Federal website-accessibility lawsuits hit a record in 2025, and schools are increasingly targeted. We run the same automated checks the filers’ firms use and send you a plain-English audit of where you’re exposed.
Tell us the site to audit. We run automated WCAG checks (the standard ADA web claims cite) and send a prioritized list of what to fix — no sales call required to get the report.
We’ll run automated WCAG 2.1 checks against your site and email you a prioritized findings report, usually within one business day.
We scan your site against WCAG 2.1 AA — the standard nearly every ADA web complaint references.
You get a plain-English list of the issues most likely to draw a demand letter, ranked by risk.
We help remediate the high-risk items and re-check on a schedule so you don’t drift back into exposure.
No — but the automated failures are exactly what plaintiff firms screenshot in demand letters. Clearing them removes the easy targets.
Yes. The initial automated audit and report are free. Remediation and monitoring are a low monthly service.
Schools have public, content-heavy sites and limited web staff — a common profile in the recent wave of filings.
Accessibility overlays are widely criticized and have themselves drawn suits. We fix the underlying issues instead.