Use cases

Who uses an independent overlay-risk witness

Anyone responsible for an accessibility-overlay compliance claim — and anyone who would have to defend it — uses OverlayRisk to get neutral before/after evidence about a page. It is evidence documentation, not legal advice.

Agencies monitoring client sites

You recommended or installed an accessibility overlay across a book of client sites. Agency Watch ($249/mo) runs vendor-independent before/after checks on all of them and flags drift before a client gets a demand letter.

For agencies

Site owners who bought an overlay

You installed accessiBe or UserWay, published a compliance statement, and assumed it worked. A Risk Packet ($49) gives you a timestamped, independent record of what the overlay actually changed on your page.

For site owners

Also used by

Ecommerce operators: Checkout, product, and account pages are the highest-risk flows for keyboard and focus failures. Overlays do not always fix those. An independent witness shows whether your highest-traffic pages hold up.
Marketing directors: Your team published the accessibility statement. Running a witness before publication or before a redesign goes live is the same discipline as fact-checking any other public claim.
Counsel-adjacent ops teams: You are the one assembling the file, not the attorney. A witness packet gives counsel timestamped, reproducible evidence they can evaluate without reconstructing a browser session from memory.

What every use case gets

A before/after axe-core test — the page loaded with the overlay on, then off.
A rule-by-rule diff showing what the overlay added, removed, or left untouched.
Timestamped DOM snapshots and screenshots of both states.
A downloadable Risk Packet that exists outside the overlay vendor's dashboard.

Run a free witness on your site

One page, no signup. See one real before/after finding for free. The full packet is $49; monitoring starts at $99/mo.

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