I resell accessiBe, there's a script that we pay for and usually, it's for the sites that have less than a thousand pages or not. There are three flavors, one that's 1,000, one that's 10,000 to 100,000, and then another one. We're using the lower end because none of our sites have that large of a page count.

We had been looking for an ADA-compliant solution for a while. Some of our clients are represented in large public spaces and we wanted to mitigate any exposure that they may have to get sued by people who are looking for non-compliant sites. I stumbled upon accessiBe and tried it out. 

It's interesting because we actually had one of our clients who we put accessiBe on. I received a letter from an attorney stating that they weren't compliant. We worked with accessiBe and they gave us all the documentation to make those guys go away. It was pretty awesome.

They were headhunting in restaurants in San Diego and they sent them to multiple folks that were part of the restaurant association and my client happened to be one of those. One website ended up having to pay close to around $30,000 just to make them go away. Our client was privy to that information and was very worried, but I worked with accessiBe. They gave us all the documentation and we provided it to their attorneys. It was nice that their attorneys actually hired us to put the same solution on their site after the case was solved.

The whole experience was pretty awesome. Anytime that someone's looking for an ADA-compliant solution, accessiBe is the tool that we utilize.

We're a web development agency and we use it for our own site and for client websites. We're using it as an added service that's included in all of our new web builds to make sure everybody's compliant and fully accessible.

We are a marketing design and consulting company. We use it on our personal website, and we also offer it as a service or as an add-on for websites that we build and manage for our clients. A lot of times, our clients don't necessarily understand the importance or the need to have a web accessibility solution built into their website, but nine times out of 10, once we lay out the solution and show how simple it is to manage and how comprehensive it is, it is usually no brainer. 

We're a marketing and consulting firm, and we have a variety of clientele who are interested in accessibility solutions. We've recommended, installed, and used accessiBe for a variety of our merchants, and everybody has been happy.

We're using accessiBe for our business website, and we also design, develop and manage websites for attorneys across the US. We've been implementing this solution on our clients' websites as well. We're a pretty small company, with about 10 clients using accessiBe. However, sometimes our clients have been unresponsive on the matter of accessibility. But hopefully, all our clients will have accessiBe on their websites by the end of this year or early 2022.

It offers accessibility to your website in the form of increasing font sizes, changing colors, stopping animations, stopping videos, etc. The typical usage would be for anybody with a disability who would not be able to necessarily enjoy your website the way it should. Thanks to this technology, they can now view or hear your content, and therefore, be able to transact or do business with your website. Pretty much anybody with one of many disabilities can enjoy or take advantage of a website the way they would if they were an able person.

We have a script for it installed on our websites. This brings up an online application, which comes from their server, then any updates that they make will be completely automatic.

It is used to make our websites compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Our whole goal is to be compliant.

We furnish websites for our consumers, and accessiBe is a solution that provides compliance with ADA guidelines.