Building a more accessible web, together

At accessiBe, we’re on a mission to make digital experiences accessible to everyone. With a combination of advanced AI technology, accessibility experts, and a people-first mindset, we’re working together to level the online playing field.

More than 200 employees. More than 100,000 websites. Founded in 2018.
OUR MISSION

Making digital experiences accessible to all

Our mission is simple yet powerful: to create an internet where no one is left out. With every solution we build and every partnership we form, we work toward a more inclusive digital world, one in which everyone can participate fully.

But accessibility is more than just technology; it’s a mindset. We believe inclusion should be woven into the very fabric of the digital experience. By combining innovation, expertise, and collaboration with the disability community, we’re setting new standards for what it means to build a truly accessible web.

OUR STORY

From a big idea to global impact

What began in 2018 as a mission to help small businesses meet accessibility laws has grown into a global movement. When our founders launched accessWidget as an automated solution to help businesses with web accessibility, they uncovered a larger truth: digital accessibility isn’t just a legal checkbox—it’s a responsibility we all share.

Today, accessiBe serves businesses of all sizes with a full ecosystem of AI-powered and expert-driven solutions. In 2025, we entered a new chapter with the appointment of CEO Robert Lopez, marking a renewed commitment to scale impact, expand innovation, and build an inclusive internet for everyone.

Our Values

Take ownership

We hold ourselves accountable for our actions and their outcomes, empowering everyone within our organization to drive meaningful impact

One Team

Whether it’s collaborating across departments or listening to feedback from the disability community, we move forward together, with shared goals and mutual respect

Adapt

In a fast-changing digital world, we stay flexible, evolving our solutions and strategies to better serve businesses, users, and the future of accessibility

Care

We care deeply about inclusion, our customers, and the communities we serve. We put people first in our products, our culture, and our partnerships.

Transparency

We build trust through clear and open communication. Whether we’re explaining how our technology works or the reasoning behind our decisions, we do so with honesty and integrity.

Innovating
inclusion, together.

JOIN THE TEAM

From AI-driven accessibility tools to enterprise-level solutions, accessiBe is leading the way with the latest innovations in web technology. But what really sets us apart is our people. We believe that bold ideas, collaboration, and inclusion fuel our success — and we’re always looking for curious minds to join our journey

When you work with accessiBe,
you work with the disability community

Community-first product

Our solutions and services are developed with input from disability community members

Chandra Smith, Ms. Wheelchair America 2024, and Josh Basile, accessiBe's Community Relations Manager, sitting in their power wheelchairs and wearing accessiBe swag at an adaptive skiing event.

Nonprofit partnerships

We partner with over 600 disability-focused nonprofit organizations to advance inclusion goals

accessiBe employees volunteering at the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin, June 2023.

User testing performed

We proudly leverage user testing to ensure our solutions’ optimal accessibility

Participants at a nonprofit’s adaptive skiing event, sponsored by accessiBe.
Council for Exceptional Children
Special Olympics USA Games 2026
Paralyzed Veterans of America
Parkinson's Foundation
Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind
National Center for Learning Disabilites

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