Dave Nelson is still using WebAbility months after buying, and updated his review in June 2026 to say he is keeping it.

His framing is the useful part: accessibility today looks like the early days of SEO. There are far too many issues to fix by hand, so automation is what decides whether the work actually gets done.

What he rates: easy WordPress setup, accessibility statement generation, audit reports, and lifetime-deal value.

What he wants next: bulk exports of accessibility issues, more scalable review workflows for larger sites, better handling of template-level issues that repeat across many pages, and continued product development.

That last one is the sharpest request in the set. On a large site, one bad template is not one issue — it is the same issue a thousand times. The founder replied that the team is working toward more automatic fixes.

He keeps a longer write-up at marketingwithdave.com.