Your company could be fined up to €100,000 for a non-accessible PDF. Here's how to avoid it.
Since June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) is law across all 27 EU member states. And most companies are still not compliant.
This isn't about websites anymore. It applies to every digital document you produce — Word files, PDFs, reports, contracts, proposals. If they're not accessible, you're exposed.
The numbers don't lie
97.4% of the world's top websites fail accessibility standards (WebAIM 2024). Documents are even worse.
Fines under the EAA range from €10,000 to €100,000+ depending on the country and severity.
ADA lawsuits in the US hit a record 4,600+ in 2023 — and they're expanding beyond web to digital documents.
The average cost of retroactively fixing a non-compliant document? $30–50 per page. Multiply that by every document your team produces.
The real problem: fixing documents after the fact doesn't scale
Most companies discover compliance issues after a document is published. Then they pay consultants to audit, flag, and fix — one file at a time. It's slow, expensive, and never-ending.
What if you could never produce a non-compliant document in the first place?
AccessiDoc: prevention, not correction
We're building an AI-powered Word plugin that prevents accessibility errors as you write. It doesn't audit your documents after the fact — it makes it impossible to create a non-compliant one.
✅ Real-time guidance inside Microsoft Word
✅ Covers WCAG 2.1/2.2, ADA, and EN 301 549
✅ Zero training needed — your team just writes normally
✅ No audits. No rework. No consultants.
Join the waitlist — spots are limited
We're opening early access to a small group of companies who want to be compliant from day one — without changing how their teams work.
Early waitlist members get priority access, founder pricing, and direct input on the product.
The EAA is already in effect. The question isn't if your company needs this — it's whether you fix it now or pay for it later.