Last updated: October 24, 2026
How does Early Pricing approach accessibility?
Our goal is for people to be able to read our guides however they browse. Early Pricing aims to follow WCAG 2.1 AA guidance, a common set of recommendations for accessible web content. We haven’t had the site formally audited, and we don’t claim that it meets the standard.
What are you doing about it?
When the Early Pricing Editorial Team prepares pages, it tries to:
- keep text readable and organized under clear headings
- add alt text to images
- make pages usable from a keyboard
- write link text that tells you where the link leads
- keep good contrast between text and background
We treat these as ongoing aims, not guarantees for every page.
Why not claim full compliance?
Because we can’t back it up. Without a formal audit, any claim of conformance would be a guess, and we would rather tell you where we stand than overstate it. Some pages will be easier to use than others. When a problem is reported, we fix what we can and learn from it for the next page we write.
What can’t you control?
Pages on third-party stores are built by those stores, and embedded content comes from other providers. We have no way of changing how those work. If you run into a problem there, the store or provider would need to fix it.
How can I tell you about a barrier?
Email contact@earlypricing.com and tell us which page gave you trouble, what happened and, if you don’t mind, what browser or assistive tool you use. Your report will be taken seriously, and it helps us improve the pages for everyone. The Contact Us page lists other ways to reach us.