Level Access

ALT Announcement sharing Level Access has been named a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility Platforms, accompanied by the Level Access logo and four 3D stacked cubed shapes with one highlighted.

ALT Level Access logo with headline: ‘The Digital Accessibility Maturity Model (DAMM).’ A bar chart with five rising bars shows the levels: Level 1: Initial, with a lightbulb icon; Level 2: Repeatable, with an overlapping squares icon; Level 3: Defined, with a magnifying glass icon; Level 4: Managed, with a gear icon; and Level 5: Optimizing, with a stacked layers icon. An accessibility icon sits above the tallest bar.

ALT Torn newspaper-style clipping of a Microsoft Partner case study on Level Access. The headline reads, “How Level Access closed $1.75 million in multi-year total contract value in four months.” Below it: “By turning upcoming renewals into simpler Marketplace purchases, Level Access secured deeper, multi-year customer commitments—and a motion their broader sales team can use.” Next to the text is a photo of three people working at computers.

ALT Level Access logo and a photo of John Olszewski, Director of Software & Technology at RSG, saying, “We’re not just meeting a standard for ourselves—we’re also helping to educate our clients. Accessibility is a real competitive advantage for us.”

ALT Level Access logo with the text ‘77% say accessibility helps improve revenue,’ from the Eighth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report. A person using a tablet appears next to a ‘Revenue growth’ line chart and an accessibility icon.

ALT Level Access logo and a photo of Jessica McCall, Senior Accessibility Project Manager Business Management at Esri, with a quote: 'Having a clearly written ACR demonstrates our product team's dedication to accessibility and transparency. It helps our clients understand the work we've done, and the work we'll continue to do.'

ALT Karen Hawkins, Principal, Accessible Design at Level Access, will be speaking at a11yTO Conf 2026 on October 22 at 12:50 pm ET about ‘Are your designs AI-ready? Optimizing Machine Readability of Accessibility in Design Files.’ Her photo appears with the a11yTO Conf 2026 and Level Access logo.

ALT Level Access logo and a photo of Addison Cruver, Web Accessibility Project Manager at the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs, saying, “We could not have worked this fast without Level Access. Having a single hub to prioritize, validate, and track fixes allowed us to improve accessibility at the pace and scale we needed to.”

ALT Explore the DAMM™ Program Builder by Level Access. Benchmark. Build. Prove progress. A man is holding a tablet, overlaid with accessibility and analytics-themed interface elements, including a progress trend chart, a score of 95, and a 'VPAT Verified' badge on.

ALT Text reading, '72% of organizations faced accessibility-related legal action in the past year,' from the Eighth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report by Level Access. A gavel with a warning icon appears beside a webpage layout.

ALT A Level Access graphic with text, 'Catch us on the closing panel at M-Enabling.' A photo of Corbb O'Connor, Director, Thought Leadership, appears beside a speech bubble that says, 'What's shaping the future of accessibility?'

ALT A man smiling, with graphic elements around him reading 'ROI +42%,' a 'Progress trend' chart, an accessibility icon, 'VPAT audit-ready,' and 'Revenue protected.'

ALT Level Access promotes the webinar "How should teams use AI for accessibility?", including the date October 14, 2026, 1:00 PM ET, and a "Save your spot" button.

ALT Level Access announcing two featured speakers at M-Enabling this year. A photo of Jon Avila, Chief Accessibility Officer, appears beside his session title, 'Designing for Real Life: Lived Experience, Human Behavior, and Trust in Accessible Systems.' Below that, a photo of Corbb O'Connor, Director of Thought Leadership, appears beside his session title, 'Sales Doesn't Need a Business Case—Accessibility Just Needs to Catch Up.'

ALT Background with stars and headline that says "We're especially proud of..." above three G2 badges: Fall 2026 Leader, Fall 2026 Users Love Us ( with three stars), and Fall 2026 Momentum Leader.

ALT Quotes from what customers are saying on G2 including: "More than a service provider. A true accessibility partner." "Best-in-class ADA compliance management with a clear dashboard and fast support." "Powerful issue tracking and automation for staying ahead of web accessibility."

ALT Promotional graphic for the webinar 'The Accessibility Evidence Gap: How to Prove Compliance & ROI to Executives,' featuring Jackie Dutot, with on-screen text 'The Evidence Gap' and the Level Access logo.

ALT Promotional graphic for the Eighth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report, featuring the Level Access and IAAP logos. The headline says, 'Insights from 2,500+ professionals,' with 'The Eighth Annual State of Digital Accessibility Report' underneath, and a 'Get the report' button. Graphic elements include an 80% circular progress indicator, a line graph, and a search bar with 'SODAR’ inside.