We find what stops customers from using your website, fix it without changing your design, and show you proof.
We find the problems that stop people from booking, calling or buying on your website. Then we fix them and prove it.
We test your most important pages the way real customers use them: with a mouse, a keyboard, a phone and a screen reader (an app that reads the screen out loud for blind users). You get a clear list of problems, most important first.
WCAG 2.2 AA checks / Hands-on testing / Ranked fix listWe fix the problems in your website's code without changing your design. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Real code fixes, not widgets / Backup before every change / Your approvalAfter the fixes, we test again and give you a before-and-after report. If anyone ever asks, you have proof you fixed it.
Before and after / Tested on computers and phones / Written recordYour quote lists every page and every check before work starts. No surprises.
Why owners are paying attention: More than 5,000 website accessibility lawsuits were filed in the U.S. in 2025, and 2026 is on pace for more than 6,000, the most ever. About 2 out of 3 were against companies making under $25 million a year. Florida had 961 of the federal cases in 2025, the second most in the country. Sources: UsableNet 2025 year-end report and July 2026 update; Seyfarth Shaw, March 2026.
Six common website problems, how we fix each one, and what they cost real businesses in 2025 and 2026. The pictures are examples, not client work.
Before: it only worked with a mouse, so blind customers couldn't order. After: it works with a keyboard and reads out loud correctly.
Real case (February 2026): Cowford Chophouse, a Jacksonville steakhouse, was sued over a website that blind customers said they couldn't use. The owner settled for about $20,000, including lawyer fees (Action News Jax).
Before: customers didn't know what to fix, so they left. After: each box says what's wrong and how to fix it.
Real case (2026): Fashion Nova agreed to a $5.15 million settlement with blind shoppers who said they couldn't use its online store (court filings and U.S. Justice Department, 2026).
Before: when customers zoomed in, words ran off the screen. After: everything fits, even zoomed in 4 times.
Real numbers (2026): website lawsuits are on pace for more than 6,000 this year, the most ever tracked, and 79% are against businesses that sell online (UsableNet, July 2026).
Before: the menu was a photo, so screen readers read nothing. After: the menu is real text anyone can read, zoom or translate.
Real case (2026): one legally blind woman sued 49 businesses over their websites, most in the Gainesville area. A local bakery settled for about $6,500 (The Independent Florida Alligator, February 2026).
Before: light gray words on a white background. After: darker shades of your own brand colors that anyone can read, even in sunlight.
Real numbers (2026): 95.9% of the top 1 million home pages have problems a computer can find, and 83.9% have text that's too light to read easily (WebAIM Million, 2026).
Before: problems, and no record of fixing them. After: the fixes, a retest and a written report that proves it.
Real case (April 2026): a federal judge in New York dismissed a lawsuit against the eyewear store Moscot because it had fixed its website and proved it with an expert's audit report (Seyfarth Shaw, April 2026).
Every Risk Check includes hands-on tests a scan can't do: using your site with only a keyboard, zooming in on a phone, filling in your forms, and listening to what blind customers actually hear. They use a screen reader, an app that reads the page out loud while they press Tab from button to button. On most small-business sites, buttons are read as just "button", with no way to tell which one books the table. We check every button, link and form that way, and fix what's missing.
Three Florida businesses whose websites were the subject of lawsuits in 2024 and 2025, as reported by local news. None of them are our clients.
Flower shop · Orlando
“We’re just literally five people.”
A third party ran most of their website, and they believed it met the rules. The lawsuit arrived five days before Christmas 2024. On their lawyer’s advice they settled, paying more than $7,000 in fees and settlement.
Read the story: Leaf & Blossom, Co. · WFTV Action 9, February 2026
Restaurant · Gainesville
The owner had just launched a new website and didn’t know a site could be built to work for blind visitors. His team fixed it within 24 hours, but the lawsuit was already filed, and fixing it didn’t end the case.
Read the story: Satchel’s Pizza · Mainstreet Daily News, December 2025
Seafood market · Gainesville
Family-run since 1981. The owner settled and says it cost about six months of income and put bonuses for 25 employees in question. He first thought the lawyers who contacted him were a scam.
Read the story: Northwest Seafood · Mainstreet Daily News, December 2025
What they have in common: each found out about the problem from the lawsuit. Checking first costs less than fixing after.
Start with a check, or pick a package: we fix your site, keep it fixed, and your first month of monitoring is free. Every price is set before work starts.
Prices are public. The scope is clear. See all prices
$199
We find what's wrong and give you a written report with a set price to fix it. Fix it yourself, give it to your web designer, or have us do it.
Hire us for the fixes within 30 days and the $199 comes off.
$792 + $200/month · first month free
For smaller sites. We check and fix up to 5 key pages, then keep your site in shape every month.
Your first month of monitoring is free. No long contract.
$1,992 + $200/month · first month free
For bigger sites and sites that take bookings, orders or payments. Up to 15 pages and your whole booking or checkout path.
Your first month of monitoring is free. No long contract.
Questions about privacy, cookies or security on your site? Ask us. Bigger projects get their own quote, and prices are flexible.
Most website companies don't post their prices. We do. Your price is set before work starts, and you approve every step.
An automatic scan of your public pages with our specialized tools. We email you the 3 clearest problems in a 1-page report. It's automatic: no person tests your site.
Why: See what your customers run into, for free, before you spend a dollar.
No strings / Nothing to signA person tests your most important pages by hand, with a keyboard, a phone and a screen reader, including the main thing customers do, like booking or ordering. You get a written report of every problem we find, most important first, and a set price to fix it.
Why: Automatic scans miss the problems that matter most: the ones that stop a real customer from finishing a booking or an order. Those are the problems website lawsuits are built on, and only a person testing by hand finds them. The report is yours to use with any web designer.
$199 comes off if we do the fixes within 30 daysFor smaller sites, up to 5 key pages. The full Risk Check is included. We fix every problem on those pages in your site's code, test again, and give you a before-and-after report and an accessibility statement you can post.
Why: Widgets don't fix the code, and businesses that installed one kept getting sued all through 2025, with over 150 lawsuits in a single month (UsableNet). Real fixes work for every customer, and the written record proves what was fixed if anyone ever asks.
Risk Check included / Backup before every change / 30 days of follow-upFor bigger sites, or sites where customers book, order or pay online. Up to 15 pages, your whole booking, ordering or checkout path tested start to finish, up to 3 PDF menus or forms rebuilt as real web pages, and a written request to your booking or ordering company to fix their part.
Why: Booking, ordering and checkout are where you make your money, and businesses that sell online got 79% of website lawsuits in the first half of 2026 (UsableNet). Plus covers that whole path, not just the pages around it, with twice the follow-up.
Risk Check included / Up to 15 pages / 60 days of follow-upAfter your fix, or if your site passes a Risk Check. Every day we check that your site is up, its security certificate isn't about to expire, and your contact and booking forms are still there. Every month a person re-checks your site, we fix up to 1 hour of small problems, and you get a short report.
Why: Fixing once isn't enough: almost half of federal website lawsuits in 2025 were against companies that had already been sued before (UsableNet). New photos, plugins and updates bring problems back, and a broken form can cost you customers for weeks. We catch it first.
Billed monthly / Cancel with 30 days' noticeEssentials + Monitoring: $792 for the fix, then $200/month. Plus + Monitoring: $1,992 for the fix, then $200/month. Your first month of monitoring is free.
Why: Your site gets fixed and stays fixed. Essentials + Monitoring saves $398 and Plus + Monitoring saves $698 compared with buying the fix and the first month separately.
No long contract / Pay monthly or aheadA new website, built to work for everyone from day one, when yours is too broken or outdated to fix.
Why: Sometimes a new site costs less than patching an old one again and again.
Quoted after a Risk CheckEvery website is different. If a price doesn't fit your budget, ask us and we'll work with you. Buying a fix online pays its starting price. After your Risk Check we confirm the final price: if your site needs more work, we quote the difference before we start, and if you'd rather not go ahead, we refund you.
Nothing changes on your site without your OK.
Tell us which pages or tasks matter most, like booking or ordering. Please don't send passwords.
We test your most important pages and the main thing customers do, like booking or ordering. Then we send a written report, most important problems first, with one set price.
We back up your site, make the fixes and show you before anything goes live. You keep all your accounts.
We repeat the tests and give you a before-and-after report, plus notes on anything outside our control, like a booking app run by another company.
We're a local Miami business. We check local websites for free and send owners the clearest problems we find, so they can fix them.
We looked at the pages anyone can visit, like a first-time customer would. We didn't log in, type anything or change anything.
Every problem in your report was found by our specialized tools and checked by a person, with a screenshot or the exact code. You can check many yourself. For example, try pinch-zooming your site on a phone.
It's a free heads-up about problems your customers may run into. It isn't a legal notice.
Reply for a free 10-minute walkthrough. Or reply "stop" and we won't contact you again.
Somos un negocio local de Miami. Encontramos lo que les impide a sus clientes usar su sitio web, lo arreglamos sin cambiar su diseño y se lo demostramos.
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