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.
$39/month or save with an annual plan at $420/year
See Successible in Action
A quick walkthrough of what Successible will do inside your tools.
REAL TALK
1 in 4
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, ThriveCart, and more. No new dashboard. No copy-pasting content somewhere else.
Install it once. Use your tools as normal. Successible does the rest.
01
It scans your content
When you're ready, click to run an accessibility check. Successible scans the page you're working on! No copy-pasting, no switching tools.
02
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.”
03
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, ThriveCart, 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
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'm an SEO Consultant, and I signed up for Successible because accessibility is important to be inclusive, but it's also become really important for user experience, conversions, and rankings on Google.
—Julia Bochesse, Julia Renee Consulting
I remember attending the live preview and feeling fascinated by the vision Erin shared. I loved the idea of this tool: practical, impactful, and designed to make things easier for everyone involved.
—Reme Mancera, Personal Brand Story Strategist
"The more accessible your content, your website, and your design are, the larger your target market becomes because you're not excluding people. That means more access, more opportunities, more connections, and more reach. Successible makes that possible for independent business owners without needing a whole team behind you. It was a no-brainer."
—Mikki Wilson, Dot Connector
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?
Successible works on any platform built with standard web code — the kind most websites are made of. It's a Chrome extension, so as long as you're accessing your platform through Chrome, it can scan and flag issues. That includes Squarespace, Flodesk, Kajabi, Teachable, and more.
Some platforms — like Showit and Canva — work differently. Instead of building pages with standard code, they essentially "draw" content on the screen like a digital painting. Successible can't read what's painted, only what's coded. Our team is actively working on support for those platforms, and we'll let subscribers know as soon as it's ready.
Isn't WAVE free? How is Successible different?
WAVE is a tool designed for developers and accessibility specialists who already speak the language. It overlays your page with technical error codes and flags, then asks you to figure out what to do. Successible is built for creators shouldn’t feel the need to become accessibility experts. It works inside the platforms you're already using — Flodesk, Squarespace, Kajabi — and tells you exactly what to fix, in plain language, while you're building. Free only helps if you can act on it.
Is there a free trial?
Yes! You can run 3 accessibility checks for free before your subscription starts — no credit card required. It's enough to see exactly what Successible catches and how it explains issues, so you can decide if it's the right fit.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yep. No contracts, no hoops. If you need to cancel, you can do it anytime and you won't be charged again. Due to the digital nature of this product, we don't offer refunds on payments already processed, but you're never locked in going forward.
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 admin@successible.co — She’s happy to talk it through before you buy.
READY?
Stop putting accessibility on the back burner.
Start catching accessibility issues today — before your next publish.
Due to the digital nature of this product, no refunds will be provided.
If you have questions or concerns about your order, please email admin@successible.co