How it works
A simple, trust-first workflow for both sides
Companies get verified expertise. Professionals get real accessibility work. Our team reviews both sides so neither has to gamble.
For companies
Create your account and company profile
Tell us who you are and what your accessibility goals are. Your profile stays private until you connect with a professional.
Post your project
Describe the work, the standard you need (for example WCAG 2.2 AA), your timeline, and a budget range. Add screening questions if you want structured answers.
Our team reviews the posting
Every project is reviewed before it goes live to keep listings real and requirements clear.
Receive proposals from verified professionals
Each proposal includes the professional's approach, price, and timeline — and only verified professionals can submit one.
Compare, message, and hire
Shortlist the strongest candidates, message them with questions, and accept one proposal. The project moves to in progress.
Complete the project and leave a review
Mark the project completed and review the professional to help other companies choose well.
For professionals
Create your account
Sign up with your accessibility background. Nothing is public yet at this stage.
Apply for verification
Submit formal credentials (CPACC, WAS, CPWA, DHS Trusted Tester), complete a practical assessment, or both. A person on our team reviews every application.
Build your public profile
Once approved, publish your profile with skills, certifications, assistive technologies, rates, and portfolio samples.
Create service packages
Offer fixed-scope services — for example a five-page WCAG audit or a screen reader testing session — at a price you set.
Submit proposals
Browse moderated projects and apply with your approach, price, and timeline. Drafts save automatically so you can refine before submitting.
Deliver and build your reputation
Complete the work and collect reviews tied to real projects.
How payments work right now
During this phase of the platform, payment is agreed and settled directly between companies and professionals — through invoices or your preferred payment method. Escrow and automatic payment release are planned for a later release, and we say so here rather than pretending otherwise.