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One client paid for the entire LTD and I haven't even started scaling yet
I'm a consultant, I lease websites and run SEO retainers for local business owners. I grabbed the highest tier LTD and charged one client $750 for 3 years of ADA compliance service upfront. That's roughly 50% off what they'd pay going directly to a competitor like UserWay at $490/year. My client got a great deal. My cost was $295 one time. You do the ROI math, I have 8 slots remaining. Totally mind blown!
The setup is genuinely agency-friendly. Took me less than 8-10 minutes to figure everything out. Multiple widget placements, a hidden/silent mode that runs all fixes invisibly in the background, and white-label is now live, confirmed by the founder in the Q&A. Your clients see your brand, or the business owner's brand, not WebAbility's. The widget works as intended, hence the 23+ five-taco reviews.
This helps improves client retention. When you bundle this into a leased site or SEO package, compliance is just handled, out of the box, no extra work. The stickier the service stack, the harder it is for a client to leave.
I walk them through IRS Form 8826, the Disabled Access Credit, for their CPA after signup. For businesses making under a million a year, you can claim up to $5,000 in federal tax credits for ADA compliance costs. (Not Tax Advice) My client paid me upfront and potentially got a significant chunk back at tax time. That's a conversation that sells itself.
I researched this using Perplexity AI's browser (Comet) before purchasing, dug through the Q&A, deal terms, and founder responses. It held up. It told me, don't be dumb. So, I grabbed the highest tier. This is not the only business model hiding inside an AppSumo listing.
Sid_webability
Apr 23, 2026Wow — thank you so much for taking the time to write this. Honestly, reading reviews like yours is what keeps us going.
The fact that you were able to recoup your entire investment from a single client means the world to us. That's exactly the kind of outcome we hoped for when we
designed the agency workflow, but hearing it actually play out like that is something else entirely.
And the IRS Form 8826 tip — we really appreciate you sharing that with the community. That's genuinely helpful for other agency owners reading this.
We're a small team and we're still early. There's a lot we want to improve — better bulk management, deeper reporting, more white-label options. Feedback from
power users like you is what shapes our roadmap, so please never hesitate to reach out if something feels off or if there's a feature you wish existed.
Thank you for trusting us with your clients' sites. We don't take that lightly.
— Sidharth