Your ongoing web improvement layer.
For teams that want continuous accessibility, UX, SEO, and conversion improvement instead of one-off fixes.
Month-to-month · no annual commitment · 30-day off-ramp
Founding partner pricing available for early customersPick the cadence that matches your pace.
$1,200/mo
Established sites that need light, consistent maintenance.
- Cadence
- Monthly scan + quarterly deep review
- Implementation
- Up to 4 fix-hours per month, batched
- Reporting
- Monthly summary
- Communication
- Async over email
$2,400/mo
Active marketing/product teams shipping changes regularly.
- Cadence
- Bi-weekly scans + monthly deep review
- Implementation
- Up to 10 fix-hours per month + new-template review
- Reporting
- Monthly summary + analytics-tied recommendations
- Communication
- Shared Slack/Linear channel
$4,000/mo
Multi-site or design-system teams that need ongoing depth.
- Cadence
- Weekly scans + monthly deep review
- Implementation
- Up to 20 fix-hours per month, design-system support
- Reporting
- Live dashboard + monthly executive summary
- Communication
- Dedicated channel + recurring sync
More than monitoring.
Monthly scans and reviews
Automated checks plus a human pass on key flows and new pages.
Continuous improvements
A standing backlog of accessibility, UX, and SEO improvements.
New page / template review
Catch issues before they ship, not after launch.
Analytics-informed recommendations
Anchor fixes to what your traffic and conversion data say.
Support for marketing & dev workflows
We slot into your existing tools and rhythm.
Every partnership includes the WebAble extension for your team.
Hand it to your designers, PMs, and engineers. Catch problems while they browse the staging environment.
See the extensionUser-side · Privacy-first
Adapts the web to you. Does not modify the website for anyone else.
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Let's see if it fits.
A short call is enough to know which tier — or whether you need one at all.