Yes, we help with accessibility on existing websites. Options are a clean-up, an accessibility scan and report, quick fixes, fuller remediation, and monitoring. We bring the site up to WCAG 2.1 AA standards so more people can use it and you reduce accessibility risk, without claiming a forever “ADA compliant” label.
We bring the site up to WCAG 2.1 AA standards so more people can use it and you reduce accessibility risk, without claiming a forever “ADA compliant” label.
1 Clean-Up
A focused clean-up pass on an existing website to improve accessibility basics.
2 Scan and Report
Credited toward fixes
We scan the site for accessibility issues and deliver a report so you know what needs attention. The scan fee is credited toward fixes.
3 Quick Fixes
Address the more common accessibility issues so the site is easier for more people to use.
4 Full Remediation
Fuller remediation work brought up to WCAG 2.1 AA standards so more people can use the site and you reduce accessibility risk.
5 Monitoring
Ongoing monitoring so accessibility issues are checked over time, not only once.
6 Launch Bundle
Clean-Up plus Quick Fixes for $697. Start with both together at a bundled price.
Talk with us
Tell us a little about your website through the contact form on this website. We will reply with a simple next step.
Questions owners ask
Can you help with an existing website’s accessibility?
Yes. Options are a clean-up, an accessibility scan and report, quick fixes, fuller remediation, and monitoring. We bring the site up to WCAG 2.1 AA standards so more people can use it and you reduce accessibility risk, without claiming a forever “ADA compliant” label.
What do those accessibility options cost?
Clean-Up is $197 to $297. An Accessibility Scan and Report is $197 and is credited toward fixes. Accessibility Quick Fixes are $597. Full Accessibility Remediation is $997 to $1,497. Monitoring is $79 a month. A launch bundle of Clean-Up plus Quick Fixes is $697.
Will you say my site is ADA compliant?
No. We bring the site up to WCAG 2.1 AA standards so more people can use it and you reduce accessibility risk, without claiming a forever “ADA compliant” label.
How do I get started?
Use the contact form on this website and tell us a little about your website. We will reply with a simple next step.
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