Solutions
The same honest product, shaped to your situation.
One dashboard, connected however your platform allows. What changes between these eight pages is not the feature list — it is which plan fits, what the law expects of you, and how far a fix can reach on your platform. All of that is stated plainly, including where it stops.
- Free 5-page check
- No credit card
- WCAG 2.2 AA · axe-core
- Small businesses
- Agencies
- Online stores
- Public sector
- WordPress and every other platform
Who it’s for
Pick the one that sounds like you.
The product is the same in all four. What differs is the plan that fits, the deadline you are working against, and what you will be asked to show if a complaint arrives.
Small businesses
One site, no agency, and no accessibility team. Start with the free five-page check, read the list in plain English, and fix what actually matters.
Learn moreAgencies and freelancers
Twenty-five client sites in one dashboard, scanned daily, each with its own dated evidence pack you can hand straight to the client.
Learn moreOnline stores
E-commerce is explicitly in EAA scope. Fix the pages that take money, and have every fix re-measured on the live page before you trust the number.
Learn morePublic sector and non-profits
You are required to publish an accessibility statement. This one is generated from real scan data, served on your own domain, and honest about what is not fixed.
Learn more
Where your site lives
How far a fix can reach depends on your platform.
Fixes are applied at the source where the platform allows it, and in the browser where it does not. WordPress allows it; most platforms do not. Each page below says which mode you get before you pay, not after.
WordPress
The strongest mode: an approved fix is written into the page before it leaves your server. No extra JavaScript for your visitors.
Learn moreShopify
A theme app embed, with alt text written into your product images through the Admin API. The remaining fixes run in the browser, because that is what Shopify allows.
Learn moreWix and Squarespace
One pasted snippet — on a platform plan that permits custom code. Their cheapest tiers cannot install any accessibility tool, ours included.
Learn moreAny website
One script tag on a custom build, a framework, or a platform we have never heard of. Same rules, same verification, same honest limits.
Learn more
What we will not pretend
No page here promises you compliance.
No tool can honestly promise it, and the FTC fined the largest overlay vendor $1 million for saying so. Roughly a third of WCAG is human judgement, which is why the 16 manual checks are listed rather than quietly skipped. On platforms that only allow a script, our fixes run in the browser exactly as an overlay’s do — the difference is that they are deterministic rules you approved, limited to attributes and CSS, and re-measured on your live page.
- Fixed at the source where the platform allows it
- Verified on your live page, or no number at all
- Statement says “partially conformant”
- The 16 human checks are listed, not hidden
Frequently asked
The questions people ask before picking a plan. Product-wide answers live on the features page.
Do these plans differ in what the product does?
No. Every plan gets the scanner, the fixes, verification, the statement and the evidence pack. What the price buys is scale and cadence: how many sites, how many pages, and how often they are re-scanned — 5 pages monthly on Free, 50 weekly on Pro, 200 daily on Business, and 25 sites at 200 pages each on Agency.
Which platform gets the strongest fixes?
WordPress, without qualification. The plugin applies approved fixes as the page is generated, so the corrected markup is what leaves your server. Everywhere else the fixes are applied in the browser, because no other platform lets a third party rewrite your HTML server-side.
I am in the EU. What is the actual deadline?
The European Accessibility Act has been enforceable since 28 June 2025, so it has already passed. The first French lawsuits landed in November 2025. E-commerce is named explicitly in scope, and public bodies are additionally required to publish a statement.
Can I switch plans as my site grows?
Pricing is annual, per site, and every paid plan carries a 14-day money-back guarantee, so the honest advice is to start with the free check and buy the tier that matches the site you have now. TBD — billing
My site is on a cheap Wix or Squarespace plan. Can I use this?
Not until you upgrade the platform plan. Both gate custom code behind their paid tiers, and without the ability to add a snippet no accessibility tool can install — ours or anyone’s. We would rather you learn that here than at checkout.
Start fixing your site today. Free.
Five pages, every problem ranked by risk, in plain English — before a lawsuit-hunting scan finds them first.
- Free 5-page check
- No credit card
- 14-day money-back guarantee