AGE ACCESSIBILITY ENGINE, INCLUDED IN EVERY PLAN
The AGE Accessibility Engine tests every page of your website against WCAG 2.2 Level AA in a real browser, fixes what can be fixed in the site’s code, lists what still needs a person, and sends a plain-English report every month. Tested, fixed in the code, monitored and documented. It is not an overlay, and it does not claim to make a site compliant.
Plenty of businesses test the home page once, or install a toolbar and assume the job is done. Problems live on the inner pages: the contact form with no labels, the video with no captions, the heading that skips a level so a screen reader reads the page out of order. Courts have increasingly treated business websites as places the Americans with Disabilities Act can apply to, and demand letters over inaccessible sites go to businesses of every size across the country. A demand letter does not care which page you tested.
This matters most when your website is how people reach you: law firms, medical and dental practices, home service companies, restaurants and online stores. A person who cannot use a mouse should still be able to book you, and a person using a screen reader should still be able to read your reviews. Accessible sites also tend to be easier for search engines and AI assistants to read, because clear structure helps everyone.
One service, four jobs: find the problems, fix them at the source, keep watching, and show your work.
We run axe-core, a widely used testing engine, in a real Chrome browser against the WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA rules on every page. That covers page structure and landmarks, heading order, the skip link, names on buttons, links and embedded frames, form labels, link styling, text contrast, and page language and title.
These are the fixes we make at the source, the same ones we proved on a live law firm site:
We do not promise compliance. No tool can certify a website as ADA compliant, and no one can guarantee a site will never receive a complaint. We are not lawyers, and nothing here is legal advice.
We do not use an overlay as a substitute for fixing the code. A toolbar can help visitors adjust the display, but it does not repair what screen readers and keyboards depend on.
Automated testing cannot check everything. These stay with a person, and every report lists them: video captions, whether image descriptions are meaningful, third-party booking calendars and review widgets, a real screen reader and keyboard walk-through, and content added after the scan.
Every page in your sitemap, every month, and again after any major change to your site. Each report shows what is new, what was fixed and what is waiting on you.
Every Agentic Growth Engine site is built on WordPress and Elementor, where we can correct the code directly. If your site lives somewhere else, the free scan shows what is there, and we tell you straight whether it can be fixed the same way. Sites on heavy themes or other platforms sometimes cannot.
The AGE Accessibility Engine comes with Foundation, Growth, and Authority and with the Webmaster Care Program. We test your site when it launches, fix what can be fixed in the code, scan every page every month and send you the report. The first round of fixes is part of your plan, not a separate fee, and you own the site, the domain and the data.
Not on a plan yet? The Accessibility Engine is also available on its own: $149 per month for sites up to 25 pages, $249 per month for 26 to 100 pages, and quoted above that. Month-to-month, cancel with 30 days’ notice.
The Americans with Disabilities Act is a civil rights law, and courts have increasingly treated business websites as places it can apply to. Website accessibility means a person who is blind, deaf, has low vision, has a hand tremor, or cannot use a mouse can still read your site, understand it and contact you. The standard courts, lawyers and testing tools most often point to is WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
No. A toolbar can help visitors enlarge text or raise contrast, but it does not fix the page code that screen readers and keyboards depend on, and no tool can certify a site as ADA compliant. We fix the code itself, then test it.
Every page in your sitemap gets a full scan each month, and again after any major change to your site. Each scan produces a plain-English report that shows what changed since the last one.
WCAG 2.2 Level AA, using the axe-core testing engine in a real Chrome browser on every page, not just the home page.
No, and anyone who promises that is selling something they cannot deliver. We test your site, fix what can be fixed in the code, monitor it monthly and document the work. A site that is built well, tested, kept current and backed by a clear accessibility statement is in a stronger position. We are not lawyers, and this is not legal advice.
Video captions, whether image descriptions are meaningful, third-party booking calendars and review widgets, how a screen reader actually sounds, and anything added after the scan. We list these in every report so you know what still needs a person.
Not noticeably. Most fixes happen behind the scenes: page structure, labels and names for screen readers, and link styling. If a color has to change to meet contrast rules, we show you first. We back up before every change and get your approval before anything goes live.
It works best on WordPress sites built with Elementor, because we can correct the code directly. Sites built on other platforms or heavy themes sometimes cannot be fixed the same way, so we check before we promise anything.
A scan of every page in your sitemap against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, and a short report that sorts what we found into three groups: what we can fix in your code, what needs a person, and what no tool can test. It is free and there is no obligation.
Yes. The AGE Accessibility Engine is included in Foundation, Growth and Authority at no extra cost, and in the Webmaster Care Program. The first round of fixes and the monthly scans are part of your plan, not a separate fee. It covers the site code we build and host. Third-party widgets, videos and documents you add yourself are listed in your report and handled case by case. If you are not on a plan, it is available on its own for $149 per month for sites up to 25 pages or $249 per month for sites of 26 to 100 pages. Larger sites are quoted.
