Creation House Legible
Door
01
State
Open
Pricing
Door 01 — accessibility and machine readability

Your website has two readers. You have only ever met one.

One page, about eight seconds. No account, nothing stored unless you ask.

The mechanism

Drag to remove everything a machine cannot perceive

This is a real page below, not a picture of one. The slider deletes, in order, what a screen reader and an AI both fail to receive. What is left at the end is genuinely all they get.

As a sighted visitor sees it

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Why one scan covers both

A screen reader and a language model need exactly the same things: real text instead of pictures of text, headings that describe sections, names on controls, and structure that says what a thing is.

Which means the work you do to stop being sued is the same work that decides whether an assistant can answer a question about you. Most businesses are paying for neither and losing both.

5,000+ US web accessibility lawsuits filed in 2025. 401 in July 2026 alone. The defendants are restaurants, clinics, salons and retailers — not corporations.
$4,000 Minimum statutory damages per violation under California's Unruh Act, plus fees. Exposure follows your visitors, not your address.
45% Of consumers now use AI to find local businesses, up from 6% a year earlier. It has passed Yelp and TripAdvisor.
38.5% Of businesses sued over accessibility already had an accessibility "solution" installed. The widget did not save them.
What Legible will not do
  • It will not call you compliant. No automated tool can determine that, and the FTC fined a vendor $1,000,000 in 2025 for saying otherwise. Every report states what was verified and what was not.
  • It does not install an overlay. Overlays sit on top of a broken page and announce that it is fixed. Legible changes nothing on your site; it tells you what to change, with the code.
  • It does not hide the limits. Automated checks reach a minority of real barriers. Keyboard flow, focus order after interaction and whether content actually makes sense need a person, and the report says so on every page.
The public part

Every site that takes this seriously publishes an accessibility statement: what was tested, what is known to be broken, and how to report a problem.

Most generated statements assert conformance nobody measured, which is worse than having none — it is a written claim a complainant can hold you to. Legible generates one that states only what is true, lists your actual known problems, and gives a real contact route. It scores 100/100 on both lanes of this scanner, because shipping output our own product would criticise is not acceptable.

Generate your accessibility statement   What it costs