Got an ADA Demand Letter? Here’s What to Do Next.
The ADA Demand Letter Playbook is our free guide from Accessiblü on what these letters mean, what the law actually requires, and how to respond without panicking.
If a demand letter about your website just landed in your inbox, you’re probably somewhere between annoyed and worried. Maybe both. That’s normal, and you’re not the first business owner this has happened to.
Our free eBook breaks down what a demand letter actually is, what ADA Title III and WCAG really require of your website, and the practical steps to take in the first few days after you get one. No legal jargon, no scare tactics. Just a straight answer from people who do this work every day.
Whether you’re dealing with a letter right now or just want to get ahead of the risk before one shows up, this guide gives you a clear starting point.
What’s inside:
- What a demand letter means and what it doesn’t
- The real requirements under ADA, Section 508, and WCAG
- Common mistakes businesses make when they respond too fast (or not at all)
- Questions to ask before you hire a lawyer or an accessibility vendor
- A short checklist to assess your risk today
Takes two minutes. No obligation, just answers.
Got an ADA Demand Letter? Now What?
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