Make Sure Everyone Can Use Your Website.
We find what blocks people with disabilities on your site and show you how to fix it, in plain English.
Why This Matters
Some of your visitors can't see your screen, can't use a mouse, or need bigger text. If your site doesn't work for them, they leave, and some file complaints.
We Check. You Fix. Visitors See You Care.
No technical knowledge needed. Here's what happens after you add your website.
We Check Your Website and Email You What's Wrong
Every week we automatically check your pages for common problems, like text that's too faint to read, pictures with no description for blind visitors, and buttons that don't say what they do. You get a short email with your score and what to fix first.
You Get a Public Accessibility Page
We host a page you can link from your website's footer. It says which accessibility standard you follow, when your site was last checked, what you're still working on, and how people can reach you. It shows you take this seriously. It isn't a certificate.
Visitors Can Tell You About Problems
If someone gets stuck on your site, they can report it in two clicks. You get the details by email, so you can fix it and reply, instead of losing that customer.
"Visitors can tell you about a problem in two clicks."
A Small Help Button for Your Visitors
Optional. Visitors can make text bigger, raise the contrast, switch to an easier font, highlight links, stop animations, or tell you about a problem. Their choices are remembered as they move around your site. Try it on this page.
A Website Everyone Can Read
More than 1 in 4 US adults has a disability (CDC). Some of your visitors need bigger text, stronger contrast, or an easier font. The help button gives them that, plus a quick way to tell you when something doesn't work.
Add It to Your Site
- Report a Problem: Visitors describe what went wrong, and it lands in your inbox with the page they were on.
- Higher Contrast: Makes text stand out more for people with low vision.
- Bigger Text and an Easier Font: Text size can go from 80% to 160%, plus a font option some people with dyslexia find easier to read.
- Works With a Keyboard and Screen Readers: The help button itself is fully usable without a mouse. You choose where it sits (bottom right, bottom left, or hidden behind your own link) from your dashboard.
What You Get
Everything you need to find problems, fix them, and show your visitors you care.
A Weekly Check-Up
We check your site every week and email you a simple report. If a theme update or a new page breaks something, you'll know right away.
A Tiny Help Button
Reading tools for visitors that are remembered from page to page, plus a "report a problem" form. It's about 3 KB, so it won't slow your site down, and it doesn't track anyone.
Works fully with a keyboard and with screen readers.
Problem Reports, Straight to You
When a visitor can't do something on your site, they can tell you. You get the page and the details by email, so you can fix it and reply.
"The menu text is too faint to read on my phone."
Your Public Accessibility Page
A page you link from your footer that says what standard you follow, when your site was last checked, what you're still fixing, and how to reach you.
Simple Pricing
Start free. Paid plans are billed once a year, and you can cancel anytime.
Starter Shield
For a single website, blog, or small shop.
That's $1/month, billed once a year
1 website
Everything below, for your website.
Business Shield
Most popularFor businesses with a few websites or shops.
That's about $2.42/month, billed once a year
Up to 3 websites
Everything below, for each of your sites.
Agency Shield
For freelancers and agencies looking after client websites.
That's about $8.25/month, billed once a year
Up to 10 websites
Everything below, for each site, plus:
- Invite your team by email
- Client reports with your agency's name
Every paid plan includes
Check up to 100 pages
Check your whole site whenever you want, not just the homepage.
Automatic weekly check
We re-check your main pages every week, so new problems don't slip by.
Weekly email report
Your score and what to fix first, in plain English.
Step-by-step fix guides
Simple steps for Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, and Webflow.
Public accessibility page
A page for your footer that shows what you check and how to reach you.
Help button and problem reports
Visitors can adjust your pages or tell you what stopped them.
15-minute checklist
Simple checks you do yourself for the things a computer can't test.
A record of your fixes
A dated list of what you found and fixed, ready to download.
- 1 website
- Homepage check, once a week
- Step-by-step fix guides
- Your public accessibility page
- Help button and problem reports
14-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If it's not for you, email us within 14 days of paying and we'll refund you in full.
Payments are handled securely by Polar. Cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay accepted. Cancel anytime.
How Is This Different From Other Options?
Here's what each option really does, including what ours doesn't.
| Question | Accessibility Shield | "Fix-it" widgets (overlays) | Hiring an expert audit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free for 1 site, or $12/yr ($1/mo) | From $490/year (published accessiBe and UserWay entry plans, 2026) | Quoted per project |
| Does it fix your website? | It shows you exactly what to change, so you fix it for good | No. It changes how the page looks in the visitor's browser, but the real problems stay | No. You get a report and make the fixes |
| Keeps checking over time? | ✓ Every week | Varies | No, one time only |
| Does a person review your site? | No, automatic checks plus a checklist you do yourself | Varies | ✓ Yes |
| Public accessibility page? | ✓ Updates every week | Varies | No |
| Can visitors report problems? | ✓ Sent to your inbox | Varies | No |