There's been a sharp rise in legal complaints against websites that aren't accessible.

Businesses are receiving demand letters, lawsuits, and fines all because their websites fail to meet basic accessibility standards.

The Department of Justice now requires websites to follow the same ADA rules as physical spaces. Over 5,100 businesses were sued last year alone. In Q1 2026, 1,037 new cases were filed up 5.49% from the same period the year before. The filings are getting more targeted, more repeat-driven, and spreading into industries that never saw it coming.

This isn't a trend.

It's the law.

But here's the good news.

Staying compliant doesn't have to be complicated.

ADAcertify is an all-in-one accessibility platform built for website owners, developers, agencies, and consultants who want to get compliant, stay compliant, and prove it. Scan your site for violations, fix them automatically, monitor continuously, and generate branded audit reports your clients can hand to a lawyer without hesitation.

Every site gets a fully customisable accessibility widget that lets visitors adjust text size, contrast, font style, animations, and more in real time, without touching a line of code.

PDF accessibility is handled inside the platform through a bulk remediation queue that processes multiple documents in a single job, with per-document status tracking throughout. Every audit report is exportable, branded, and built to hold up when clients need to demonstrate compliance to legal teams or procurement departments.

For agencies and consultants, ADAcertify goes further. White-label reports, automated VPAT generation, client dashboards, and scheduled monitoring plus coverage spanning ADA, WCAG 2.2, Section 508, AODA, and EAA, giving you one platform to serve clients across North America, Europe, and markets globally.

And beyond avoiding legal risk, there's something bigger at stake.

Making sure that everyone regardless of ability can access and experience your content.

That's what ADAcertify was built for.

— Victor, Founder of ADAcertify