Material Connection
Some recommendations, provider-match workflows, resource requests, or referral paths on this site may create compensation for us if a visitor becomes a customer of a partner provider.
The current partner path may include accessiBe when the visitor's website, selected need, public-page snapshot, and consent choices make that referral potentially relevant.
A material connection is important context for the reader. We disclose it near referral choices, in the footer, and on this page so visitors can evaluate the recommendation with that relationship in mind.
Editorial Standard
We avoid claims that any automated product can guarantee full WCAG or ADA compliance.
We encourage manual review, legal counsel where appropriate, clear visitor support channels, evidence retention, and plain descriptions of what each tool or service can and cannot do.
When we discuss accessiBe or any provider, the responsible framing is fit-based: public-page triage, widget support, developer workflow, audit, managed remediation, file accessibility, VPAT/ACR support, user testing, monitoring, or litigation-support resources may be relevant depending on the situation.
How Compensation Does And Does Not Affect Recommendations
Compensation can affect our business model, so it must be disclosed. It should not erase the visitor's need to compare scope, exclusions, manual testing, documentation, pricing, and support responsibilities.
A referral may be useful when the visitor wants provider follow-up and has opted in to sharing the submitted details. A referral is not useful when the visitor needs only educational information, has not consented to partner sharing, used a disposable or unverifiable email, submitted sensitive legal or personal details, or appears to need counsel-first handling before vendor outreach.
We try to keep educational pages useful even when no referral happens. The free snapshot, methodology, source citations, worksheets, and buyer tools are meant to help visitors ask better questions before buying any solution.
AccessiBe-Specific Disclosure
When appropriate and with visitor consent, we may refer a lead to accessiBe. accessiBe's public offerings include accessWidget, accessFlow, accessServices, VPAT/ACR support, expert audit, user testing, file/PDF accessibility, and select-plan litigation support resources.
We do not represent that we are accessiBe, that accessiBe controls lawsuit outcomes, or that accessiBe guarantees ADA, WCAG, EAA, Section 508, or other legal compliance.
If a visitor is responding to a lawsuit, demand letter, PACER/NOS 446 matter, insurance claim, or attorney communication, the site should direct them to talk to counsel first and treat any provider discussion as technical support, not legal advice.
Consent Boundary
Submitting a snapshot request is not the same as consenting to partner sharing. The partner-sharing checkbox is separate so visitors can receive the snapshot without authorizing a referral handoff.
If partner sharing is selected, the handoff should include only appropriate context: submitted website, work email, selected situation, scan summary, provider-fit category, consent status, and non-sensitive routing notes.
We do not intentionally include passwords, payment details, medical information, private customer records, privileged legal notes, PACER-derived personal data, or docket details in partner handoffs.
How To Challenge Or Correct A Referral
Visitors can use the contact page to ask what was submitted, request correction or deletion, withdraw from follow-up, or ask why a referral path was suggested.
If a page seems too broad, too promotional, or unclear about the accessiBe relationship, that is useful feedback. The standard is clear and conspicuous disclosure, not hidden affiliation.
If a visitor wants neutral comparison first, the provider scorecard, solution-fit assessment, roadmap planner, and methodology pages are better starting points than a partner handoff.
Decision path
Use these links to move from research to evidence, then from evidence to a responsible remediation option.
Frequently asked questions
Does this site get paid by accessiBe?
It may receive referral compensation if a visitor becomes an accessiBe customer through a partner referral path. Partner sharing is optional and should be disclosed near the referral choice.
Does referral compensation mean accessiBe is always recommended?
No. The site should route by need, consent, urgency, platform, scope, and risk context. Some visitors may need a manual audit, counsel-first technical triage, developer remediation, file accessibility, VPAT/ACR support, or no partner referral at all.
Is a free snapshot a compliance certificate?
No. A snapshot is a public-page triage tool. It does not certify WCAG, ADA, EAA, Section 508, or legal compliance and does not replace manual testing or legal advice.
Can I use the site without partner sharing?
Yes. You can read the guides, run the snapshot, and use buyer tools without selecting the partner-sharing checkbox. Partner handoff requires separate consent.