Nimble Local compliance and marketing for local business

Santa Rosa businesses are getting sued over their websites.

Nimble Local finds the problems behind these lawsuits, fixes them, and keeps your site clear. Your audit is free.

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Check your website for free.

Enter your website address and we will run the same accessibility check the lawsuits are based on.

Who we are

Nimble Local is a Santa Rosa-based e-commerce compliance and marketing company that checks local-business websites for the accessibility problems that drive ADA lawsuits, fixes them, and watches both the site and the laws so new problems don't slip back in. We're based here, not an out-of-town firm looking for a payout.

Why this is happening

California law lets anyone sue a business whose website a screen reader can't use, and damages start at $4,000 per violation. Six Sonoma County restaurants and cafés have been sued since last fall, and most settle for $5,000 to $12,000. The lawsuit is usually the first warning the owner gets.

What it costs

Free

Free

Your accessibility audit. We scan your site and send you the full list of problems. The audit is free and there's no call.

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Monitoring

$49/mo

Monitoring. Every month we check two things: your website, and the laws that apply to it, from city ordinances to federal law. Your site changes and the rules change, and either one can reopen your risk. When something shifts, you hear it from us first.

One-time website fix: normally $499 — free for Sonoma County businesses when you start monthly compliance monitoring.

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Questions owners ask

Is this a scam?
We're a Santa Rosa company, the audit is genuinely free, and there's no lawyer and no catch behind it. The lawsuits are real, and we help you get ahead of them.
Do you share my audit with anyone?
Your audit is yours and we never share it. We don't sell it or pass it to anyone, including lawyers.
Can't my web person handle this?
Some web people check for accessibility, but most don't, and fewer keep checking after launch. If yours does, the $49 plan gives them the monthly list to work from.
What about those accessibility widgets?
Overlay widgets don't fix the underlying code and they get sued too, so we fix the actual site instead.
Is my business too small to be a target?
The businesses sued so far are coffee shops and pizzerias, so small is exactly who's getting hit.

Get ahead of it.

Start with the free audit, see what's on your site, and decide from there.

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