Remediation
Found what's broken? Here's who fixes it.
An assessment tells you exactly what to fix. For the fix itself, we point organizations to our remediation partner, ClearPath Access — because their work matches the standard we hold: manual, documented, and built to hold up under regulatory review — fixes in the code itself, not a widget bolted on top.
Why we point you to them
The remediator we'd want fixing our own site
An assessment that refuses to accept overlays would be hollow if it pointed you toward a remediator that sells them. ClearPath doesn't — and that's the whole reason they're our partner.
No overlays. Ever.
Like us, ClearPath refuses overlay widgets. Fixes happen in the underlying code, not with a script bolted onto the page.
Built for regulatory review
Manual, documented work — every engagement includes an accessibility statement, a feedback process, and a remediation record your compliance and legal teams can stand behind.
You work with the people doing the work
Hands-on, personal service with no rotating support queue — and deep, specialized accessibility expertise behind it.
A seamless handoff from your report
ClearPath speaks the same evidence language as your findings report, so nothing gets lost between what we found and what gets fixed.
“Accessibility isn't just code and compliance. It's whether someone can do something on their own, with dignity, without asking for help.”
What ClearPath does
Whatever the findings surface — a broken workflow, an untagged PDF, uncaptioned media — they have a service that fixes it at the source.
Managed website remediation
Their team handles everything — audit, prioritization, hands-on fixes, verification, and documentation. You stay in the loop; they do the work.
Collaborative website remediation
Your developers take the lead on fixes; ClearPath provides the audit, platform, expert guidance, and verification. Built for teams with internal capacity.
Accessible website design
When a rebuild makes more sense than a repair, they design and develop with accessibility at the center — verified compliant before it ever goes live.
Document remediation
PDFs, forms, and documents that screen readers can't use are one of the most common barriers to service. They fix them, to PDF/UA-1.
Video & audio remediation
Captions, transcripts, audio descriptions, and an accessible player — human-verified accuracy, not auto-captions that fail on medical terms.
Monitoring & maintenance
Websites evolve and standards update. Ongoing monitoring and testing so compliance doesn't erode the moment your team adds new content.
Full disclosure — because you should see the incentive
We have a business relationship with ClearPath Access, and we recommend them for real reasons — but you should hear the whole thing plainly:
- You're never required to use ClearPath. You can remediate internally or hire any vendor. Your findings report is yours to take anywhere.
- Buying remediation never buys a standing. When the recognition program launches, a site meets the published standard or it doesn't — whoever did the work. Payment changes nothing about an assessment's result.
- The assessment stays independent of the fix. We produce the evidence; remediation is a separate step you control, and the relationship is disclosed wherever it's relevant.
What does remediation actually cost?
Fair question — and the accessibility industry is notoriously vague about it. The honest answer is that it depends on your site: how many templates, how many workflows, how many documents. A findings report is what makes an accurate estimate possible, because it scopes the actual work instead of guessing.
Rather than hand-wave, we'll point you to real numbers: ClearPath published a plain, detailed breakdown of what accessibility work actually costs and how long it really takes — audit, remediation, documentation, and ongoing monitoring, with actual ranges.
Ready to fix what we found?
Book a call with ClearPath to scope the work — or start with a free findings report first, so you walk in knowing exactly what needs fixing.
Prefer email? Reach ClearPath through their contact page.