You have a deadline. You need your site compliant. We provide emergency WCAG 2.2 remediation with a documented compliance record your attorney can use — delivered in 1 to 3 business days.
A demand letter is not a suggestion. It is the step before a federal lawsuit. Every day you delay strengthens the plaintiff's position and weakens yours.
Most demand letters give you 15 to 30 days to respond. If you don't demonstrate active remediation within that window, the next step is a filed complaint in federal court — and your legal costs multiply immediately.
The average ADA website settlement is $5,000 to $75,000 plus attorney fees. If the case goes to court, costs regularly exceed $100,000. Documented remediation before a filing dramatically reduces settlement leverage.
The firms filing these suits maintain databases. If you don't remediate, you will be sued again — often by multiple plaintiffs. Documented compliance is the only way to break the cycle.
We have a streamlined process specifically for businesses facing active legal deadlines. No onboarding delays. No discovery calls. Direct to remediation.
Complete the assessment or email us directly. Mention the demand letter. We respond within 24 hours — usually same day.
We immediately scan your entire site against WCAG 2.2 AA. Every violation documented with severity, affected page, and legal exposure level.
We fix your site's actual source code. Not an overlay — permanent repairs your attorney can reference. Completed within 1–3 business days.
You receive a compliance certificate, full audit report, remediation record, and before/after evidence — ready for your attorney to submit.
Every deliverable is designed to demonstrate good faith remediation efforts — the single most effective factor in reducing ADA settlement amounts.
A complete inventory of every violation found on your site, categorized by WCAG success criterion, severity, and affected page. This establishes the baseline your remediation was measured against.
A detailed record of every fix applied to your source code — what was changed, where, and which WCAG criterion it resolves. This is your evidence of active, real remediation.
A dated, signed certificate documenting that your site was audited and remediated to WCAG 2.2 AA standard. Suitable for court submission, settlement negotiations, and attorney correspondence.
The complete engagement record — scope of work, timeline, findings, remediation actions, and final compliance status. Your paper trail if the matter proceeds to litigation.
A published page on your site declaring your commitment to accessibility and providing a feedback mechanism. Courts and the DOJ view this as evidence of ongoing good faith effort.
Documented scan results from before and after remediation — showing the violations that existed and the clean state achieved. Clear, visual evidence for settlement negotiations.
If your first instinct is to install accessiBe, UserWay, or another overlay to show you're "doing something" — do not. It will make your legal position worse.
Plaintiffs' attorneys are trained to look for overlays. In 2024, over 25% of ADA web accessibility lawsuits specifically cited the presence of an overlay widget as evidence that the defendant was aware of accessibility obligations but chose a cosmetic fix over real compliance. Courts have not accepted overlays as a defense.
The FTC fined accessiBe $1 million in January 2025 for deceptive marketing — specifically for claiming their overlay made websites compliant when it did not. Over 800 accessibility professionals have signed the Overlay Fact Sheet opposing their use.
An overlay installed after receiving a demand letter is not a defense. It is evidence that you received notice of the problem and chose the cheapest option instead of fixing it. Your opposing counsel will use that against you.
With rush processing, we deliver completed remediation within 1 to 3 business days from the start of work. Standard turnaround (for non-emergency cases) is 7 to 10 business days. We confirm your specific timeline before any work begins.
The full emergency package — audit, source-code remediation, compliance certificate, deliverable report, and rush processing — starts at $5,299. The exact cost depends on the size and complexity of your site. We provide a fixed price in writing before any work begins.
Documented good faith remediation is the single most cited factor in reduced ADA website settlements. Courts consistently distinguish between defendants who took real corrective action and those who did nothing or installed a widget. We provide the documentation your attorney needs to demonstrate that distinction.
Consult your attorney before responding to any legal demand. What we can tell you: having active remediation underway — with documentation — gives your attorney significantly more leverage in negotiations. Many clients engage us before responding so they can include evidence of remediation in their reply.
We perform full WCAG audits on any platform. Source-code remediation is available for WordPress, Drupal, and Shopify. For other platforms, we deliver the audit with a detailed remediation guide your developer can implement — still within the rush timeline.
Eligible small businesses (under $1 million in gross receipts or fewer than 30 employees) can recover up to $5,000 annually in accessibility costs via IRS Form 8826 — the Disabled Access Credit. Consult your tax advisor for eligibility. We provide documentation suitable for the claim.
The sooner remediation is underway and documented, the stronger your negotiating position. We respond to emergency inquiries within 24 hours.
No payment is collected until you review and approve a written proposal. All communication by email — documented and on the record.