Sample accessibility grade: D
The document is readable visually, but the PDF has structural barriers for assistive technology: missing tags, no reliable reading order, image-only chart text, complex tables, and low-contrast text.
Sample audit
See how PDF Hound handles a complex report.
This is a static demo based on a deliberately inaccessible business report with visual-only text, bar charts, multi-page tables, low contrast, and infographic-style pages.
Estimated remediation price
6 pages x $5 = $30.
No minimum. No quote. Checkout would be shown only after the user reviews the audit and approves the self-serve scope.
What PDF Hound would fix
- Tags, headings, reading order, title, language, and bookmarks
- Simple table header associations
- Meaningful visual text added to the assistive-technology reading experience
What PDF Hound would flag
- Multi-page risk matrix needs review of header associations
- Chart values need source data for a faithful accessible alternative
- Low contrast requires changing the source design file
Sample findings
Critical Document is not tagged for accessibility
Assistive technology cannot reliably identify headings, paragraphs, tables, figures, or reading order.
Serious Visual-only chart text needs an alternative
The chart can be seen, but its labels and values need to be routed into the assistive-technology reading experience.
Serious Multi-page table requires review
The risk matrix spans pages and has dense headers, so PDF Hound flags it for review instead of guessing.
Moderate Low contrast text requires source-file changes
PDF Hound can flag low contrast, but changing the visual design belongs in the source document.