Make your business accessible for everyone.
Our experts test your websites and apps, fix barriers in your code, and keep the record you show customers and buyers.
Our experts have done accessibility work since 2015, everywhere from startups to global enterprises and city government.
Most websites have barriers, and lawsuits over them are rising.
53.1% of the top one million home pages had images with no text description, so people using screen readers can’t tell what they show. Tools miss many other barriers.
3,117 website accessibility lawsuits were filed in U.S. federal court in 2025, 27% more than in 2024. State court cases and demand letters aren’t counted.
This is general information, not legal advice. Which laws apply depends on where you operate and who you serve.
Our services.
Choose how much of the work to hand over. We scope each service with you and price it in writing before work starts.
Managed accessibility
We take on the work: daily monitoring, fixes in your code, testing by experts, and the records you show buyers.
It covers the tasks and pages in scope. The record is evidence of your effort, not a legal guarantee.
Testing by people
Experts test your main tasks with a keyboard, a screen reader, and magnification, and an IAAP-certified professional reviews every finding.
They test the tasks and pages you agree with us, not your whole product.
Usability testing
People who use a screen reader, magnification, a keyboard, or voice control try the tasks that matter most to your business.
Sessions show what those people met, not every barrier.
Training for your team
Sessions for the people who design, write, and build your product, so new work arrives with fewer barriers.
Training doesn’t remove barriers already on your website.
Our services follow three paths, each building on the one before: Meet the law, Make it easy to use, Lead your field. See the services for each path.
Meet the standard, then make it part of how you work.
The same team and the same standard, sized to a five-page website or a whole portfolio of apps.
Small and medium businesses.
You don’t need an accessibility person on staff. We do the testing, the fixes, and the paperwork, and we ask you only for the decisions that are yours.
Talk to us about your websiteEnterprise and public sector.
We build a custom program around your products, your release cycle, and your procurement process.
- Experts test every product in scope
- Fixes arrive as code changes your developers review
- Daily checks, and retests after big releases
- Training for each role that ships your product
The program covers the products and tasks in scope. Our work is evidence of your effort, not a legal opinion or a guarantee.
How we work with you.
We test against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the current version of the standard accessibility laws point to.
Tell us what you have.
Send a link or book a call. We reply within 24 hours.
We agree the scope.
Together we choose the pages, tasks, and reports you need. The scope sets the price.
You get a written proposal.
It states what you receive, the dates, and the price. Work starts once you approve it.
We do the work.
Experts test your tasks, fix barriers a code change can remove, and tell you which ones need your decision.
We can’t promise when you’ll meet the standard, because that depends on what we find.
See how pricing worksWhat you get with Standard Access.
Find new barriers soon after they appear.
- Every release can add barriers, so managed accessibility checks your website every day.
- Scripted tasks try your main steps, such as paying or signing up, and tell you when one stops working.
- Dated reports show what was found.
Tools test only part of the standard, so monitoring alone can’t tell you whether your website meets the law.
Accessible websites are easier to find.
- Search engines and AI assistants read much of the same structure that screen readers use.
- Semrush found more accessible websites had 23% more organic search traffic, on average.
The Semrush figures compare websites. They show that accessibility and search performance go together, not that fixes guarantee a result.
Source: Semrush study of 10,000 websites, 2025Read how accessibility helps people find youHand the work to our experts.
- Nobody on your team has to learn the standard or remember to run a check.
- Each finding says what is wrong, who it stops, and how to fix it.
- In managed accessibility, our AI drafts each fix and an expert approves it, so your team reviews a change instead of writing one.
Some barriers need a design or content decision, and we tell you which ones.
Have something real to show when people ask.
- A dated record shows what was checked and what was found.
- With managed accessibility, our experts keep your accessibility statement and conformance report up to date.
- They also help you reply when someone reports a barrier.
The record is evidence of your effort, not a legal opinion or a guarantee.
Let more people finish what they came to do.
- 1 in 6 people worldwide live with a significant disability, about 1.3 billion in all.
- Clear labels, readable text, and simple steps help anyone in a hurry or on a small screen.
- A visitor who can’t finish a purchase goes to a business whose site works for them.
We can’t promise more sales.
Source: WHO, disability and healthYour first scan is free.
Automated tests check one public page, with no card and no call. You get a plain-language report in one to two minutes.
Tools test only part of the standard, so a page can pass every test and still have barriers.
Scan a page for freeCommon questions.
If your question isn’t here, send it to us. We reply by email within 24 hours.
Ask us a questionWhat do you mean by accessibility?
It means anyone can use your website, app, or documents. That includes people who are blind or have low vision, use a keyboard instead of a mouse, magnify text, or need captions. It also includes the AI assistants people now use to search, compare, and buy.
How do we find out whether we meet the law?
Start with a free scan of one public page. It lists the barriers a tool can detect, which is only part of the standard. Our experts test the rest with a keyboard, a screen reader, and magnification. Neither one is a legal opinion, so ask your lawyer how a law applies to you. Scan a page for free. See the services for meeting the law.
What does it cost?
We price each service from its scope, and the written proposal shows the price before any work starts. Your first scan is free. See how pricing works.
Do you use AI?
Yes, for three jobs. It finds a page’s main task and opens it, explains findings in plain words, and in managed accessibility it drafts code fixes. An expert approves, edits, or rejects each fix before it reaches you. In a free scan, automated tests make every accessibility judgment, and no person reads the report’s explanations. Read what our AI does and who checks it.
Can AI make my website meet the law?
No. Software can’t do that alone. Automated tests cover only part of the standard, and W3C says “no tool alone can determine if a site meets accessibility standards”. People test the rest. This is general information, not legal advice. Which laws apply depends on where you operate and who you serve. Read W3C’s guidance on evaluation.
Talk to an accessibility expert.
Send us a link, or book a call. We reply within 24 hours.
The free scan covers one page, and it tests only part of the standard.