Bigger text, without breaking your layout
Four steps up, and the page still holds together, because it scales your own type rather than zooming the whole screen.
So everyone can read your site
Bigger text, stronger contrast, a dyslexia-friendly font, colour correction and read-aloud, on any website, from one line.
What it does
So everyone can read your site.
A dyslexia-friendly font
Real OpenDyslexic, served from our own address so it loads even behind an office firewall that blocks public font libraries.
Colour correction that actually corrects
Three modes for red, green and blue colour blindness. Not a filter that tints the page, a proper correction so the colours become distinguishable.
Read aloud
The browser reads the page in its own voice and highlights the words as it goes. No account, no key, nothing to install.
Higher contrast, underlined links, a reading guide
The small things that make a page usable for somebody who is tired, on a phone in the sun, or has low vision.
It remembers
A visitor sets it once and it follows them to the next page, so nobody has to do it again.
What it costs
Every plan includes My Site Reader and Consent Kept together. One line to paste, and you can leave any time.
Notice
$39/month
About $66 to put the same thing together elsewhere
The privacy box and the accessibility panel on one website, asking the right way for wherever each visitor is, with every answer kept as proof. Our name on it.
Ask about this planMost take this one
Branded
$79/month
About $96 to put the same thing together elsewhere
Everything in Notice, wearing their name, logo, colour and their own policy links, plus the cookie check and their own view of their record with a spreadsheet download.
Ask about this planWhitelabel
$249/month
About $499 to put the same thing together elsewhere
Everything in Branded with our name gone completely, ten websites included, and the right to hand it out to their own clients and switch each one on or off.
Ask about this planWhat we will not claim
My Site Reader helps people read your site. It is not a screen reader, which is the software a blind person already runs, and it is not a substitute for building an accessible website. Anyone who tells you a widget alone makes a site compliant is selling you something we would not.
Help centre
The questions people actually ask. If yours is not here, the concierge at the bottom of this page answers from the same material, and it can take a file.
The help centre is being filled in. Ask the concierge at the bottom of the page in the meantime, it answers from the same material.