Could your website
get you sued?
Over 5,000 web accessibility lawsuits were filed in the US last year, and most targets were businesses under $25M in revenue. Paste your URL to see the issues that actually show up in those complaints — ranked by how often they get pleaded, in plain English.
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Why this exists
Website accessibility litigation has become a volume business, and the targets are mostly small companies rather than national brands. The usual first contact is a demand letter asking for a five-figure settlement to avoid a filing.
The frustrating part is that the tools available to a non-technical owner are poor. Free scanners output developer diagnostics nobody outside engineering can act on. Overlay widgets promise protection they do not deliver — sites using them were named in over 400 lawsuits in 2024 alone. Real remediation from an agency starts in the thousands, which is the cost people were trying to avoid.
What this does differently
Ordered by what actually gets sued
Findings are ranked by how often each issue appears in filed complaints, not by WCAG chapter. Missing alt text, unlabelled form fields, unnamed controls and uncaptioned video come first because that is what the complaints are built on.
Plain English, then the code
Every issue is explained in terms of what a real person experiences. The full report then gives the corrected value — generated alt text, a contrast-safe colour that keeps your brand hue, the missing label — so it is a task list rather than a lecture.
Honest about its own limits
The scan states what it cannot see, and refuses to show a comforting score for a page it could only partially read. That is the opposite of how this category usually markets itself, and it is the only defensible way to sell it.
Pricing
Free preview — risk score, issue counts and what each one means. Enough to know whether you have a problem.
$9 — one site, one-off. Every location, generated fixes, developer brief.
Bulk — agencies and anyone scanning many sites: email hello@mymindstudio.ai and we will quote against volume.
Questions
Is this an ADA compliance certification?
No, and be wary of anything that claims to be one. Automated tools can detect roughly 30 to 40 percent of accessibility requirements. This scan tells you which detectable issues you have and how to fix them, and lists separately what only a human review can assess. It is not legal advice and it is not a certification.
Do accessibility overlay widgets protect me from lawsuits?
The evidence says no. Websites using overlay widgets were named in more than 400 ADA lawsuits in 2024 and nearly 500 in the first half of 2025. Installing an overlay is not a recognised legal defence, and major disability organisations including the National Federation of the Blind oppose them because they frequently interfere with the screen readers they claim to help.
What does the free preview include?
Your risk score, how many issues were found at each severity level, and what each issue is in plain English, ordered by how often that issue appears in filed complaints. The $9 full report adds every exact location, the corrected code for everything that can be fixed mechanically, and a brief your developer can work straight from.
Which issues actually get cited in lawsuits?
Missing image alt text, form fields without labels, controls with no readable name, video without captions and low-contrast text account for the large majority of claims. This scanner orders findings by that real-world frequency rather than by WCAG chapter, so the first thing on your list is the thing most worth fixing.
Why does my site show an incomplete scan?
Some sites build their pages in the browser with JavaScript, so a direct request returns only a shell. Rather than report a reassuring score from a page we could barely read, we say the scan is incomplete. A quiet false all-clear is more dangerous than a warning.
Can you fix the issues for us?
Yes. We are a development studio, and remediation is ordinary work for us. The scan is deliberately useful on its own though, and a good developer can act on the full report without hiring anyone. For multiple sites, email hello@mymindstudio.ai for bulk pricing.
Nothing on this page is legal advice. Accessibility obligations vary by jurisdiction and by how a site is used. If you have received a demand letter, talk to a lawyer.