We care about every visitor

The law requires you to have a handicapped-accessible ramp and restroom. Did you know these laws apply to your website too?

Lawyers are aggressively using AI to scan website accessibility and going after businesses by the thousands. Don't wait on a demand letter or a subpoena.

  • Monthly rescans
  • 132-language toolbar
  • Real code fixes
  • Monthly rescans
  • 132-language toolbar
  • Real code fixes

Free, no card needed. Up to 25 pages checked against WCAG 2.2 rules. You see your score and errors in plain English.

More than 1 in 4 U.S. adults have some type of disability, according to the CDC. When your site works for them, it works better for everyone.

We care, and we make it easy. Start with a free scan, then welcome every visitor with an accessibility toolbar, regular rescans and real code fixes from our team.

  • Helps protect your business from accessibility lawsuits by fixing real barriers
  • Shows customers you care about every person who visits
  • Opens your business to a whole new audience

ADA website lawsuits on the news

Local and national news reports on businesses sued over website accessibility. Videos load from YouTube only when you press play.

  • Thousands of businesses face website accessibility lawsuits

    WSB-TV

  • Florida business websites named in ADA lawsuits

    Tampa Bay 28

  • Hotel websites targeted by repeat ADA lawsuits

    KPIX CBS News Bay Area

  • Small businesses caught in a wave of website lawsuits

    Boston 25 News

  • Why inaccessible websites draw lawsuits

    WFLA News Channel 8

  • Website accessibility lawsuits reach Florida businesses

    WKMG News 6

  • Website accessibility lawsuits on the rise

    News-Press NOW

  • Local Denver businesses sued over website access

    Denver7

  • Missouri small businesses get 'sue-and-settle' website claims

    KMBC 9

  • A growing number of website accessibility lawsuits

    Fox Business

  • Thousands of businesses face lawsuits over their websites

    WFTV Channel 9

  • Owners face lawsuits when web builders miss accessibility

    WFLA News Channel 8

  • Pittsburgh businesses hit with website accessibility claims

    WPXI-TV Pittsburgh

  • How repeat ADA lawsuits became a business in California

    KPIX CBS News Bay Area

  • Is your website accessible to every visitor?

    FOX 4 Now

  • What the ADA means for business websites

    WFMY News 2

  • Maine businesses paid thousands over website access claims

    CBS 13 News

  • A small business owner on California's ADA lawsuit changes

    CBS News Sacramento

Videos are from independent news outlets and load from YouTube's privacy-enhanced mode. This section is general information.

How it works

Four simple steps, and we do the technical work.

  1. Scan

    We run an automated scan of your site and give you a plain-English report with a score.

  2. Install the toolbar

    One line of code adds our accessibility toolbar so visitors can adjust text, colors, spacing and more.

  3. Fix the code

    The free scan shows your score and errors. With a plan, you get the code and steps to fix real issues like missing alt text, form labels, headings, focus styles and skip links.

  4. Keep checking

    Scheduled rescans track your score over time and flag new issues when your site changes.

See plans and get started

The toolbar: try it live

The blue button in the bottom-right corner of this page is our real toolbar. Open it and try any setting on this page. You can also press Alt+A.

  • One-tap profilesSeizure safe, vision impaired, ADHD friendly, cognitive, dyslexia and keyboard user.
  • Read aloud, four waysWhole page (with pause and skip), hover to read, click to read, or read only selected text.
  • See what's being readThe current paragraph lights up and scrolls into view, and in most browsers the current word lights up too.
  • Speed and voiceReading speed from 0.5x to 2x and a choice of voices. Uses the browser's built-in voices at no extra cost.
  • Translate the whole siteSearchable list of 132 languages with an optional compact language bar and a one-tap return to the original. Read aloud switches to a matching voice. Machine translation by Google Translate may be inaccurate.
  • Text size and spacingBigger text, line spacing, and letter and word spacing.
  • Dyslexia-friendly fontSwitches to an easier-to-read font across the page.
  • Color toolsHigh contrast, inverted colors, grayscale, and low, high or monochrome saturation.
  • Reading guide and maskA line guide or a focus window that follows the pointer.
  • Highlight links and headingsMakes links and the page outline stand out.
  • Page structureJump straight to any heading or page region.
  • Keyboard aidsStrong focus outlines and an automatic skip-to-content link.
  • Calmer pagesStop animations, hide images and use a big cursor.
  • Toolbar in English, Spanish and FrenchThe toolbar's own menus match the site's language, and visitors can switch.
  • Remembers settingsEach visitor's choices are saved on their device, with one-tap reset.

Website accessibility in the news

Website accessibility claims are a normal part of doing business online now. Knowing the numbers helps you plan calmly instead of reacting to a letter.

3,117

website accessibility lawsuits filed in federal court in 2025, up 27% from 2024.

Source: Seyfarth Shaw, ADA Title III blog

About 4,000 to 5,000

website and app cases in 2025 once state courts are counted (EcomBack: 3,948; UsableNet: 4,928).

Sources: EcomBack 2025 report, UsableNet

64%

of 2025 digital accessibility lawsuits named companies with under $25 million in yearly revenue.

Source: UsableNet 2025 year-end report (PDF)

NY, FL, CA, IL

saw the most filings in 2025, together about 87% of cases in EcomBack's count. A business can be sued in a state where it has no office.

Sources: EcomBack, UsableNet

About 1 in 4

2025 lawsuits (983 of 3,948) involved sites that already had an accessibility widget installed.

Source: EcomBack 2025 report

About 95%

of the top one million home pages had detectable accessibility errors.

Source: WebAIM Million

What this means for you

  • A widget alone doesn't make a site conform. The biggest difference comes from fixing the site's actual code: labels, headings, color contrast, alt text and keyboard access.
  • We help reduce risk and improve access with a toolbar, regular scans and real fixes. No one can promise a site will never receive a claim.
  • Accessible sites also serve more customers. The CDC estimates more than 1 in 4 U.S. adults has a disability.
  • Eligible small businesses may qualify for the IRS Disabled Access Credit (Form 8826), up to 50% of eligible costs over $250, with a maximum credit of $5,000. Ask your tax professional whether it applies to you.

Everything you get

84 features

Every feature below is live today and included in every plan. The $299 one-time setup is charged once per order.

Toolbar adjustments (23)

  • Text size (4 levels)
  • High contrast
  • Invert colors
  • Grayscale
  • Saturation (3 levels)
  • Dyslexia-friendly font
  • Font choice: Atkinson Hyperlegible, Lexend or Verdana
  • Line spacing
  • Letter spacing
  • Text alignment
  • Stop animations
  • Mute sounds
  • Highlight links
  • Highlight headings
  • Strong focus outline
  • Reading guide (3 sizes, 5 colors)
  • Reading mask
  • Focus mode
  • Big cursor
  • Keyboard navigation aids
  • Hide images
  • Color-blind filters (red, green and blue types)
  • Dictionary on select

One-tap profiles (9)

  • Seizure safe
  • Vision impaired
  • Low vision
  • ADHD friendly
  • Cognitive
  • Dyslexia
  • Keyboard user
  • Color blind
  • Older adults

Read aloud (7)

  • Whole page mode
  • Hover to read
  • Click to read
  • Selected text
  • Block and word highlighting
  • Speed from 0.5x to 2x
  • Voice picker

Languages (4)

  • Page translation into 132 languages
  • Compact language bar
  • Toolbar in English, Spanish and French
  • Read-aloud voice follows the chosen language

Navigation and site owner controls (11)

  • Page structure navigator
  • Automatic skip link
  • Remembers each visitor's settings
  • Reset all
  • Custom button color and position
  • Hide or reorder tools per site
  • "Book a call" link in the toolbar
  • Accessibility statement link
  • Anonymous toolbar usage stats (tools, profiles, languages)
  • Owner page to hide or reorder tools yourself
  • Custom logo and colors on the toolbar

Free full website scanner (12)

  • Crawls your site's links and sitemap.xml
  • Up to 25 pages per free scan
  • axe-core WCAG 2.2 A/AA plus best-practice rules
  • 0 to 100 site score
  • Issue counts by severity
  • Top issues across the whole site
  • Score and issues for every page
  • Plain-English fixes with code examples
  • Private report link
  • Fix-it guide for each issue: before/after code you can copy
  • Fix steps for WordPress, Shopify, HighLevel and Wix
  • Mark issues fixed, then rescan the whole site

Monthly monitoring (11)

  • Monthly scan of the whole site (up to 1,000 pages)
  • Score history
  • Monthly PDF report
  • Trend versus the last report
  • Per-page table in the PDF
  • Score trend chart
  • Public progress page
  • Embeddable progress badge (image or script)
  • Monthly progress certificate (PDF)
  • Alt-text review queue: you write or approve each description
  • Alt-text code export (copy or CSV), never auto-injected

Service (7)

  • Setup by our team ($299 one-time, up to 3 domains): widget install, scan report, PDF of code fixes, DIY steps and a free 30-minute setup call; code fixes or a new site by appointment
  • Before and after scan report
  • Accessibility statement template
  • Email support
  • Free accessibility statement generator
  • Free 30-minute consultation call
  • "Have someone reach out" form

Plans and pricing

Simple pricing by the number of domains. Every plan includes every feature, so you only choose how many domains you need.

After you pay, you're emailed your widget, your full report, and the code and steps to fix your current site.

Coming soon: online checkout and automatic emails aren't live yet. For now, your site owner dashboard shows the same widget code, report and fix steps once your plan is set up.

Over 1,000 pages or images? Book a call with a specialist (opens a pop-up or a new tab).

1 domain

One business website

$25/mo

or $200/yr

plus setup: $299 one-time setup covers up to 3 domains

1 domain

Everything included (see list below)

Pay now
Most popular

Up to 3 domains

A few brands or locations

$50/mo

or $400/yr

plus setup: $299 one-time setup covers up to 3 domains

Up to 3 domains

Everything included (see list below)

Pay now

More than 3 domains

Agencies and groups

Custom

pricing that fits

4+ domains

Let's talk about what you need on a free 30-minute call with our team.

Book a call with a specialist

November special for CoOp members

Publish an AI Studio website in November 2026 and connect it to a domain, and you get ADA scans, the widget, setup and 1 year of service free, with the site brought to a score of 100 on our scanner.

$299 one-time setup covers up to 3 domains

The $299 one-time setup includes code fixes for up to 1,000 pages and alt text for up to 1,000 images.

Every plan starts with this setup, charged once per order. Our team installs the widget on your site for you, on up to 3 domains. After checkout, you tell us your domain and where it's hosted, we scan your site and email you recommended code fixes plus DIY steps for your platform, and you get a booking link to schedule your setup with our team.

Your $299 setup includes a 30-minute Zoom with a professional to install your widget and go over your code fixes. Your booking link is emailed right after you pay.

More than 1,000 pages or images? Need a custom build, or not sure you need a pro for code fixes? Book a call with a specialist (opens in a new tab).

Get started Need a professional fix?

Included in every plan

  • The full toolbar: every tool, 9 profiles, 4 read-aloud modes and translation into 132 languages
  • A monthly scan of your whole site, up to 1,000 pages. Have more than 1,000 pages or images? Book a call with a specialist (opens in a new tab).
  • Score history and a monthly PDF report (email delivery is coming soon)
  • Plain-English fixes for every issue
  • Accessibility statement page template
  • Hide or reorder tools and add a "Book a call" link
  • www and subdomains included
  • Fix-it guides with copy-paste code
  • Progress badge and monthly progress certificate
  • Toolbar usage stats and tool settings
  • Alt-text review queue
  • Free accessibility statement generator
  • Email support

Services

Setup and widget install

$299 one-time

$299 one-time setup covers up to 3 domains. Included at checkout with every plan. It includes code fixes for up to 1,000 pages and alt text for up to 1,000 images.

Right after purchase, you'll receive an email with your site scan report and recommended code fixes, plus a private booking link to schedule your setup. Our team then installs the widget on your site for you.

You also get DIY install steps for WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, GoDaddy, HighLevel, Webflow and custom sites.

Code fixes or a new accessibility-friendly site

Custom

We fix your current site's code, or build a new accessibility-friendly site on our AI Platform that also automates your business. Pricing depends on your site, so let's talk first.

Book a call with a specialist

Free 30-minute consult. Or see all three options.

What no plan includes

A toolbar alone doesn't make a site conform. Code fixes and regular checks are what move a site forward, and some issues, like video captions or complex forms, may need extra work we'll quote first.

Pricing questions

What counts as a domain?

A domain is one website address, like example.com. The www version and any subdomains under it, such as shop.example.com or blog.example.com, are included with that domain. A different address, like example.net or another-brand.com, counts as another domain.

How do I pick a plan?

Count your domains. One business website is the 1-domain plan. Two or three brands or locations fit the 3-domain plan. Four or more domains gets custom pricing on a free 30-minute call. Every plan has the same features.

What if I have more than 3 domains?

We'll put together custom pricing. Book a call with a specialist, or have a professional reach out.

How big a site can the monthly scan handle?

Each monthly scan covers your whole site, up to 1,000 pages, found by following your site's links and its sitemap.xml. Have more than 1,000 pages or images? Book a call with a specialist (opens in a new tab).

What is the $299 setup?

The $299 one-time setup covers up to 3 domains. It includes code fixes for up to 1,000 pages and alt text for up to 1,000 images. It's charged once per order, with your first month or year. Our team installs the widget on your site, scans it, and emails you recommended code fixes plus DIY steps for your platform. You'll also get a booking link to schedule your setup with our team.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Plans run month to month. If you cancel, the toolbar stops loading at the end of your paid period. Code fixes we made stay on your site.

Do I have to install the widget myself?

No. Your setup includes our team installing it (the $299 one-time setup covers up to 3 domains). If you'd rather do it yourself, you'll get step-by-step instructions for your platform.

What do the services cost?

Setup and widget install by us: the $299 one-time setup covers up to 3 domains, with any plan. Code fixes or a new accessibility-friendly site on our AI Platform are priced for your site; book a call with a specialist and we'll give you a quote.

Get install help

Setup and widget install by us is included with every plan, and one setup covers up to 3 domains. Have a question about your site first? We're happy to help. Nothing is charged here.

Pick what suits you: book a free appointment now, or send a short note and someone will reach out.

Book a free appointment or have someone reach out

Frequently asked questions

Will this make my website meet the ADA?

No tool or service can promise that. The ADA doesn't certify websites, and automated tools can't catch every issue. What we offer is real progress: a toolbar visitors can use, scans that find common problems, and code fixes that remove barriers. We'll always be straight with you about what's left to do.

Does the toolbar protect me from lawsuits?

No. No widget alone can do that. Many sites that were sued already had a widget installed. Fixing the actual code is what makes the biggest difference, which is why we include real fixes, not just a toolbar.

What does the free scan check?

It runs a full website scan: starting from the address you enter, it follows links on the same domain and your sitemap.xml, up to 25 pages on the free scan. Each page loads in a real browser and is tested with axe-core, the open-source testing engine used by many accessibility teams, against WCAG 2.2 A and AA rules plus best practices. You see your site score and issue counts right away. Enter your name and email to get the full report with every error and the errors on each page. The code to fix them comes with a plan.

How is the score calculated?

We start at 100 and subtract points for each failed rule, weighted by severity and how many places it appears. It's a progress indicator, not a grade from any official body.

Will the toolbar slow down or change my site?

It's a small script that loads after your page and runs separately from your site's own code. Changes only apply for the visitor who turns them on.

Do you collect my visitors' data?

No personal data. Toolbar settings are saved only in the visitor's own browser. If a visitor chooses to translate the page, the page's text is sent to Google Translate to do the translation. Nothing is sent unless they pick a language.

How good is the translation?

It's machine translation from Google Translate, so it's useful for getting the meaning but may be inaccurate. Text inside images and videos isn't translated. Visitors can return to the original language at any time.

What happens in April 2027?

April 26, 2027 is the date when larger state and local governments (populations of 50,000 or more) must make their websites and apps meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA under the Justice Department's ADA Title II rule. In April 2026 the department pushed both deadlines back a year, so smaller governments and special districts now have until April 26, 2028. This rule covers governments, not private businesses. Separately, HHS set May 11, 2027 for larger organizations that receive HHS funding, such as many hospitals and clinics. There's no new federal web rule for private businesses in 2027, but those businesses can already be sued under ADA Title III, and WCAG 2.1 AA is the standard most often cited. Source: ADA.gov fact sheet.

Is the tax credit real?

Yes. The IRS Disabled Access Credit (Form 8826) is for eligible small businesses (generally $1 million or less in gross receipts, or 30 or fewer full-time employees). It covers 50% of eligible accessibility costs over $250, up to a $5,000 credit per year. We aren't tax advisors, so check with your tax professional. Source: IRS Form 8826.

My site is small. Does this apply to me?

Size doesn't exempt a business that serves the public, and most recent website lawsuits named smaller companies. The good news is that small sites are usually quick and affordable to improve.

Which platforms does it work with?

Any site where you can add a script tag, including WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow and HighLevel sites.

Two ways to get started

Pick what works for you. Start with a free scan above any time.

1. Buy now

Choose a plan and check out. Your setup includes a private link to book your setup call after purchase.

Buy now

2. Talk with a specialist

Questions about ADA, code fixes for your site, or a new website build? Book a free call, or send a short form and someone will reach out.

Book a call with a specialist

Make your website easier for everyone to use

Start with a free scan. See your score and errors in plain English, then pick a plan when you're ready.

Over 1,000 pages or images? Book a call with a specialist