See where your website falls short on accessibility — and exactly how to fix it.
An independent accessibility audit for your business website. You get a clear, prioritized report you can hand straight to your developer. One-time, $99.
No account, no subscription. Just reply and tell me your website — I'll take it from there. Want to see a redacted sample report first? Ask and I'll send one.
Why this matters for small businesses
This isn't meant to alarm you — most websites have accessibility issues, and most owners have no idea until something happens. The point is simply to know where you stand.
- Website accessibility lawsuits topped 5,000 in 2025 (federal + state), up about 27% over the prior year.
- 64% of businesses sued had under $25M in revenue — these target small businesses, not just big brands.
- Retail and e-commerce sites are the #1 target — roughly 70% of all web accessibility lawsuits.
Sources: Seyfarth Shaw (2026 federal filings report); UsableNet 2025 year-end report.
What you get for $99
Every issue is measured against WCAG 2.1 — the technical accessibility standard most ADA web cases reference. Free browser tools can scan a single page and dump raw technical output. The report goes further:
Free tools (WAVE, axe DevTools)
One page at a time. Technical wording. No priority order. No fixes. You interpret it yourself.
Your $99 audit report
Multiple key pages scanned, duplicates merged into a real issue count, every issue ranked by severity, plain-English fix for each — delivered as a PDF your developer can work from.
Want to check yourself first? Run WAVE or axe DevTools for free — genuinely, go ahead. The report just saves you the hours of interpreting raw output and tells you what to fix first.
Simple pricing
$99 — one-time, one website. No subscription, no upsell, no retainer.
I'll confirm your site, run the audit, and send a payment link with the report.
Who I am
I'm Alyss Long, an independent web accessibility auditor. I run these audits through Lumi Orchid Digital Ltd, a UK-registered company (no. 15835174).
I'm not a law firm and I don't send legal threats. I just tell you what's wrong on your site and how to fix it. You're free to act on it, hand it to your own developer, or ignore it entirely.
Questions? Email me directly at alyss@napberry.com.