One price. No subscription. No widget.
The free scan tells you what is broken on one page. The Fix Pack covers the pages that actually get cited, tells you exactly what to change, and gives you the documentation to show you acted.
Fix Pack — $249
One-time. Delivered within 3 business days.
- Up to 5 pages audited in depth — normally home, a category page, a product page, cart and checkout, or whichever journey matters most to you
- Every issue written up with the actual fix, in your platform's terms: which file, which setting, which template, with the markup to use
- Prioritised by real-world risk, not by scanner severity — the failures that show up in complaints come first, then the ones that block real users, then the rest
- Manual review of the things automation cannot see — contrast on your actual palette, keyboard path through your checkout, focus visibility, reading order
- A real accessibility statement, written to what your site actually does, not a template with your name pasted in. Required under the European Accessibility Act and useful everywhere else
- A dated remediation plan recording what was found, what is being fixed and when — the document that demonstrates good-faith effort
- Free re-scan after 30 days to confirm the fixes landed
Full refund if the audit does not find actionable issues. You are invoiced after you approve the scope, not before.
How that compares
| Overlay widget | Stepless Fix Pack | Consultancy audit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical price | $49–$99 / month | $249 once | $2,500–$10,000 |
| Changes your code | No | Yes — you or your developer apply the fixes | Yes |
| Manual testing | No | Yes, on the pages in scope | Yes, extensive |
| Honest about coverage | Rarely | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | — | Small sites that need the real list and cannot spend thousands | Large or complex products |
What this is not
It is not legal advice, and it is not a guarantee. Nobody can sell you immunity from a lawsuit — not us, not a $10,000 audit, and definitely not a widget. What you can do is find the real problems, fix them, and be able to show you did. That is what this buys.
Questions people ask
I already got a demand letter. Is this enough?
Talk to a lawyer first — genuinely, before you spend anything with us. What this gives you is the technical side: an accurate picture of what is wrong, a record of remediation, and the fixes themselves. That is usually what the other side wants to see. It is not a substitute for counsel.
Can you just do the fixes for me?
Not at this price, and not on every platform. Ask when you enquire — if your site is on a platform where the changes are contained, it may be possible to quote for it.
What if my site is huge?
Five pages is the unit. Most small sites are built from a handful of templates, so fixing five representative pages fixes most of the site. If you have genuinely distinct sections, say so and we will scope it.