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When Colorado districts were told that not just websites but also every PDF had to be accessible, Timberline District Consulting was left asking: now what? Traditional remediation services were slow, expensive, and inflexible — costing up to $7 per page and making it impossible to keep up with statutory deadlines. Discover how Timberline turned to DocAccess to cut costs, meet compliance, and gain the flexibility to serve their communities without breaking the bank.

Discover why most organizations with document-heavy websites are at risk of costly lawsuits and lost opportunities. Learn the true financial impact of inaccessible PDFs—and how shifting from costly remediation to scalable, automated accessibility can save time, reduce expenses, and expand your reach.

Ensuring your PDFs are accessible isn’t just about checking a compliance box—it’s about making your content usable for everyone. Whether you're part of a government agency, school district, nonprofit, or public-facing organization, accessible documents are a key part of digital inclusion. But finding the right solution isn’t always simple. With dozens of tools and services available, it can be difficult to figure out what you really need. This guide offers a high-level comparison of common PDF accessibility solutions, based on current best practices and real-world feedback from accessibility professionals.