WCAG 2.2 AA · Tested by people
Accessibility, fixed at the source.
We find the barriers that stop people with disabilities from using your website, fix them in your site's code, and retest them. Monitoring watches for new ones.
- FixedMissing button name
- RetestedFix confirmed
Removed: <button><img src="cart.svg"></button>
Added: <button aria-label="Add to cart"><img alt="" src="cart.svg"></button>
How it works
Five steps, each with something in your hands.
Snapshot
A free automated check of up to 10 key pages, a plain-English summary, and a short call to walk through it.
Audit
People test your key journeys against WCAG 2.2 AA, plus automated scans. You get a dated report and an issue log that says who fixes what.
Fix
We fix the issues in your site's code, on a copy first, and hand you a dated log of what changed.
Retest
When the fixes are in, we retest them and update the log. One retest round comes with every audit.
Monitor
Weekly scans, every alert reviewed by a person, and weekly hands-on checks. Plans add quarterly testing and fix hours.
The problem
Most websites lock some customers out.
If your booking form or checkout doesn't work with a keyboard or a screen reader, those customers leave. A widget doesn't change that. Fixing the code does.
More than 1 in 4
US adults have a disability.
CDC, 2022 data
95.9%
of the top one million home pages had detectable WCAG failures, averaging 56.1 errors each.
WebAIM Million, 2026
3,117
website-accessibility lawsuits were filed in US federal court in 2025, up 27% from 2024.
Seyfarth Shaw
Our approach
Tested by people. Fixed in the code. Watched every week.
Tested by people
Automated scanners catch some issues. People using screen readers, keyboards and magnification find the rest. We test the journeys that matter: booking, checkout, forms, login.
Fixed in your code
We change the templates, components and content of your actual site, whether it's WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or custom. Then we retest and document each fix.
Watched every week
New pages and plugins bring new problems. Monitoring scans your site every week, a person reviews every alert, and a person checks your top journey by hand.
We never install an overlay or widget. About 1 in 4 website-accessibility lawsuits in 2025, across all courts, targeted sites that already had one installed (EcomBack: 983 of 3,948).
Services and pricing
Published prices, no surprises.
Every standard price is published. Every engagement can start with the free snapshot.
Free Snapshot
Automated check of up to 10 pages plus a review call.
Free
Accessibility Audit
People test your key journeys, plus automated scans. A retest is included.
From $1,200
Remediation
We fix the code, retest every fix, and document it.
Fixed quote, or $150 an hour
Monitoring plans
Weekly scans and checks by people, with plans that add quarterly testing and fix hours.
From $99 a month per site
Demand-letter technical support
We check every barrier a demand letter names and write it up for your attorney.
$950 flat
Consulting hours and team training
Hours with a specialist, and live training for your team.
$150 an hour
We provide technical accessibility services, not legal advice.
See every priceWho we help
Built for businesses where a form or a checkout is the business.
Medspas and clinics
Online booking, intake forms and patient portals that work for every patient.
Shopify and WordPress stores
Product pages, carts and checkouts people can complete without a mouse.
Multi-location businesses
One fix in a shared template, applied across every location page.
Restaurants and bars
Menus, reservations and ordering that screen readers can actually read.
Questions
Straight answers.
Do you guarantee we'll be ADA compliant or won't get sued?
No, and no one honestly can. Accessibility is a standard you test against, not a status you earn once. We find and fix barriers, retest, and give you dated records. Legal questions go to your attorney.
Do you use overlays or widgets?
No. Overlays sit on top of a broken page and don't fix the code underneath. We fix the code.
Is this legal advice?
No. We provide technical accessibility services and work alongside your attorney when you need one.
Start with a free snapshot.
Tell us your website. We'll run an automated check of up to 10 key pages and walk you through what we found. It's an automated check that finds only some issues, not an audit.
Get a free snapshot