Wall of Love

We had until April 2027 to get our public-facing sites into shape and no idea where to start. TenthLoop's first scan gave us a real, prioritized list instead of a vague audit PDF nobody would read. That alone was worth switching to them.

The automated scan is great, but the Expert Audit caught things our old vendor's scanner never flagged, like a whole registration form that was unusable with a screen reader. That's the part we actually pay for.

Remediation Tools plugin fixed 200+ missing alt tags on our site in an afternoon. Wish we'd found this two years ago.

Small county, small budget. Most vendors quoted us enterprise pricing for enterprise features we'd never use. Starter actually fit what we needed and we could explain the invoice to our board without wincing.

As a nonprofit we assumed accessibility tooling was out of reach. It wasn't. Onboarding took less than a day.

the color contrast checker alone would've saved us months of back and forth with our old agency

I've sat through a lot of accessibility vendor demos. Most sell fear. TenthLoop's team walked us through exactly what WCAG 2.1 AA actually requires versus what's just best practice, and kept those two things clearly separated in every report since. Our legal team trusts the reports enough to attach them directly to our compliance filings.

The WordPress remediation plugin talks to our existing site without us re-platforming anything, which was the actual blocker with every other tool we looked at.

Finally a vendor who explains that 2.1 AA is the legal bar and 2.2 findings are separate. Our last two audits blurred that together and it cost us real time arguing with our board about priorities.

The client-facing PDF report is genuinely presentable. I put it directly into our board packet without editing a single page.

scan history and the trend chart made it easy to actually show progress to my director instead of just saying trust me

First scan surfaced 340 contrast issues across our department subsites we genuinely didn't know existed. Fixed the worst of them in a week using the plugin.

I'll be honest, the Title II deadline had me losing sleep. We run eleven branch sites on old, patched-together CMS installs and I genuinely didn't think we'd be compliant in time. Getting a real, ranked list of what to fix first, instead of a 90 page report with everything weighted the same, changed that completely. We're on track now and I actually believe it.

cheaper and more useful than the audit firm we used last year. not close

Ran the plugin on our events calendar site and it auto-fixed alt text on around 260 images we'd been meaning to get to for years.

Our previous scanner gave us a green checkmark and called it done. TenthLoop's Expert Audit found a keyboard trap in our enrollment portal that would've locked out any parent using a screen reader. That's the difference between a scanner and an actual audit.

support answered a Saturday night question in under an hour. did not expect that from a compliance tool

We signed up, ran our first scan, and had a real remediation plan by lunch. No sales call required for that part, which honestly is rare in this space.

We're a town of six thousand people and three staff running the whole website. The Professional plan gave us enough workspaces to separate our main site from our utilities portal, with team seats for both our clerk and our part-time IT contractor, at a price our council actually approved without a fight.

the dashboard is the first accessibility tool I've used that doesn't feel like it was built for an auditor instead of an actual website owner

The discover-select-scan flow scales down to a single landing page and up to our full 40-page site without either one feeling clunky. That's harder to get right than it sounds.

just needed one department site fixed before an audit. this handled it in a day, would use again

White-labeled PDF reports meant I could hand our board something with our own letterhead instead of a vendor's logo. Small thing, mattered a lot to them.

emailed a weird billing question expecting a form response and got an actual person who fixed it same day

I was the one person in our county tasked with figuring out compliance across four departments and about a dozen subsites, with no engineering background of my own. TenthLoop's reports are written so I can actually understand and act on them, not just forward them to IT and hope. That mattered more than any single feature.

clean tool, does what it says, no upsell nonsense during onboarding

First automated scan found 1,140 issues across our site. Six weeks and one Expert Audit later we're down to 40, all low severity.

wish every vendor pricing page was this clear about what's actually included at each tier