Updated June 2026

I still own WebAbility and I'm still keeping it.

My original review was based on first impressions and excitement about where the product was headed. After spending more time with it, my view is a bit more nuanced.

The core reason I bought WebAbility hasn't changed. Accessibility feels a lot like SEO did years ago. There are simply too many potential issues for most website owners to manage manually, and automation will likely play an increasingly important role.

What I like:
• Easy setup, especially on WordPress.
• Accessibility statement generation.
• Useful audit reports.
• Helpful accessibility scanning and issue visibility.
• Strong value for the lifetime deal price.
• I can see how automated remediation could become very valuable over time.

What I would still like to see improved:
• Bulk exports of accessibility issues.
• More scalable review workflows for larger websites.
• Better handling of template-level issues that appear across many pages.
• Continued product development and feature refinement.

Overall, I still believe the product delivers value for the small business and solopreneur audience it is built for, which is why I continue to keep it in my stack.

I published a much deeper review covering my experience, screenshots, audit reports, what I liked, and what I would improve:

https://marketingwithdave.com/webability-review/