages?
No. Most of those URLs share a handful of templates, so limena evaluates representative pages and reports the rest as potential affected surface. You pay for the properties and journeys under monitoring, not for the URL count a crawl happens to find.
Why does every annual plan include Jira?
Because product and engineering should not have to live in limena. Findings that cannot reach the tracker where work actually happens do not get fixed, so basic workflow connectivity is part of the core product, not an upgrade.
What actually changes when we move from Team to Growth?
Scope, not capability. Team already runs the complete loop. Growth runs it across more properties, more journeys, more teams, and a faster monitoring cadence. The reason to upgrade is that you are operating accessibility across more of the organization.
We send thousands of documents a year. How does that work?
Documents carry an annual volume allowance rather than being unlimited, because every file is read page by page instead of sharing one live template. Monitor does not include document review. Team covers 500 documents a year, Growth 5,000, and Enterprise is unlimited. Most findings trace back to a handful of templates, so the remediation work is far smaller than the file count suggests.
We already have Acrobat Pro. Why pay for this too?
Acrobat and PAC check the file in front of you, and limena aligns with those rule sets rather than competing with them. What they cannot do is run across every file on a cadence without someone clicking, trace three hundred failures back to the two templates that caused them, route each one to an owner, and keep a dated record you can attach to a proposal. Keep Acrobat for the file on your desk; limena governs the estate.
Can limena monitor experiences behind a login?
Growth supports authenticated monitoring where it can be done securely. Enterprise environments that limena cloud should never reach directly can run the private runner inside their own infrastructure, with credentials staying in their own secret manager. Scoped during security review.
Can we start smaller than Team?
You can test a single page free, with no account, and Monitor watches one site for $149 a month. Team is the smallest deployment of the full operating loop, and most Team programmes begin as a 60 to 90 day paid pilot on one property, with the pilot fee credited toward the annual agreement if you convert.
Why are seats unlimited?
Because per-seat pricing quietly makes accessibility one person’s job. On Team, Growth, and Enterprise, findings need to reach designers, content editors, and engineers directly, so the whole team is included. Monitor is the exception the other way: it is one person watching one site, so it includes one seat. The moment more people need in, you are describing Team.
Is the evidence sufficient for a real audit?
Findings map to WCAG success criteria and the VPAT is generated from live results. Enterprise adds procurement-ready exports. Where a conformance claim needs human judgment, your specialists make it and limena records who signed off.
Do you offer nonprofit or public sector terms?
Yes. Registered nonprofits, educational institutions, and public bodies have dedicated terms. Tell us your context and we will sort it.
We are an agency. Which plan applies?
The Agency plan. It is priced per client workspace rather than per organization, at wholesale rates set against your client count, so margin stays in your retainer. Each workspace runs the full loop on one property, white-labelled and isolated from your other clients. Talk to partnerships and we will size it with you.
Running one online store?
The plans above are for teams governing several products, sold by the year. A single Shopify or Lightspeed storefront gets its own thing: the same scanning and the same plain-language fixes, at $79 a month.
Land with one experience.
We will baseline one property, monitor one to three journeys that matter, and prove the loop works before you commit to more. Pilots run 60 to 90 days and credit toward an annual agreement.