Make Your Digital Presence Accessible to Everyone

WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) is the internationally recognized technical standard for web accessibility, published by the W3C. WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the standard referenced in ADA demand letters, Section 508 policy, and most international accessibility laws. If your website fails WCAG 2.1 AA, it is exposed to legal action under the ADA. Beyond legal risk, inaccessible sites exclude the 26% of US adults who have some form of disability — a customer segment with $490 billion in annual spending power.

A standard WCAG 2.1 AA audit of a typical marketing website (10–20 unique templates) takes 2–3 weeks from kickoff to final report. Complex applications with custom components, e-commerce checkout flows, or large numbers of unique templates may take 4–6 weeks. We prioritize your most business-critical user flows so you can begin remediating high-severity issues immediately.

The ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) is a US civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. It does not specify a technical standard for websites. Courts and the Department of Justice have consistently pointed to WCAG 2.1 AA as the appropriate benchmark for ADA compliance. So in practice: meeting WCAG 2.1 AA is the clearest path to ADA compliance for your website or app.

Do not ignore it — a non-response escalates to litigation. Contact us within 48 hours for an emergency audit. We will document your current state, produce a remediation roadmap, and help you respond with a good-faith compliance plan. This documented effort significantly improves your legal position in any settlement or court proceeding.

Section 508 directly applies to federal agencies and organizations receiving federal funding. However, if your company sells software, SaaS products, or digital services to the federal government, Section 508 compliance is typically a contract requirement. Many large enterprises also require Section 508 (or equivalent) compliance from their vendors as part of supplier diversity and risk management programs.

We strongly advise against relying on overlays as your accessibility solution. Overlays like UserWay, AudioEye, and accessiBe are add-on scripts that attempt to automatically fix accessibility issues. Independent research has consistently shown they introduce new barriers, conflict with assistive technologies, and do not reliably fix WCAG failures. They have also been named in ADA lawsuits. The only defensible path to compliance is fixing accessibility issues in your actual code.

Our audits start at $3,500 for smaller sites and scale based on scope, number of unique templates, and whether native apps or documents are included. We offer flexible engagement models including one-time audits, remediation sprints, and ongoing monitoring retainers. Every engagement starts with a free consultation where we scope the work and provide a fixed-price proposal.

We offer both. Our audit-only engagements produce a detailed report with code-level fix guidance your team can implement. Our remediation engagements go further — our engineers work directly in your codebase to fix issues, add automated testing to your CI/CD pipeline, and transfer knowledge to your team. Most clients choose to start with an audit, then engage us for remediation of the highest-severity issues.