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Website Accessibility Software Articles

Digital Design for a Human World

Society evolves over time. Whether due to social, political, scientific, or technological occurrences, there are significant moments, such as the current global pandemic, that shift the way we collectively perceive and behave. To help us adapt to these shifts, there’s design. Design responds to the changing world and helps us navigate unprecedented times.

by Priya Patel

How to Foster a Neurodiverse Workplace

Microsoft, SAP, Deloitte, JPMorgan Chase, and Ernst & Young. What do all these companies have in common?

by Jazmine Betz

Website Accessibility Software Discussions

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Can I use it on another website for the same cost?

We may open a second website for another division of ours soon. Will I have to pay again for it or is it included in what I'm paying for today?

No, one license is for one domain name.

Answered: Joe Weber on May 18, 2021

Each website will need its own plan. We currently have 4. One huge and three standard plans.

Answered: Kyleen Brannen on April 15, 2021

Yes you'll have to pay for it again, as it's charged per website. However it's extremely cost effective for a low monthly cost

Answered: Jaclyn Bickerton on June 3, 2021

The licenses are per site, so once you set it up for one site, you'll have to buy another license for additional sites.

Answered: Keagan Pearson on June 3, 2021

No, each site needs its own paid account

Answered: Trevor Gibbs on June 15, 2021

Hi Yekaterina, the subscription is per domain. If this is a different domain than the one that you registered with, then you will need to add it to your account and pay for each separately, according to our pricing plan.

Answered: Kobi Lankry on December 10, 2019

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Answered: Kobi Lankry on December 10, 2019

I believe the accessibility plugin is per domain, so unless your new website is just a redirect to your current one, then I would assume you would have to purchase again.

Answered: Tiffany Nolan on March 22, 2021

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