Lighthouse Tells You What's Wrong.
We Tell You How to Fix It.

Lighthouse, WAVE, and axe DevTools are excellent at finding problems. They'll flag missing alt text, low contrast, broken ARIA roles, and dozens of other WCAG violations. But they stop there. You get a list of issues and a link to the spec — then you're on your own to figure out what code to write, where to put it, and how your specific CMS or framework handles it.

WCAG Repair picks up where free tools leave off. We use the same axe-core scanning engine under the hood, so you get the same thorough detection. The difference is what happens next: our AI analyzes every violation in context and generates copy-paste code fixes with before-and-after examples, tailored to your platform — whether that's WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, or raw HTML. Each fix is ranked by real-world impact and implementation effort so you know where to start.

accessiBe and similar overlay products take a fundamentally different approach — and it's one that creates more risk than it removes. Overlays inject JavaScript that attempts to rewrite your page at runtime, but they don't touch your actual HTML. Screen readers still encounter the same broken markup underneath. Overlay vendors have been named in hundreds of ADA lawsuits, and the National Federation of the Blind has publicly opposed them. At $490/month, you're paying 55x more than a WCAG Repair guide for a solution that courts and advocacy groups actively distrust.

For $8.99, one time, you get a remediation guide that a developer can hand to any team member or freelancer and start fixing issues immediately. No subscription, no overlay, no runtime dependency — just real fixes to real HTML that make your site genuinely accessible.