Who uses ClearPath

Agencies and freelancers

If you build and maintain sites for other people, accessibility keeps coming up and it is awkward to price. Charging every client for a separate per-site subscription is a hard sell, so it often gets dropped, and then it is your name on a site that leaves people out.

ClearPath fixes the math. One flat Agency price covers up to 100 sites, so you can add it to everything you manage without watching the bill climb site by site. You get one dashboard for the whole portfolio, so onboarding a new client is a line of code and a checkbox, not a new account and a new invoice.

• One flat price for up to 100 sites, not a fee per site
• One login to see every client site in one list
• Add it to a new build in minutes, with no per-project setup drama

Small and medium businesses

Most small businesses do not have an accessibility person on staff, and they should not need one to make a start. You have a site to run and customers to serve, and you want more of them to be able to use what you built.

ClearPath gives your visitors real controls they can turn on themselves, and it gives you an accessibility statement without a lawyer or a consultant drafting one from scratch. It is a straightforward way to take the topic seriously today, while you plan any deeper code fixes for later.

Ecommerce stores

When someone cannot read your product text or work through checkout, that is not just a bad experience, it is a cart they abandon. Online stores have a lot of small text, a lot of buttons, and a lot of steps, and every one of them is a place a visitor can get stuck.

The widget lets shoppers bump up contrast, enlarge text, calm down animation, and lean on a reading guide, whatever helps them get through to buying. And because ClearPath shows you which tools people actually reach for, you get a hint about where your store is tripping people up.

What customers tell us they value

The reasons people stick with ClearPath are pretty consistent, and none of them are flashy. It installs fast, it is honest with them, and it keeps everything in one place.

• I pasted one line of code and it was live before my coffee got cold, as one agency owner put it. The install is the easy part.
• I like that the numbers are real. I can see which tools visitors turn on, not a made up score, from a store owner on the value of honest analytics.
• Managing forty client sites from one screen is the whole reason I switched, from a freelancer on running everything from a single dashboard.

The honest part they appreciate

The thing customers mention most often is not a feature. It is that we do not oversell. We tell them a widget helps real people right away and that deeper fixes still live in the code, and they would rather hear that up front than find it out the hard way.

That trust is why agencies put us on hundreds of sites and keep us there. If you want to see whether it fits how you work, the fastest way is to add it to one site and watch what your visitors do with it.