IMAGINE IF ACCESSIBILITY WERE AS EASY AS SPELL CHECK?

The Accessibility Assistant for Small Business

Successible is a Chrome extension that scans your content for accessibility issues in real time — and explains exactly what’s wrong, in plain language. No jargon. No shame. No developer needed. No WCAG knowledge required.

That’s $650 for lifetime access. Subscription pricing ($39/month or $468/year) launches March 15, 2026. 

*Payment plans available

Mockup of the Successible accessibility plugin interface showing a page status with 8 issues found. It highlights 2 missing alt text descriptions and 3 poor color contrast issues, with links to guidelines and explanations.

See Successible in Action

A quick walkthrough of what Successible will do inside your tools.

REAL TALK

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Americans lives with a disability.

Your content is probably excluding people you actually want to serve.

If your content isn’t accessible — your emails, your website, your courses — you’re unintentionally locking them out. That’s not who you are. And it’s fixable.

Most accessibility tools assume you have a developer on speed dial. You don’t. You have a laptop, a business you built from scratch, and a genuine desire to do right by your community.

That’s exactly who Successible is built for.

HOW IT WORKS

It lives in your Chrome browser, so it works inside whatever platform you’re already using — Squarespace, Flodesk, Kajabi, Teachable, Showit, and more. No new dashboard. No copy-pasting content somewhere else.

Install it once. Use your tools as normal. Successible does the rest.

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Upclose view of Successible showing that there is Alt text missing in 2 spots, and Poor color contrast in 3 areas.

 It scans your content

While you’re working, Successible is quietly checking for accessibility issues in the background.

Upclose view of showing the poor color contrast errors with a shaded blue box that explains why color contrast is needed. and a red shaded box that notes 3 contrast issues are found.

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It flags what’s wrong

When it finds something, it tells you — clearly. Not “WCAG 2.1 Success Criterion 1.4.3.” Just: “This text is hard to read because the contrast is too low.”

Up close screenshot of highlighting Missing Captions and a light blue box that explains why it's needed and a red box that shows there are 2 missing captions.

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You understand why

Successible explains the rule behind every flag so you actually learn as you go. Not just what to fix — but why it matters for real people.

WHAT IT CATCHES

Four of the most common accessibility issues — caught before you hit publish.

SKIPPED HEADING LEVELS

Jumping from H1 to H4 might look fine visually — but for screen reader users, it’s like missing steps on a staircase. Successible catches it.

MISSING ALT TEXT

Alt text is how screen readers describe images to people who can’t see them. No alt text means that part of your message just… disappears. Successible tells you when it’s missing.

COLOR CONTRAST

If your text doesn’t have enough contrast against its background, people with low vision can’t read it. Successible flags which elements aren’t meeting the standard so you can adjust in your own brand colors.

MISSING VIDEO CAPTIONS

Captions aren’t just for Deaf and hard of hearing viewers — they’re for anyone watching without sound, in a noisy room, or processing information differently. Successible flags uncaptioned videos so no one gets left out.

More checks are on the way. But these four are where most small businesses are leaving people behind right now.

WHO IT’S FOR

Built for creators and small teams. Not developers.

If you’re building websites, sending emails, or running courses — and you care about inclusion but need accessibility to actually be doable — Successible was made for you.

This is for you if…

  • You create content in tools like Squarespace, Showit, Flodesk, Kajabi, or Teachable

  • You’ve Googled “how to make my website accessible” and immediately closed the tab

  • You want to understand what’s wrong — not just be told to “fix your WCAG violations”

  • You’re a web designer, copywriter, VA, course creator, or small biz owner who wants to do right by your audience

  • You need code-level audits (that’s a developer tool, not this)

  • You’re looking for a legal compliance shield (also not this)

This isn’t for you if…

Accessibility shouldn't be complicated

Accessibility shouldn't be complicated

Close up of Erin holding the hour glass.

WHY I BUILT SUCCESSIBLE

I’ve spent years teaching accessibility. Successible is the tool I wish existed.

I’m Erin Perkins — a DeafBlind business owner and accessibility educator. I know what it feels like to be excluded from digital spaces that weren’t built with you in mind.

I kept seeing the same thing with my clients: they cared deeply about inclusion, but every accessibility tool out there assumed they had a compliance team. They didn’t. They had a laptop and good intentions.

Successible bridges that gap. Practical. Human. Built for real life — not compliance manuals.


Erin Perkins, Founder of Mabely Q & Successible

“I am SO excited about this tool and will be spreading info far and wide.”

Chloe Arielle Foster,
Chloe Arielle Designs

Chloe is smiling while holding a disco ball in front of one eye, with soft curls and pink eye makeup.

“Even before it’s built, I see the impact.”

Reme Mancera, Personal Brand Story Strategist

“Love the simplicity. Game changer. I can see the thought you've put into this, Erin. Intentionally impactful.”

Mikki Wilson, Dot Connector

Mikki has a top bun and hoop earrings wearing a black top with a bold patterned ruffle, standing against a bright chartreuse background.

COMMON QUESTIONS

You’ve got questions. I’ve got answers

Does it tell me how to fix the issues?

Successible explains what the issue is and why it matters — in plain language. For things like color contrast, the fix depends on your brand colors, so it flags the problem and gives you the context to fix it yourself. (A future update will let you input your brand colors so Successible can suggest specific swaps.)

What platforms does it work on?

It’s a Chrome extension, so it works in any platform you access through Chrome — Squarespace, Showit, Flodesk, Kajabi, Teachable, and more.

Why buy lifetime access now instead of waiting for the subscription?

At $39/month, lifetime access ($650) pays for itself in under 17 months — then it’s yours forever. Once subscription pricing launches, the lifetime offer goes away. No exceptions.

Will this replace an accessibility audit?

No — and it’s not trying to. Think of Successible as your ongoing accessibility spell-checker. An audit is a deep, one-time review. Successible is what you use every day in between.

Have more questions?

Email Erin directly at erin@mabelyq.com — She’s happy to talk it through before you buy.

READY?

Stop putting accessibility on the back burner.

Get lifetime access to Successible for $650 — before subscription pricing launches. Lock it in now and be first in line when it goes live.

Due to the digital nature of this product, no refunds will be provided.

If you have questions or concerns about your order, please email erin@mabelyq.com.