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SiteSelf™ · The AI Agent for WordPress

Fix accessibility barriers on your WordPress site.

Improve keyboard navigation, clarify form fields and make text easier to read with SiteSelf. Share an audit finding or describe the problem in Slack or Telegram, and your AI agent makes the code and content changes on your existing site.

Start with 500 free credits. No credit card needed.

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What it covers

Better navigation, clearer forms and easier reading

Turn accessibility recommendations into changes to your pages, forms and theme. SiteSelf handles the WordPress implementation, so you don't have to translate each finding into code yourself.

Keyboard navigation and focus

Add keyboard controls to menus and expandable sections, make focused buttons and links visible, and add links to skip repeated navigation. Address reported problems that stop visitors moving through a page without a mouse.

Form labels and error messages

Give fields clear labels, explain which answers are required and connect error messages to the fields that need attention. Help visitors understand what to enter and how to correct a mistake.

Headings, links and image descriptions

Organize page headings and replace vague links such as “click here” with wording that describes their destination. Add image descriptions using the details you provide, giving screen-reader users information that would otherwise be missing.

Text contrast and resizing

Adjust text and background colors to improve contrast. Fix styles that clip enlarged text, force content into narrow columns or make labels overlap, so your site's information is easier to read.

How it works

Connect your site and put your agent to work

  1. Step 1

    Connect your WordPress site

    Create your SiteSelf account and install our lightweight plugin to establish a secure connection in under two minutes. No coding or complex setup involved.

  2. Step 2

    Link your workspace

    Connect SiteSelf to Slack or Telegram. You'll send requests and receive real-time updates directly in the chat apps you already use every day.

  3. Step 3

    Describe what you want

    Just type your request in plain English: "Update our opening hours" or "Fix the broken mobile menu." Your agent understands your intent and will simply ask if it needs more context before starting.

  4. Step 4

    Review and refine

    Your agent outlines the plan, executes the task, and shows you the result. Looks good? You're all set. Need an adjustment? Just reply directly in the chat to tweak it instantly.

Cost comparison

What a month of website help costs

SiteSelf does many of the jobs you’d otherwise hire a freelancer or a care service for. Here is the same month, three ways.

What a month costs

  • SiteSelfa month per account · 1,000 credits

    $49

  • Website care servicea month per site · work outside the plan costs extra

    $300+

  • Freelance WordPress developer5 hours in a month

    $175–$250+

  • 10 hours in a month

    $350–$500+

  • 20 hours in a month

    $700–$1,000+

Freelance WordPress developer: $35–$50+ an hour. Website care service: $300+ a month. Typical market rates; yours may differ. On SiteSelf a busy month can need a top-up: $25 for 500 credits.

What that month covers

SiteSelf$49 a monthWebsite care service$300+ a monthFreelance WordPress developer$35–$50+ an hour
WordPress and plugin updatesFrom your creditsIn the planBy the hour
Content, product and SEO editsFrom your creditsSmall edits, if the plan has themBy the hour
Design, layout and mobile fixesFrom your credits, with hosting connectedUsually extraBy the hour
Errors, broken features and slow pagesFrom your creditsUsually extraBy the hour
Custom featuresFrom your credits, with hosting connectedExtra, quoted firstBy the hour or a quote
Backups and uptime monitoringA backup before riskier work. No monitoring.In the planBy the hour, if they offer it

Start with 500 free credits. No credit card needed.

Frequently asked questions

Still have a question? Contact us

Do I need an accessibility audit before I start?

No. Send a page address and describe the problem, such as a menu that won't open with a keyboard or text that disappears when enlarged. If you have an audit, paste the relevant finding and recommended change. SiteSelf can investigate and implement specific fixes; it doesn't provide a comprehensive accessibility audit.

Can one request cover an issue on several pages?

Yes. Identify the affected pages or shared element, such as your main navigation. Your agent can update a shared template or apply a content change across the pages you specify, rather than treating every occurrence as a separate request.

What access does SiteSelf need?

Content changes need your WordPress connection. Theme or plugin code changes need file access enabled through the SiteSelf plugin or a hosting connection; some plugin settings also need hosting. If your developer manages the code in a repository, changes must follow that publishing process.

Does it work with Elementor, Divi or Beaver Builder?

SiteSelf can connect to a site using these builders, but it cannot currently edit their builder-controlled content or layouts. Your agent identifies whether the requested change is in an area it can edit and explains any limitation.

Can it fix an embedded booking form or third-party widget?

It can change the WordPress content and markup around the embed. Controls inside an externally hosted form or widget belong to its provider, so those fixes need to be made through that service.

How are accessibility fixes checked?

Your agent inspects the changed code or content and fetches the page's HTML to check the output. It reports what changed and any unresolved issues in chat. Keyboard, screen-reader and browser zoom testing still need a human review; SiteSelf doesn't currently perform those tests or provide visual previews.

Will these fixes make my website ADA compliant?

SiteSelf doesn't certify or guarantee ADA compliance or full conformance with accessibility standards. It implements specific changes. A qualified accessibility review, including testing with assistive technology, is still needed to assess the wider site.

Can I review a change before it goes live?

New content can be prepared as a WordPress draft. Edits to published content or theme files can affect the live site directly. Your agent explains the planned change and recovery options first; tell it about any review requirements before it starts.

Have an accessibility issue waiting to be fixed?

Connect your WordPress site and send the affected page with a visitor's reported problem or a finding from your audit.

Connect your site

Start with 500 free credits. No credit card needed.