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1,427
companies sued AGAIN in 2025 after a prior ADA claim
8,667
total ADA Title III lawsuits filed in 2025
22.6%
of sued websites had an overlay installed
Why Speed Matters

The First 72 Hours Are Critical

1

Scan your site immediately

Before you change anything, create a timestamped record of your current compliance state. This baseline is evidence. Our scan takes under 60 seconds and documents every WCAG violation on your site.

2

Start fixing the highest-risk violations

Missing alt text, unlabeled form inputs, empty links, missing page language. These are the violations plaintiff attorneys look for first. Every fix you document with a date strengthens your defense.

3

Get an ADA defense attorney

Not a general business lawyer. An attorney who specifically handles ADA website accessibility defense. They can evaluate the claim, check if the plaintiff is a serial filer, and negotiate from a position of documented compliance.

4

Get your Compliance Shield

The Compliance Shield ($299) creates defense-grade documentation: a full WCAG compliance report, formal compliance letter, and documented remediation plan. This is the evidence courts look for when evaluating good faith.

Critical Warning

Why Companies Get Sued Again

Incomplete remediation

Fixing some violations but not all leaves you exposed. Plaintiff attorneys use automated tools to find remaining issues and file again.

Accessibility overlays instead of real fixes

22.6% of websites sued in H1 2025 had an overlay installed at the time. Overlays do not fix your actual code. The FTC fined accessiBe $1 million for misleading compliance claims.

Website changes introduce new violations

New content, plugin updates, and redesigns can reintroduce accessibility issues. Without ongoing monitoring, you will not know until the next demand letter arrives.

No documentation of compliance efforts

Without timestamped evidence of your remediation, you cannot demonstrate good faith. Courts weigh this heavily when evaluating ADA claims.

The solution: scan, fix everything, monitor continuously, and document it all.

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Defense-grade documentation that demonstrates good-faith compliance. Full WCAG report, formal compliance letter, and documented remediation plan.

$299 one-time

vs. $5,000 to $75,000+ in settlement costs

  • Full WCAG compliance report
  • Formal compliance letter
  • Documented remediation plan
  • Evidence of good-faith effort
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FAQ

Common Questions

How quickly can I scan my site?
Under 60 seconds. Enter your URL, get your compliance score and a list of specific WCAG violations. No account required. The free scan shows your score and top 3 issues. The full $19 report shows every violation with exact HTML elements and step-by-step fix instructions you can hand directly to your developer.
Will fixing the issues prevent another lawsuit?
No tool can guarantee immunity from future ADA claims. However, documented remediation significantly reduces your risk. Courts look favorably on businesses that demonstrate good-faith compliance efforts. A timestamped compliance report showing you identified and fixed violations is exactly the evidence that strengthens your defense and lowers settlement amounts.
Why do companies get sued again after a prior ADA claim?
According to Seyfarth Shaw's analysis of 2025 ADA Title III filings, 1,427 defendants were repeat targets who had been sued previously. Common reasons include: the original remediation was incomplete, new content introduced new violations, accessibility overlays were installed instead of actual fixes, or the website was redesigned without accessibility in mind. Ongoing monitoring is the only way to prevent recurrence.
Should I respond to the demand letter before scanning?
Consult an attorney first, but scan your site immediately regardless. The scan creates a timestamped baseline of your current compliance state. If you start fixing issues now, you build a documented remediation timeline that demonstrates good faith. Do not wait to understand the scope of the problem.
How is this different from an accessibility overlay?
Overlays are JavaScript widgets that attempt to fix accessibility issues on the client side. They do not actually remediate the underlying code. According to EcomBack's H1 2025 report, 22.6% of websites sued for ADA violations had an overlay installed. The FTC fined accessiBe $1 million in January 2025 for deceptive compliance claims. OnePageAudit identifies the actual code-level violations so your developer can fix them properly.

Time is not on your side.
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1,427 companies were sued again in 2025 after a prior ADA claim. Do not be next. Document your compliance state today.