Hi Product Hunt, Invoset started as a side project after watching too many small business owners get hit with ADA accessibility demand letters and not knowing what to do with them. About 4,500 federal ADA web lawsuits get filed against US businesses every year, most against dental practices, restaurants, indie e-commerce stores, and B2B SaaS founders. Almost none of them have the budget for a full accessibility consulting engagement, and the products marketed to them (the overlay tools) have been publicly opposed by disability advocates and treated skeptically by US courts. We wanted to build a calmer, more honest option. Invoset runs continuous WCAG 2.1 AA scans against your sitemap, emails you when something new breaks between scans, and exports a dated audit-trail PDF that documents your ongoing remediation effort. The PDF is the part that matters when a demand letter shows up. US courts have historically considered dated, ongoing accessibility work as good-faith effort, which is the strongest defensive posture available short of a full manual audit. A few things we deliberately do not do, in case it matters: - No accessibility overlay. We do not inject runtime widgets that promise instant compliance. Those have not held up under scrutiny. - No certification. Nobody can certify a site as ADA-compliant; there is no government program that issues certifications, and any vendor claiming otherwise is overstating. - No guarantees against lawsuits. We document active effort. We do not promise outcomes. Pricing is monthly, $49 to $199, cancel anytime. The first scan is free with a domain verification. Would love feedback from anyone who has dealt with a demand letter, runs an agency that supports SMB clients, or works in accessibility professionally. Especially interested in whether the audit-trail PDF format actually matches what defense attorneys ask for. Thanks for taking a look. Rui

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Continuous WCAG monitoring for US small businesses

Continuous WCAG monitoring for US small businesses