We find and fix accessibility barriers in your code, add a toolbar so visitors can adjust your site to their needs, and keep checking as your site changes.
And a plugin alone isn’t enough. Real accessibility starts in the code, so that’s where we start too.
Website accessibility lawsuits filed in federal court, up 27% from 2024.
Only New York saw more website accessibility lawsuits in 2025.
Websites with an accessibility widget installed were still named in lawsuits in 2025.
Sources: Seyfarth Shaw (2026); EcomBack 2025 annual report; UsableNet 2025 year-end report.
We combine real fixes in your code with tools that help every visitor, then keep watching as your site changes.
We check your site against WCAG 2.2 guidelines, including keyboard and screen reader use.
We fix issues in the code itself: color contrast, alt text, form labels, headings, and focus states.
accessiBe’s toolbar lets visitors adjust text size, contrast, spacing, and more, and adds an accessibility statement.
Your site is rescanned as content changes, so new issues get caught and fixed.
Most sites need both: the toolbar for visitors today, and code fixes for lasting accessibility.
For businesses that want their site checked and fixed to WCAG 2.2 AA.
See accessiBe’s current plans at accessibe.com. No tool or service can guarantee legal compliance. Our goal is a genuinely accessible website and a documented, good-faith effort.
No tool can do that by itself, which is why we don’t stop at the toolbar. We fix accessibility issues in your site’s code and use the toolbar as an extra layer for visitors.
We work to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the widely recognized standard for website accessibility.
Talk to your attorney first, then let us know. We can review the issues raised and fix them quickly.
Yes. Every website we build follows accessibility best practices from the start, including color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader labels, and accessible forms.
Start with a free consultation and we’ll show you where your site stands today.
