An exposure score, and what to fix first
One number, plus a ranked queue, ordered by what actually gets pleaded in demand letters.
WCAG 2.1 AA · EN 301 549 · ADA · BFSG
A letter arrived. You have fourteen days.
Exhibit A finds the accessibility failures lawyers actually plead against small online shops, gives you the exact code to fix each one on your platform, and produces a dated record proving you fixed them.
No account. No upload. The scan runs inside your own browser and your page source never leaves your computer.
The situation
You are not being asked to care about accessibility. You are being asked to pay.
95.9%of websites fail these checks
~45,000demand letters sent per year in the US
$30,000average ADA settlement
27checks against the legal standard
Someone sends a letter claiming your website cannot be used by blind customers. It cites standards you have never heard of and demands money within days.
In Germany two waves of warning letters are running right now, demanding €595 and €2,700 apiece.
The honest problem is that most of the claims are usually true. Almost every website does fail these checks.
Widget apps don’t provide legal protection, and testing apps don’t fix issues.
The gap Exhibit A was built to fill
What you get
Five things, in about a minute.
Each one is a document you can act on or hand to somebody else.
Every failure, with its exact location
Line number, CSS selector, the offending source, and a plain sentence about what it does to a real person.
The actual code that fixes it
Exhibit A identifies your platform automatically and gives platform-specific fixes.
The accessibility statement you must publish
A legal requirement in the EU, and useful evidence everywhere else.
The evidence record
A dated, fingerprinted record of exactly what was scanned and when.
Why the cheap option stopped working
The accessibility widget did not protect anyone.
For years the standard advice was to install a $49-a-month overlay widget and forget about it. That advice is now actively dangerous.
$1MFTC penalty against accessiBe for false advertising, April 2025
800+businesses sued while running an overlay widget
25%of all accessibility lawsuits in that period involved overlay users
Overlays cannot repair the underlying HTML.
Exhibit A does the opposite thing. It reads your real source, tells you precisely what is wrong with it, and gives you the change to make.
Pricing
Pay once. Own the documents.
No subscription required to get compliant. VAT or applicable sales tax is added at checkout where required.
Scan
Free
no account, no card
- Exposure score and risk band
- Count of failures by severity
- Your three highest-risk findings
- Runs entirely in your browser
Watch
$39/month
up to 3 sites · cancel any time
- Everything below, for every site
- Weekly automatic re-scan
- Alert the moment a change breaks something
- Dated evidence trail that keeps accumulating
Recommended
Agency
$99/month
up to 25 sites · for freelancers and studios
- Up to 25 sites, monitored weekly
- Everything below, on every one of them
- Multi-page crawl — 50 pages per site
- Reports under your own branding
- Under $4 per site, per month
Would rather not subscribe? Buy the documents once and keep them. You lose the monitoring, so the next theme update can break something without telling you.
Fix Pack
$149
one-time, one site
- Everything in Scan
- All findings, with line numbers and source
- Platform-specific fix code for every issue
- Full report export (JSON and print)
Evidence Pack
$349
one-time, one site
- Everything in Fix Pack
- Accessibility statement, ready to publish
- Dated, fingerprinted evidence record
- Before-and-after remediation proof
- Priority email support for 30 days
If Exhibit A finds nothing on a site that a paid manual audit later shows was failing these same automated checks, we refund you in full.
The part our competitors leave out
Automated testing finds about a third of accessibility barriers. It cannot find the rest.
This is written on our own front page for two reasons. It is true, and pretending otherwise is exactly what earned one of the biggest names in this industry a one million dollar penalty for false advertising.
Exhibit A will never issue you a certificate of compliance, because no automated tool can honestly issue one.
What no automated tool can judge for you
- Whether an image description is accurate, only that one exists
- Whether a keyboard user can complete a purchase from start to finish
- Whether focus order is logical and always visible
- Whether an error message actually helps a confused person
- Whether video captions exist and are correct
- Content that appears only after the page loads, or inside an embedded frame
Fix everything we find, then have one person who uses a screen reader attempt a real purchase.
Animated, and still zero failures
This page runs WebGL and scroll-driven animation. It also scores zero on our own audit, works entirely without JavaScript, and stops every moving thing the instant you ask — or the instant your system says you prefer reduced motion.
Questions
Straight answers.
Does my page source get uploaded anywhere?
No. The entire audit runs as JavaScript inside your own browser tab.
Will this make me legally compliant?
It will fix the mechanical failures that dominate demand letters and give you documented evidence of remediation.
I already have an accessibility widget. Am I covered?
Almost certainly not.
What platforms do you support?
Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and more.
Which standard do you test against?
WCAG 2.1 Level AA.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Read the refund policy before you buy.
Do you sell my data or email me forever?
We do not sell data to anyone, ever.
Is the tool itself accessible?
It would be indefensible if it were not.
Find out where you actually stand.
Thirty seconds, no account, nothing leaves your browser.
Run a free scan