ADA Compliance for Accountants and CPA Firms

Avoid Costly Lawsuits

Ensure Your Accounting Website is ADA Compliant Now

Our Cost vs Other ADA Solutions

Build Your Firm can create an ADA compliant website for you for a $250* one-time set up fee.

Most ADA
compliance
solutions cost a minimum
of $450/year.

*Build Your Firm ADA compliant websites do not have a yearly recurring fee, we offer a $250 one-time set up fee in addition to the cost of the website.

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4600+ Lawsuits
in 2023

$75K for first violation,
$150k for second violation

Class action lawsuits are becoming more common

Are You at Risk?

All business websites need to be ADA compliant.
Even small accounting firms.

Why your site MUST be ADA compliant:

Legal Obligation Under ADA

The Department of Justice (DOJ) mandates that websites must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title III, making web accessibility a legal requirement for businesses. With over 16% of the U.S. population living with disabilities—including visual, cognitive, and motor impairments—ensuring an inclusive online experience is not just a legal duty but a critical business responsibility.

ADA Expanded for the Digital Age

Originally enacted in 1990, the ADA was expanded in 2008 to reflect the modern digital landscape, requiring websites to meet accessibility standards. As more daily transactions and communications move online, your website is considered a "public space" under the law and must be accessible to everyone.

Rapid Rise of Web Accessibility Lawsuits

Web accessibility lawsuits have surged, with 4,605 cases filed in 2023 alone, marking a 42% increase from 2022. Businesses are increasingly targeted, and failure to comply with ADA standards puts your website at a high risk of litigation. Don't let your company be part of this growing statistic.

Severe Financial Penalties

The financial consequences of non-compliance are steep. Fines for a single ADA violation range from $55,000 to $75,000, and for subsequent violations, penalties can escalate to $150,000. Even beyond direct fines, legal costs, damage to your brand, and loss of trust can have a devastating impact on your business.

Size of Affected Population: 61 Million People

Approximately 61 million Americans live with disabilities that could impede their ability to use your website if it’s not properly designed. By excluding these individuals, you're not only opening yourself up to lawsuits, but you're also missing out on a significant customer base.

Who Is Exempt?

While religious organizations and private clubs may be exempt from ADA website compliance, most businesses are required to adhere to these guidelines. If your business operates in the public domain, your website must be accessible.

Litigation Risks: Who Can Sue You?

Any individual with a disability can file a lawsuit if they encounter barriers on your website. In fact, 16 law firms are responsible for filing 90% of ADA web accessibility lawsuits, often as part of class actions. The cost of settling these cases typically ranges from $5,000 to $20,000, not including legal fees, which can quickly escalate.