Accessibility readiness
For public entities, nonprofits, and businesses that want a clear path — scan, fix, and document — without fear-mongering or empty promises.
Context
Last reviewed: October 2026. This is general information, not legal advice.
Process
Four steps. You’ll work with us directly — no account manager in the middle.
We run our own scanner against your site and pull out the issues that matter most.
We read the results ourselves, check what automation misses, and prioritize a fix list with you.
We rebuild or repair in WordPress — GeneratePress and blocks — with accessibility built into the work.
We re-scan, write down what changed, and help you publish an accessibility statement.
Honesty first
Automated tools catch only part of WCAG. Manual review is part of our process. We don’t claim or promise that a site is “ADA compliant.”
Sample
A short excerpt from the kind of summary we send after a scan. Plain language, prioritized — not a dump of raw tool output.
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In practice
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Placeholder only — not for production claims.
Ways to start
Pick the door that fits. Pricing is TBD — ask us and we’ll give you a straight answer for your site.
We scan your homepage, review it ourselves, and send a plain-language summary.
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Request a scan →Broader coverage across key templates and flows, with a prioritized fix list.
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Ask about an audit →We fix issues in WordPress — or rebuild where that’s the cleaner path.
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Talk about fixes →Re-scans, small fixes, and help keeping your accessibility statement current.
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We don’t promise or certify that a site is ADA compliant. Accessibility is an ongoing practice. We help you measure against WCAG 2.1 AA, fix what we can, document the work, and publish a clear accessibility statement.
We run our scanner against your homepage, review the results ourselves, and send you a plain-language summary of the highest-priority issues. It’s a starting point for conversation, not a full-site audit.
Public entities preparing for the DOJ Title II rule, nonprofits, and businesses that want a clearer path on website accessibility. We work best with WordPress sites, especially GeneratePress and block-based builds.
Yes. Most of this work is remediation on existing WordPress sites. If a rebuild is the better path, we’ll say so before you spend money.
We built our own scanner so we can tune how results are grouped and reported for the sites we actually fix. Automated tools only catch part of WCAG. Manual review is still part of our process.
Tell us your URL and what you’re trying to accomplish. We usually reply the same business day with next steps — often starting with a free homepage scan.
Send us your URL. We’ll scan it, read the results ourselves, and tell you what we’d fix first.
Request a free homepage scan