Accessibility "overlays" promise instant compliance — then 38% of businesses that installed one got sued anyway. MCProof gives you the honest answer instead: your real risk, the exact fixes, and a defensible report a qualified human signs. Not a fake badge — the real thing.
Accessibility overlays are scripts that claim to make you WCAG-compliant — but they don't fix the underlying HTML, so they don't hold up. The FTC fined the biggest one $1 million for deceptive claims, courts reject them, and the businesses that trusted them got sued anyway. MCProof is the opposite by design: it finds the real failures, hands your developer the exact fixes, and produces a draft conformance report a qualified person signs. Honesty isn't just the right thing — it's what actually protects you.
Most tools give you a wall of findings. MCProof gives each person exactly what they need from the same scan — and keeps them speaking the same language.
No jargon — just whether the site is a lawsuit or audit risk, and why.
Every issue keyed to the exact element on the page, with the fix.
Thousands of businesses get sued over inaccessible websites every year. Run a free check, see where you stand in plain English, and hand your developer the exact fixes.
Since June 2025 the EAA requires accessible digital products — with fines up to 5% of turnover. Regulators say automated tools alone aren't enough; MCProof's human-signed model is the exact approach they ask for.
The Accessibility Conformance Report a contracting officer requires — drafted from an automated scan in under an hour instead of a $5–15k consultancy engagement. Self-hosted, runs in your boundary.
The scan and the risk report are always free. You pay to unlock the full fix list and the federal artifacts.
Accessibility and security assessed in one pass and cross-mapped to the same control frameworks — not two separate tools and two separate bills.
Catches defects that are both an accessibility barrier and a security anti-pattern — the class neither an a11y nor a security scanner will find.
No fake "compliant" badge. Automation proves the failures; a qualified human signs the pass. That's what holds up in court — and what the FTC just fined the overlays for faking.
It takes thirty seconds and costs nothing. Find out where you stand before someone else tells you.
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