One lawsuit can
cost more than
we do.
Website compliance. We audit, fix, and protect your business before the lawyers do.
No commitment · Results in 48 hours · Covers CA, NY, FL, and federal requirements
60-second scan · Powered by Google Lighthouse + axe-core · Free
$500K+
what one lawsuit costs an SMB to defend & settle
$9.7M
Target's settlement — one case
90%
of websites fail basic checks
Four approaches
Most accessibility solutions don't actually fix anything.
There are four ways to handle web accessibility. Three of them either won't hold up in court or aren't priced for a professional services firm. The fourth is what we do.
Approach 01
The Widget
"One line of code makes you compliant."
$49–$500
PER MONTH · FOREVER
- +Fast to install
- +Low monthly fee
- —Doesn't change underlying code
- —Screen readers ignore the widget
- —22.6% of sued sites had one installed
- —Federal regulators have fined the category
A cosmetic overlay on top of an inaccessible site is not a legal defense.
Approach 02
The Dashboard
"We'll tell you what's broken."
$25–$500
PER MONTH · FOREVER
- +Recurring monitoring
- +Trend reports for compliance officers
- —Identifies issues but doesn't fix them
- —Built for in-house engineering teams
- —You still own all remediation work
- —Dashboards get ignored by busy operators
A list of violations is not a solution. You still need someone to fix them.
Approach 03
The Consultancy
"Custom enterprise engagement."
$30K – $200K+
PER ENGAGEMENT
- +Real, deep remediation
- +Legally defensible
- +Comprehensive coverage
- —Priced for Fortune 500 budgets
- —Three-to-six month engagements
- —Custom quotes only — no transparency
- —Overkill for a 15-page firm site
The right approach. The wrong scale and price for most professional services firms.
Approach 04
JustCompliant
Audited by experts. Fixed by engineers. Certified.
From $1,500
QUOTED INSTANTLY · NO RETAINER
- +Real code-level remediation
- +WCAG 2.1 AA + VPAT certificate
- +Sized for professional services firms
- +Instant quote — see the price before you call
- +No widgets, no ongoing dashboards to manage
A genuine fix at a price that makes sense for a 15-attorney firm or a single-location medical practice.
Want to see what your site costs to actually fix?
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If you have a business, you're exposed.
Federal ADA applies nationwide. States stack additional penalties on top.
California
Unruh Civil Rights Act
$4,000
per visit
Any ADA violation automatically triggers Unruh liability. One visit is one claim.
New York City
Human Rights Law
$125,000
per complaint
No physical location nexus required. NYC customers = NYC exposure.
Federal
ADA Title III
$200K+
attorney's fees
No statutory damages, but plaintiff attorneys average $50K–$200K+ per case.
Four ways to get compliant
Every engagement starts with a free audit.
Know your risk
Audit
Full WCAG 2.1 AA scan with severity ratings and remediation guidance.
Learn moreTargeted remediation
Fix
We fix violations directly in your existing codebase.
Learn moreCompliance from scratch
Rebuild
Full site rebuild to WCAG 2.1 AA with VPAT documentation.
Learn moreOngoing protection
Maintenance
Quarterly scans to keep you protected as your site grows.
Learn moreSimple process. Fast results.
Free Audit
Submit your site. We scan every page in 48–72 hours.
Detailed Report
Every violation with severity ratings and fix guidance.
We Fix It
We remediate directly in your codebase. No disruption.
Companies that waited
Real lawsuits. Real settlements.
Target
2008
$9,700,000
Images without alt text, inaccessible checkout
ADA Title III + California Unruh Act
Netflix
2012
$755,000
Missing captions on streaming content
ADA Title III
Domino's Pizza
2019
Settled
Inaccessible app and website ordering flow
9th Circuit — Robles v. Domino's
Common questions
Quick answers to what most business owners ask first.
Does the ADA actually apply to my website?
In most US federal circuits, yes. ADA Title III (42 U.S.C. § 12182) has been repeatedly applied to commercial websites — most influentially in Robles v. Domino's Pizza (9th Circuit, 2019). If you serve the public, your website is almost certainly subject to the ADA.
What is WCAG 2.1 Level AA and why does it matter?
WCAG 2.1 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) Level AA is the international technical standard for web accessibility. US courts have consistently adopted it as the de facto benchmark for ADA Title III compliance. The DOJ's 2024 Title II Final Rule codified WCAG 2.1 AA for government entities; the Title III private-business rule is expected to follow.
How much can a single ADA lawsuit cost?
In California, the Unruh Act imposes $4,000 in statutory damages per violation. Federal ADA cases routinely involve $50,000–$200,000 in plaintiff attorney's fees. Major settlements include NFB v. Target at $9.7 million and NAD v. Netflix at $755,000.
Are accessibility overlay widgets a valid defense?
No. The Department of Justice has explicitly warned that accessibility overlays are insufficient. Plaintiff firms specifically target sites using overlays because they're easy wins — the overlay does not fix the underlying inaccessible code.
How long does an accessibility audit take?
Our automated scan returns results in 10 seconds. A full manual WCAG 2.1 AA audit takes 48 to 72 hours and includes severity-rated violations with remediation guidance.
What's the difference between automated scans and a manual audit?
Automated tools like axe-core and Lighthouse detect roughly 30–57% of real WCAG violations. They catch contrast issues, missing alt text, and broken landmarks, but miss content quality, keyboard traps in complex widgets, and screen-reader semantics. A manual audit closes that gap.
Every day without compliance
is exposure.
Start with a free audit. No commitment, no sales pressure.
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