Every fix opens a door

The internet is supposed to be open to everyone.

When a business repairs its website the change is permanent, it is public, and everyone who was shut out the day before can suddenly get in. We give attorneys the evidence that makes that happen.

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About 1 in 4 US adults lives with a disability. Every business that fixes its site opens the door for all of them. CDC, Disability and Health Data System

The barrier

One missing label closes a door.

Here is the same hotel booking widget twice. On the left, what a sighted visitor sees. On the right, what a screen reader announces to someone who cannot.

What a visitor sees

On screen

What a screen reader says

Spoken aloud

list, 3 items “Deluxe King, 2 guests” “$189” button, unlabeled end of list

The Reserve button was built in a way that leaves it invisible to assistive technology, so the room cannot be booked at all — and nobody at the hotel will ever hear about it, because a customer who cannot finish a booking does not file a complaint. They just leave.

The scale

95.9%: of home pages failed the standard in 2026, up from 94.8% the year before. WebAIM Million, 2026
56.1: errors on the average home page, a rise of ten percent in twelve months. WebAIM Million, 2026
Title III: of the ADA is enforced by private action, exactly as Congress designed it. 42 U.S.C. § 12181 et seq.

What you get

A finished brief, ready to act on.

One business, one document, containing confirmed findings with a dated screenshot of each and a citation to the standard the business fails. A partner can read the opening page and know inside a minute whether the matter is worth their time.

A typical brief runs 23 pages and carries 38 confirmed findings supported by 30 screenshots, every one of which a person reviewed before it reached you.

See what is inside

Aldermarq ALD‑2026‑0002

Accessibility findings — subject business

Public website · documented 2026‑08‑31 · America/Los_Angeles

§ 4 Findings, by severity

1.1.1 Images carrying information have no text alternative Critical

4.1.2 Reservation button is invisible to screen readers Critical

2.1.1 Date picker cannot be operated without a mouse Critical

1.4.3 Rates text too faint to read at required contrast Serious

§ 11 Evidence

dated screenshot, 1 of 30

§ 14 methodology and review record 23 pp.

How it works

We do the research. You make the call.

Step one

You name the market

Tell us the state and the kind of business you want to work, and we search that market for candidates, keeping a record of every site we look at rather than only the ones that fail.

Step two

We examine each site

Every candidate is opened on both a computer and a phone, and each barrier we find is captured with a dated screenshot showing exactly what a visitor runs into.

Step three

An analyst confirms it

A person reviews every issue and discards anything that cannot be confirmed, which is roughly two out of every three. What survives is what reaches your desk.

Step four

You decide

The brief arrives ready to read. Whether a matter is worth bringing has always been your judgment.

More detail The full methodology

Pricing

From $795 a month, everything included.

Discovery, examination, analyst review and the finished document are all included, with no setup fees and nothing charged per scan. We send a sample brief for your market before there is any conversation about money.

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Why we do this

Every brief we deliver has the same possible ending: a business fixes its site, and a door that was closed opens.

We would rather have that outcome than any other.

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