AOM Access Three
Website Accessibility Services
Audit. Plan. Repair.
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Your website could be turning customers away without you knowing it.
A visitor who can’t use your menu, complete your contact form, or finish a purchase may leave before you ever hear from them.
For people with disabilities, problems in a website’s code, content, or design can make those everyday tasks difficult or impossible. Website accessibility is about identifying and removing those barriers. It also matters for your business’s accessibility obligations under the ADA.
AOM’s Access Three helps you understand what’s wrong, what needs fixing, and what the repairs will cost.
Our Assessment & Action Plan combines automated testing, developer-led human review, and specific repair recommendations. You receive a prioritized punch list your developer can use, plus a fixed-price quote for AOM to complete the agreed repairs.
Accessibility Assessment & Action Plan
One-time assessment. No required subscription. No obligation to hire AOM for remediation.
Request Your Accessibility AssessmentInaccessible websites are getting sued, and small businesses are in the crosshairs.
The U.S. Department of Justice maintains that the ADA’s accessibility obligations extend to the online goods and services of businesses open to the public. Courts differ on some questions, and your obligations depend on your business and where you operate. But the lawsuits keep coming, and a demand letter can arrive without warning.
3,117
federal website accessibility lawsuits filed in 2025, up 27% from 2,452 in 2024.
5,000+
digital accessibility lawsuits in 2025 when selected state courts are included. A separate count from a different tracker.
64%
of companies sued in 2025 had annual revenue under $25 million.
6,176
lawsuits projected for 2026, based on filings through June 14. A projection, not a final total.
What a claim can cost
Settlements and legal fees
One accessibility attorney estimates settlements commonly run $5,000 to $20,000, plus $2,000 to $12,500 in defense attorney fees. Contested cases can cost more. These are practitioner estimates, not national averages.
State-law damages
In California, qualifying Unruh Civil Rights Act violations carry a minimum of $4,000 in damages, plus attorney fees.
Government enforcement
In qualifying DOJ proceedings, ADA penalties can reach $118,225 for a first violation and $236,451 for later ones. These are maximums, not automatic fines.
And then you still have to fix the site
Settlements can require audits, user testing and website changes, on top of the payment and your own legal bills.
A widget will not protect you. UsableNet counted more than 1,400 lawsuit filings in 2025 involving companies that were using accessibility widgets. That shows a widget doesn’t prevent a lawsuit.
And the lawsuit isn’t the only cost. Every visitor who can’t submit your form or finish checking out is a customer you never hear from.
Don’t wait for the demand letter. Finding and fixing barriers before a dispute gives you control over how and when the work gets done.
Sources: Seyfarth Shaw; UsableNet 2025 and 2026 midyear; Accessible.org; 28 CFR §85.5. Read the full article. This is general information, not legal advice.
Find the Problems That Can Stand Between You and Your Customers
Your website may look good and work well for you while creating obstacles for someone using a keyboard, screen reader, or other assistive technology.
Accessibility problems can prevent visitors from:
- Finding information about your products or services.
- Using menus, buttons, and links.
- Understanding important images or instructions.
- Completing forms or correcting submission errors.
- Booking an appointment or making a purchase.
An assessment gives you a starting point for addressing those problems. You’ll know which issues we identified, why they matter, and what changes we recommend.
Get More Than a List of Errors
An automated scan can flag problems. Turning those findings into website improvements takes additional work.
Which errors share the same underlying cause? Which changes should come first? What can your developer fix in the code, and what requires individual review?
Access Three gives you the findings and a practical plan for addressing them.
Your Assessment & Action Plan includes:
Automated testing using two independent accessibility testing engines.
Developer-led human review within the agreed scope.
A prioritized list of identified issues and where they occur.
Specific recommended solutions, including coding changes.
Identification of content updates and screen reader work needed.
A fixed-price quote for AOM to complete the agreed repairs.
What’s Included in Your Assessment & Action Plan
Website Accessibility Testing and Human Review
We scan publicly accessible website pages within the agreed scope using two independent testing engines, with WCAG 2.2 Level AA as our technical framework.
Our development team reviews the findings to identify underlying causes, group repeated issues, and recommend appropriate corrections.
Human review examines issues that require judgment beyond an automated result. Depending on the agreed scope, this includes reviewing image descriptions and checking selected content and functions with a keyboard or screen reader.
Before work begins, we confirm the pages, functions, and manual checks included in your assessment.
A Detailed Remediation Punch List
You receive a prioritized action plan that explains:
- What’s wrong: The identified accessibility barrier.
- Where it occurs: The affected pages, elements, or shared website components.
- Why it matters: How the issue can affect visitors.
- What to change: Recommended coding or content corrections.
- What requires human attention: Tasks such as writing meaningful image descriptions or checking screen reader behavior.
- What to address first: Priorities to guide the repair work.
The punch list is designed for your developer to use, whether that’s AOM or your own technical team.
A Fixed-Price Remediation Quote
You also receive a quote for AOM to implement the recommended repairs on supported websites.
The quote defines the included coding changes, content updates, human accessibility work, and follow-up testing, along with any exclusions or third-party limitations.
You own the punch list and choose who completes the work.
Implementing repairs and content updates is separate from the Assessment & Action Plan.
Three Ways to Work With Access Three
1
Automated Accessibility Audit
For businesses that want to identify issues before deciding on next steps.
Receive automated testing and a report listing the issues detected and what needs attention.
This standalone service includes automated testing only. Detailed coding recommendations, human review, screen reader checks, and website updates are separate.
Ask About an Automated Audit2
Accessibility Assessment & Action Plan
For businesses that want specific recommendations their developer can use.
Receive the automated audit, developer-led human review, a prioritized remediation punch list with recommended coding changes, and a fixed-price quote for AOM to complete the agreed repairs.
Request Your Assessment & Action Plan3
Website Accessibility Remediation
For businesses ready to make the recommended improvements.
AOM implements agreed coding and content changes, performs the included human accessibility work, and tests the completed repairs.
Full remediation is available for websites built with HTML, PHP, WordPress, or Shopify.
Prefer to use your own developer? They can handle the coding changes while AOM handles separately scoped work such as alternative text updates and screen reader checks.
Request a Remediation QuoteServices are priced separately. Your proposal confirms the scope and price before work begins.
See pricingAlready Have an Accessibility Widget?
An accessibility widget may offer display adjustments, but its presence does not establish that visitors can use your website’s navigation, forms, or other features.
In 2025, the FTC finalized an order requiring accessiBe to pay $1 million over allegations involving misleading claims about its automated accessibility product. The order restricts unsupported claims that its automated products can make any website WCAG-compliant or maintain that compliance over time.
The practical takeaway is to evaluate the website itself.
W3C, which develops WCAG, explains that automated tools alone cannot determine whether a website meets accessibility standards. Knowledgeable human evaluation is also required.
Access Three helps you understand what needs attention beyond any adjustments offered by a widget.
How It Works
- Step 1
Share Your Website
Send us your website address and tell us about important functions, such as contact forms, checkout, or appointment booking.
We confirm the assessment scope and price before beginning.
- Step 2
Receive Your Findings and Action Plan
We complete the agreed testing and review, then provide your report, prioritized remediation punch list, and fixed-price quote for AOM’s recommended repair work.
- Step 3
Choose Your Next Step
Have AOM complete the agreed repairs, give the punch list to your developer, or divide the work between your team and ours.
Pricing
Fixed prices based on the size of your site and the number of unique issues.
Automated audit
Priced by the number of public URLs we agree to scan.
| Public URL cap | Price |
|---|---|
| 1–25 URLs | $695 |
| 26–100 URLs | $1,065 |
| 101–250 URLs | $1,485 |
| 251–500 URLs | $2,285 |
| 501–1,000 URLs | $3,105 |
Over 1,000 URLs, or unusual access or interaction requirements: we agree the scope with you first.
Action plan and remediation
Priced by the number of unique issues. The action plan (punch list) is added after the audit, and remediation is added after the plan.
| Unique issues | Action plan | Remediation | Both |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–10 | $275 | $800 | $1,075 |
| 11–25 | $535 | $1,625 | $2,160 |
| 26–50 | $700 | $2,705 | $3,405 |
| 51–100 | $1,055 | $4,535 | $5,590 |
More than 100 unique issues: scoped quote. An issue is a named, deduplicated fix, not every scanner error.
Remediation: we make the agreed fixes, test them on a copy of your site, and then take them live.
Optional: page-count verification
$165 per website or store
Not sure how many public URLs you have? With read-only access, we inventory your published content, reconcile your sitemap, flag URL-expansion risks and agree the scan scope before you buy the audit. The fee is not credited toward the audit.
White-label services available for agencies and web designers. Contact us for partner pricing.
A fixed price for a defined scope. Your quote states the included work, the estimated hours, the test coverage and the acceptance criteria.
No automatic overage fees. If scope grows, we notify you at about 80% of the estimate, pause the out-of-scope work and wait for your written approval of a revised maximum fee.
We stand behind our fixes. Corrections for failures against the agreed acceptance criteria are never billed as extras.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Assessment & Action Plan include?+
The Accessibility Assessment & Action Plan includes automated testing using two independent engines, developer-led human review within the agreed scope, a prioritized remediation punch list with specific recommended coding and content changes, and a fixed-price quote for AOM to complete the agreed repairs.
The final price depends on website size, complexity, and assessment scope. We confirm your price before work begins.
Implementing the repairs is quoted separately.
Can I purchase an automated audit without the action plan?+
Yes. We offer a standalone automated audit that identifies issues detected by our testing tools.
That service does not include the detailed remediation punch list, human review, screen reader checks, or website updates included or available through our other services.
What’s the difference between this package and a free scanner?+
Free scanners can help identify common accessibility problems.
The Access Three Assessment & Action Plan adds a second testing engine, developer-led human review, analysis of underlying causes, and specific recommended corrections organized into a prioritized punch list.
You also receive a fixed-price quote for AOM to complete the agreed repairs.
Does the assessment cover my entire website?+
Our automated process examines publicly accessible pages within the agreed scope, rather than checking only your homepage.
Human review covers the pages, components, and functions specified in your proposal. It does not mean every page and interaction receives an individual manual accessibility test.
Password-protected areas, external platforms, documents, and specialized functionality require separate scoping.
Does human review include screen reader checks?+
Screen reader checks are included for the content and functions identified in your assessment scope.
The assessment documents the findings and recommended changes. Implementing those changes and checking the completed repairs are defined separately in the remediation scope.
Can my developer use the punch list?+
Yes. The punch list is yours to share with your developer or technical team. There is no obligation to hire AOM to implement the repairs.
Can AOM handle the human accessibility work while my developer handles coding?+
Yes. Your developer can implement the coding recommendations while AOM handles agreed tasks such as writing and updating image alternative text, checking selected functions with screen readers, and reviewing the resulting experience.
We define responsibilities and pricing before that work begins.
Can AOM complete all the repairs?+
We offer full remediation for websites built with HTML, PHP, WordPress, or Shopify, subject to the agreed scope and access to the website.
Some issues involving third-party platforms or embedded tools may require changes by their providers or replacement with another solution. Your proposal identifies known limitations.
I already have an accessibility widget. Is this still useful?+
Yes. An assessment can identify barriers in the website itself and help you understand what needs attention beyond any adjustments offered by your widget.
What accessibility standard do you use?+
We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the technical framework for the assessment.
Your proposal specifies the testing scope. Findings describe issues identified within that scope, rather than certifying the entire website.
Is my website required to be accessible under the ADA?+
The U.S. Department of Justice states that the ADA applies to web content provided by businesses open to the public. How the law applies to your particular organization and website depends on your circumstances.
Access Three evaluates technical accessibility issues. It does not provide a legal determination about your obligations or compliance.
Will the assessment make my website compliant?+
The assessment identifies issues and provides recommendations. Website changes must then be implemented and tested.
The service does not certify legal compliance or guarantee protection from complaints or lawsuits.
Are PDFs and third-party tools included?+
PDFs and other documents are not included in the standard website assessment package. They require separate evaluation and pricing.
External booking platforms, payment systems, embedded tools, and other third-party functionality may also require separate evaluation or work by their providers.
Is a subscription required?+
No. The Assessment & Action Plan is a one-time service with no required monthly subscription.
Additional reviews can be scoped when your website changes or you want to check for new issues.
Make It Easier for More Customers to Do Business With You
Find out which accessibility barriers may be getting in the way, what changes we recommend, and what the agreed repairs will cost.
Access Three Accessibility Assessment & Action Plan
One-time assessment. Human review included within the agreed scope. Repairs quoted separately. Use AOM or your own developer.
Access Three services identify and help address website accessibility barriers. They do not constitute legal advice or certify compliance with every applicable law or standard. Assessment coverage, manual checks, exclusions, repairs, and follow-up testing are defined in your service agreement.