# Corpus AI — VPAT Sprint

Corpus AI is the public brand of Corpus Localization LLC. Corpus Localization (certified translations) is a line under Corpus AI. This storefront sells one engagement: a scoped VPAT/ACR sprint for small software vendors facing a procurement deadline. Not a certification body, not legal advice.

## Offer

- Product: Scoped VPAT Sprint — one product, up to 12 unique screens
- Price: $1,995 (re-issue on new version $795; EN 301 549 / INT editions $495 each)
- SLA: 5 business days from working staging access and a confirmed screen list
- URL: https://nshempstead1.github.io/vpat-sprint/
- Cost: https://nshempstead1.github.io/vpat-sprint/cost.html

A SaaS vendor selling to a government agency, university, or enterprise gets "provide your VPAT/ACR" in a procurement checklist with a fixed RFP response date. The sprint delivers a completed Accessibility Conformance Report (WCAG 2.2 + Section 508 edition) built on a hybrid audit: automated pass plus manual keyboard and screen-reader testing by a named human on every in-scope screen, plus a prioritized defect list and one re-test after fixes.

## The one absolute rule

No criterion is marked "Supports" without a test-evidence artifact. Template-only and purely automated ACRs are the ones procurement reviewers reject; inflated ACRs on government bids are a false-claims problem.

## What we do not do

- No remediation (we document; your engineers fix)
- No legal opinions on ADA/508 exposure
- No guaranteed procurement outcomes
- No conformance claims without evidence

## Price context (2026)

508blueprint sells a $79 DIY workbook. Accessible.org itemizes $350–$950 for the document plus $1,250–$2,750 for the audit. TestPros and specialist firms run $3,000–$10,000. Enterprise engagements run $30,000–$60,000. Credible small-vendor work sits at $1,500–$5,000, and the vendors themselves say the audit is the great majority of the cost.

## Contact

intake@corpuslocalization.com
(973) 803-2795