A website everyone can use, with the paperwork to show for it
A clear audit of your website against WCAG 2.1 AA, the fixes made, and an accessibility statement published — so more people can use your site and you have shown good faith.
Enquiries answered 24/7 by our assistant · a person replies within one business day · No obligation, and no sales script.
- From $450
- WCAG 2.1 AA, evidenced
- You own everything
- Fixed written quotes
- You own everything
- US-hours support
- 660+ client reviews
Why people call us about website accessibility (ada / wcag)
You got a letter, or your competitor did
Website accessibility demand letters are common for US small businesses, and most owners had no idea there was a problem.
An overlay widget promised to fix it
Those one-line "accessibility" widgets do not make a site compliant and have featured in lawsuits themselves.
Nobody can tell you what is actually wrong
Automated scanners produce hundreds of warnings with no sense of which ones matter.
This is for you if
- US small businesses that have received, or want to avoid, an ADA website demand letter
- Healthcare, education, legal, finance and public-facing services where accessibility is expected
- Any business whose site was built without accessibility in mind, which is most of them
This is not for you if
You have a demand letter in hand and need legal advice. We are not lawyers and will not pretend to be. We can fix the site quickly and provide evidence to your attorney, and we will work alongside them.
We would rather lose the job than sell you the wrong one.
Everything in the price
No line items appearing later. If something is not on this list, we say so before you pay.
Four steps, no surprises
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Audit
Automated scan plus a real person using your site with a keyboard and a screen reader. That combination finds what either one alone misses.
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Report
Every issue explained in plain English and ranked by how much it blocks a visitor, with the fix named.
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Fix and retest
We make the changes on your existing site and test again, keeping the evidence.
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Publish and maintain
An accessibility statement goes live, and monitoring keeps new pages from undoing the work.
Not sure what your website needs?
Send us the address. A person looks at it properly — speed, mobile, how it shows up on Google, whether anything is broken or unsafe — and emails you back what we find, in plain English. No obligation, and no automated score out of a hundred.
- Back within one business day
- Looked at by a person, not a script
- No obligation to buy anything
We use it to reply, and for nothing else. No list, no follow-up sequence.
Starting prices in US dollars
You get a fixed written quote after a free call. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Accessibility audit
$450
1 week
Manual and automated WCAG 2.1 AA review of up to 10 key pages, a prioritised report, and a draft accessibility statement.
Audit and remediation
From $1,200
2–3 weeks
The audit plus the fixes on your existing site, a retest with evidence, and the statement published.
Ongoing monitoring
$49/mo
added to any care plan
Automated scans every month, new issues fixed as part of your plan, statement kept current.
- Fixed written quoteThe number you approve is the number you pay.
- You own everythingDomain, hosting, code, content and every account, from day one.
- Cancel monthly plans30 days notice. No contracts, no lock-in.
- Audits are creditedStart with an audit; go ahead and it comes off the project.
- A named humanUS-hours support and email replies within one business day.
USD invoices from our US company; pay by card or ACH bank transfer. Projects: 50% to start, 50% at launch. You own your domain, hosting, code, content and every account from day one.
Work we have actually shipped
Questions about website accessibility (ada / wcag)
How do payments work?
USD invoices from our US company, paid by card or ACH. Projects are 50% to start and 50% at launch; care plans bill monthly.
Does my small business website need to be ADA compliant?
In practice, yes. US courts have often treated business websites as places of public accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and thousands of website accessibility lawsuits and demand letters are filed against small businesses every year. The recognised standard is WCAG 2.1 level AA. We are not lawyers and cannot advise on your legal position, but we can audit your site against that standard, fix what fails, and give you the evidence.
What should I do if I get a website accessibility demand letter?
Speak to an attorney first, and fix the site quickly second. Our audit-and-remediation service usually completes within two to three weeks and produces before-and-after evidence and a published accessibility statement, which your attorney can use. We will work directly with them. We do not give legal advice and would not want you relying on a web studio for it.
Do accessibility overlay widgets make a website ADA compliant?
No. Overlay widgets — the one-line scripts that add an accessibility toolbar — do not fix the underlying code, are often unusable with the screen readers they claim to help, and companies using them have still been sued. Accessibility comes from the site itself: proper structure, labels, contrast, keyboard access and alt text. That is what we fix.
How long does an accessibility audit take?
The audit takes about a week for up to ten key pages, and the fixes usually two to three weeks after that on a WordPress or Shopify site. We test by hand with a keyboard and a screen reader as well as with automated tools, because automated scanners alone miss a large share of real barriers.
Let's build something your customers will use
A free 30-minute call, then a fixed written quote. No pressure and no jargon.
Enquiries answered 24/7 by our assistant · a person replies within one business day · No obligation, and no sales script.