Who it is for
Businesses that want their website to work for people with disabilities, and those asked about accessibility by customers, partners or lawyers.
What is included
- An audit of your key pages and templates
- A prioritised list of issues in plain English
- Fixes for contrast, headings, alt text, forms, keyboard access and focus
- A re-check after the fixes
- Help writing an accessibility statement
How it works
- Tell us which pages matter most.
- We audit and send a report with a fixed quote for the fixes.
- We fix, re-test and hand over the results.
Not included
- Legal advice. We can tell you how your site measures against WCAG; a lawyer can tell you what that means for you.
- Overlay widgets. We do not sell or recommend them; we fix the site itself.
Our promises
- A diagnosis and fixed quote before any work.
- A backup before we change anything.
- Your domain, hosting and logins stay in your name.
- We never ask for passwords by email.
Related problems
Frequently asked questions
Will an accessibility overlay or widget make my site compliant?
Overlays do not fix the underlying code, and many disabled users find them unhelpful. Fixing the site itself is the reliable approach.
Does my business website have to be accessible?
Rules depend on where you operate and what you do. In the US, the ADA has been applied to websites in many court cases, and the European Accessibility Act covers many online services from June 2025. Ask a lawyer about your situation.
Fixed quote · No obligation
Tell us what needs fixing
We reply with what we think is wrong and a fixed quote. Nothing starts until you approve it.