Web accessibility, actually fixed

We send the code. Not a widget.

Accessibility overlays sit on top of broken markup and leave it broken. We scan your store, find what a keyboard and a screen reader can’t reach, and hand you the exact code that fixes it — then re-scan to prove it worked.

Scan one page free See a real report No signup. No demo call. You get the findings either way.

Press the button. Watch what a keyboard can reach.

Step 0

Same store, same design, same products. The only difference is the markup underneath. On the left, a real pattern we find constantly: navigation and buttons built from <div> and <span>, which a mouse can click and a keyboard cannot touch.

Nordvik Supply — todayWidget installed
Shop About Cart (2)
Add to cart
First name Email address
click here click here
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Screen reader says:
Controls reachable4 of 10
Nordvik Supply — after TabpathCode fixed
Skip to content
Shop About Cart, 2 items
Add sweater to cart
First name Email address
View the Fjord Beanie View the Bergen Scarf
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Screen reader says:
Controls reachable10 of 10

Both panels are a simulation, stepped by the button above — we don’t hijack your real Tab key. The sequences are taken from actual scanner output. Read the full report this came from →

Why the cheap option isn’t working

Accessibility widgets are the only affordable product most small stores are ever offered. The public record on how well they hold up is not ambiguous.

$1M

The FTC fined accessiBe

In 2025, for claiming its AI widget could make any website WCAG compliant. Final order approved 22 April 2025.

28%

Of businesses sued in July 2026

Had an accessibility widget installed at the time of filing — 113 of 401 cases, per UsableNet’s tracker.

64%

Of defendants are small

Under $25M in revenue. Roughly 5,000 US digital accessibility suits were filed in 2025; 2026 is tracking about 20% higher.

What you actually get

Every finding, in plain English, with the replacement markup written out. Your developer pastes it in. Or we do it for you.

Free scan
$0
  • One page, scanned properly
  • Every failure listed with WCAG reference
  • The keyboard walkthrough
  • Working code for your top 3 issues

No account, no call. Reply with a URL.

Fix Pack
$299 one-off
  • Up to 10 page templates
  • Every finding, every patch, written out
  • Keyboard and focus-order pass
  • Verification re-scan with before/after
  • Accessibility statement drafted for you
  • Three business days

Most stores need this once.

Fix Pack + Fitting
$899 one-off
  • Everything in Fix Pack
  • We make the changes in your Shopify or WordPress theme
  • Staged for your review before anything goes live
  • 30-day re-verification

For teams without a developer on hand.

If the re-scan doesn’t show fewer failures than the first scan, you don’t pay. Not a compliance promise — an engineering one. The same scanner runs before and after and you see both numbers.

Agencies and freelancers: $149 per site from five sites up, unbranded, delivered as your own work. Ask about white-label →

What we will never tell you

Nobody can sell you immunity from a lawsuit.

Any vendor promising legal protection is selling the exact claim the FTC penalised in 2025. Here is what we don’t do:

  • We don’t give legal advice, and we’re not lawyers.
  • We don’t claim a scan proves compliance. Automated testing reaches roughly a third of the WCAG criteria — our keyboard pass extends that, and it still isn’t everything.
  • We don’t audit anything behind a login unless you ask and give us access.
  • We don’t publish findings about your site. Ever.

What we do is fix the defects, show you the measurement before and after, and give you a dated record that you acted. For most small stores that is the honest, useful version of what a widget was pretending to be.