In 2025, 8,667 small business sites were sued under ADA Title III. 80%+ were healthcare, retail, and local services — the exact websites your patients use to book appointments. Run a free 30-second scan. See if your site has the violations plaintiff attorneys are already flagging.
Pinsilike (Italian merchandise brand) · 78 → 95/100 · Read the case study →
A firm in Florida called Equal Access Law Group filed 641 substantially identical lawsuits in 2025 using a single template. One attorney. One bot. 641 small businesses.
An automated script runs your site through the same WCAG scanner Fix47 uses. It takes under 5 minutes.
If violations are found — missing alt text, color contrast failures, forms without labels — a demand letter is generated.
You receive it by email or certified mail. The deadline is 72 hours. The demand: $5,000–$50,000 to settle out of court, plus attorney fees.
You settle. Or you go to court. Either way, you still have to fix the site.
Either way, you fix the site. The only variable is whether you did it before the letter arrived.
Average ADA Settlement
$25,000–$50,000
judgments reach $100,000+
Cost to Prevent Today
$1,297
ROI on Prevention
19–39x
Either way, you fix the site. The only variable is whether you did it before the letter arrived.
REAL LAWSUIT DATA
Every case below is drawn from public court records, verified press coverage, or official docket filings. Settlement amounts reflect publicly reported figures where available.
Evans v. multiple defendants (Gainesville, FL)
Forced remediation + fees
Settlement undisclosed · NDA
A Florida bakery and 20+ local businesses sued in batch by the same plaintiff attorney using an automated scanner. Each defendant had to fix their site and pay legal costs. Settlement amounts undisclosed per NDA.
Source: Mainstreet Daily News, Gainesville Sun coverage, 2025
Uppercrust Bakery — Gainesville, FL
$6,500 + legal fees
Missing alt text, color contrast failures, form labels. Owner sold 1,300 croissants to break even on the legal bill. Settled 90 days.
Source: Gainesville Sun coverage, 2025
Specialty food retailer — New York
Undisclosed
Color contrast failures and missing alt text on product images. Bot-generated demand letter. Resolved out of court.
S.D.N.Y. 2025 · ADA Title III
Nearly 4,000 ADA website lawsuits filed in the first half of 2025 alone.
Full-year 2025 totals reached 8,667 lawsuits — a 37% YoY increase. (Source: ADA Lawsuit Statistics 2025-2026.) Your site is a target.
Source: EcomBack 2025 Mid-Year ADA Website Lawsuit Report (3,948 federal filings H1 2025)
Uppercrust Bakerywas sued by plaintiff Makeda Evans in 2025. The Squarespace site had accessibility barriers preventing blind users from accessing menus and contact information. The case settled for approximately $6,500 plus attorney fees — the owner later described having to sell over 1,300 croissants just to break even on the cost.
Plaintiff: Makeda Evans (represented by Aleksandra Kravets) · Status: Settled · Amount: ~$6,500 as reported by Mainstreet Daily News · Source: Mainstreet Daily News; accessibility.com digital lawsuits tracker
First Magnitude Brewing Co. was among 49 local businesses sued by the same plaintiff in the Gainesville wave. The case confirmed that craft beverage businesses with event booking, menu access, and contact forms are a regular target.
Plaintiff: Makeda Evans · Status: Settled (amount confidential per agreement) · Source: Mainstreet Daily News; Independent Florida Alligator (Feb 2026)
Satchel's Pizzais one of the few Gainesville businesses that fought back and had the case dismissed. The outcome is often cited as a win — but the owner still spent months in litigation, paid legal fees, and devoted significant time to the defense. Even winning costs.
Plaintiff: Makeda Evans · Status: Dismissed · Source: Mainstreet Daily News (Gainesville, FL, 2025 coverage)
Tioga Dental & Orthodontics has an active ADA web accessibility lawsuit filed against it in 2025. Dental practices are a consistent target due to appointment booking flows and patient intake forms that rely on inaccessible UI patterns.
Plaintiff: Makeda Evans · Status: Pending · Source: accessibility.com digital lawsuits tracker; Law.com Radar (2025)
Lawsuit data sourced from: U.S. District Court PACER filings; EcomBack 2025 Mid-Year ADA Website Lawsuit Report; UsableNet 2024 Annual ADA Lawsuit Report; Seyfarth Shaw ADA Title III litigation statistics; Mainstreet Daily News (Gainesville, FL coverage of Evans v. multiple defendants, 2025). Settlement amounts reflect publicly reported figures where available; confidential settlements are noted as such. This section is provided for informational purposes regarding documented legal trends and does not constitute legal advice.
THE SCAN THAT FINDS WHAT PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS FIND
90+
WCAG 2.2 rules — the same checklist plaintiff attorneys use
axe-core
The engine used by Microsoft, Google, and the US Government
5 days
Full remediation delivered. Not weeks. Not "we'll get to it."
100%
Code-level fixes — not overlays, not plugins, no JavaScript patches
01WHAT'S INSIDE THE $1,297 PACKAGE
Done-for-you WCAG remediation — we write the code, you keep the documentation.
PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY METHOD
Their scan
23
violations found
After Fix47
WCAG 2.2 AA
Compliant
90+ score verified
02WHY EVERYTHING ELSE LEAVES YOU EXPOSED
WHAT OTHERS OFFER
WHAT FIX47 DELIVERS
Get Your Site Fixed Before the Letter Arrives.
Guarantee: 5 business days from access confirmation — if we miss it for any reason within our control, full refund, no questions. 90-day re-remediation if any violation regresses. ADA demand letter received during active engagement? Technical re-remediation at zero additional cost. Technical only — not legal defense. See Terms §4.
No credit card · Free scan in 30 seconds · 5-day delivery
THE FIX47 METHODOLOGY
Plaintiff law firms use the same WCAG scanner Fix47 uses — axe-core, 90+ rules. We run an identical scan on your site before they do. We then layer keyboard navigation testing, screen reader simulation, and structural evaluation on top. Most tools stop at axe-core. We don't.
Every violation is mapped to its ADA Title III risk profile. Critical violations — missing alt text, unlabeled form fields, keyboard traps — are the exact issues cited in 80%+ of demand letters. We prioritize those first. Then we fix them. Done-for-you. No PDF report that sits in your inbox. No handoff to a developer who's never read the WCAG 2.2 spec.
The fix is complete in 5 days. We rescan to confirm. You get a timestamped compliance report your attorney can use if a demand letter ever arrives anyway. That's the engagement.
8,667
ADA lawsuits filed in 2025
90+
WCAG rules checked
5 days
Average turnaround
1
Specialist. You work directly with them.
03HOW WE FIND WHAT PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS FIND
Accessibility overlays patch symptoms. Courts have ruled they don't protect from lawsuits. Fix47 fixes the actual source code — the way a licensed contractor fixes structural damage instead of painting over cracks.
Fix47 doesn't penalize you for third-party tools you don't control — Google Maps, payment widgets, cookie banners. Your score reflects only what you own and can fix.
Most accessibility tools run a single rule engine. Fix47 runs five — axe-core, keyboard navigation, screen reader simulation, AI image analysis, and page structure validation.
CASE STUDY — PINSILIKE.COM · APRIL 2026
Estimated ADA demand letter risk eliminated: $25K–$75K
Full remediation delivered.
Live site. Italian brand. Still exposed under US law via .com TLD.
Live site. Italian brand. Still exposed under US law via .com TLD.
BEFORE — APRIL 2026
Score 78/100 — 73 WCAG violations. Sites at this level match the profile of ADA demand letters filed in 2025 (EcomBack). The WordPress + Elementor stack and .com TLD made the site potentially subject to US jurisdiction regardless of where the business operates. A plaintiff bot could have flagged this site in under 5 minutes.
Founding case study — completed at cost to prove the methodology. Results are real. Site is live.
See your exact violations in 60 seconds. No card required.
Every engagement runs the same 5-layer scanner: axe-core, pa11y, keyboard audit, AI alt-text analysis, structural review. Every fix is applied directly to the source code — HTML, PHP, CSS. Every round ends with a clean re-scan from a headless browser that has never seen the site before.
The score you see in the case study below is not a before-and-after claimed by the person who did the work. It is the number produced by the same automated toolchain used by Google, Deque (compliance tools used by Apple and Microsoft), and Level Access (largest US accessibility audit firm) to certify enterprise-grade compliance.
You are not hiring someone. You are running a process.
Same toolchain used by Google, Deque (compliance tools used by Apple and Microsoft), Level Access (largest US accessibility audit firm).
5-Day Delivery or Full Refund
5 business days from access confirmation. If we miss it for any reason within our control, you get a full refund — no support ticket, no questions.
We put our delivery time at risk for you. No overlay company offers this.
90-Day Zero-Backslide Guarantee
After delivery, we re-scan within 7 days. If any violation we fixed re-appears within 90 days — absent changes you make to themes, plugins, or content — we fix it again. No invoice. No support ticket. No argument.
ADA Demand Letter Technical Coverage
If you receive an ADA demand letter within 6 months of completing your remediation, we provide your attorney with a complete technical documentation package — every violation fixed, every before/after rescan, every timestamped report. We make ourselves available for one written technical consultation at no charge.
Documentation is your defense. We provide it.
Technical re-remediation only — not legal defense. Fix47 does not provide legal representation or appear in court. See Terms §4.3.
These commitments are included in the signed Service Agreement delivered at engagement start.
05WHY $1,297 (AND WHEN IT DISAPPEARS)
We’re capping this round at 5 clients. Not because we can’t handle more — because each remediation gets our full attention. Pinsilike had 73 WCAG violations on their site. We fixed every one. Score went from 78 to 95/100.To protect that standard, we don’t scale until we’ve proven it five times. You benefit from being early. These spots will fill from current outreach. If the timing isn’t right for you — no problem. When we reopen, the standard rate is $4,997.
What You’re Getting — If Priced Separately:
If Priced Separately
6 services bundled
Your Price Today
Founding Group 1
You Save
Saved
Pinsilike — first founding client, 73 violations fixed, score 95/100 (see case study →)
4 founding spots remaining at $1,297 · Group 1 closes when full
Or split: 2 × $649 — no interest
Standard rate after founding closes
$4,997
Done-for-you remediation · full service · same guarantee
or 3 monthly payments of $1,666 · no interest
4 spots · one-time · same full service
Stripe Checkout · 2-min setup · 5-day money-back if we don’t deliver on time
What’s included at every tier — no exceptions:
5 business days from access confirmation — if we miss it for any reason within our control, full refund, no questions. 90-day re-remediation if any violation regresses. ADA demand letter? Technical coverage at zero additional cost during active engagement.
That’s not a satisfaction clause. That’s a performance contract.
Technical re-remediation only — not legal defense. Fix47 does not provide legal representation or appear in court. Terms §4 for full guarantee terms.
Same service. Same guarantee. Same team.
The price doesn’t change what we do.
It changes when you decided to act.
The math your lawyer would do:
Settle for $25,000–$50,000 later — or $4,997 when Founding closes — or $1,297 today. That’s the decision.
No credit card. No account. 30 seconds.
Verified Result
Pinsilike.com
Run a free WCAG scan and see your numbers in 30 seconds. No signup required.
P.S. — Uppercrust Bakery had the same class of violations Pinsilike had. They settled for $6,500 plus attorney fees — the owner described selling over 1,300 croissants just to break even on the legal cost. The free scan tells you where your site stands. Read the Gainesville cases →
QUICK ANSWERS
Fair question. We're a UK-registered development practice with 6+ years of hands-on WCAG remediation. We don't hide behind a brand logo — you're hiring a specialist, not a faceless SaaS. Every engagement comes with a hybrid guarantee: 5-day delivery or full refund, 90-day re-remediation on any regression, and ADA demand letter technical coverage during active engagement (technical only — not legal defense). The Pinsilike case study on this page shows the before/after — same scrutiny applied to your site.
No — and any service that promises that is lying to you. (The FTC fined an overlay company $1 million in 2025 for exactly that kind of claim.) What we do guarantee: your site will meet WCAG 2.2 AA standards as verified by axe-core and manual audit, and you'll have documentation showing due diligence. Courts consistently look for evidence that a business acted in good faith. Verified remediation + an Accessibility Statement is your strongest legal defense.
How It Works
We deliver your full remediation within 5 business days from access confirmation. Most clients see all critical WCAG violations resolved in the first pass. You'll receive written confirmation of every fix.
Doesn't matter. We work directly on your site's code — no plugin required, no platform limitations. If it runs on a browser, we can fix it.
Overlay tools don't fix anything. They apply a layer of JavaScript on top of your site that attempts to compensate for violations at display time. They do not modify your code. In 2025, the FTC fined an overlay company $1 million for promising lawsuit immunity it couldn't deliver. The settlement was explicit: their product did not constitute legal compliance. Fix47 rewrites the code. We fix the actual violations — not the presentation of them. That's the difference between a licensed contractor fixing structural damage and painting over the cracks.
You don't need to be. You give us access, we do everything. You get a before/after report showing what was broken and what we fixed. Zero technical involvement required from your side.
Pricing & Trust
Correct. You give us access to your site (FTP or WordPress credentials). We do everything — audit, fixes, documentation. You receive a before/after report showing every violation and every fix applied. No technical knowledge required on your side. No developer to manage. No to-do list.
You receive a full PDF report of every fix applied, plus an Accessibility Statement ready to publish. After that, it's your call: some clients call it done; others activate Shield Monitor for continuous scanning, because websites change and new content can introduce new violations. Shield Monitor includes 3 months as a deliverable — after that, you opt in if you choose: $297/month · $891/quarter · $2,997/year (saves $567). 1-click cancel via Stripe portal. No pressure — the remediation stands on its own, and you own all the code changes permanently.
No catch — the service is identical at both prices.
Fix47 is a specialist sole-trader practice. Each remediation gets full attention from one UK developer with 6+ years of WCAG 2.2 work. We need 4 more documented case studies of the same quality as Pinsilike (78 → 95/100) to expand to a small team and charge the full $4,997.
The founding cohort gets the same service, the same 5-day guarantee, the same triple protection. You pay early-adopter pricing in exchange for allowing us to document your results (anonymized unless you give permission). After the 5 founding spots fill, $4,997 reflects the true cost of the engagement.
We work on a staging copy first when one exists. For sites without staging, we back up every file before touching it, test each fix in isolation, and document a rollback path for every change.
The 90-day re-remediation guarantee covers any regression — including anything we break. Pinsilike has been running unchanged for 13+ months post-remediation, score stable at 95/100.
If you have a live booking system or payment checkout, we schedule changes outside peak hours and test in full before touching production.
ADA Title III applies to 'places of public accommodation' — courts have ruled this includes any business that serves the public, including the online presence of a physical business.
The controlling precedent: Robles v. Domino's Pizza LLC (9th Circuit, 2019). The Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal. That ruling stands and has been cited in hundreds of subsequent cases against SMBs.
Dental practices, chiropractic offices, and optometrists are explicitly covered. Your practice website allows patients to book appointments, view services, and find your location — that's public accommodation under ADA Title III. 'Small business' is not an exemption.