# Accesserty ALLY

Accesserty ALLY tells visitors that the maintainer has passed an active-maintenance review and is expected to keep handling accessibility reports. Signal can display it as a badge, but that is not an audit pass, page-by-page certification, or compliance guarantee. A Pro subscription does not buy it. Applications require at least one domain with current verified access; verification is not proof of legal ownership.

## Application requirements

1. A maintainer signs in to Accesserty Console and registers a domain.
2. The maintainer installs the account-specific static Pulse script in the website HTML, then uses Console to verify that it appears in the server-returned HTTPS homepage HTML.
3. While verified access is active, review its associated Signal reports in Console, investigate issues, and record their status. Taking over a domain does not grant access to the previous maintainer’s private report history.
4. Every application is reviewed by Accesserty.

## Ongoing maintenance

- Continue reviewing and handling Signal user reports.
- Review reminders and plan appropriate follow-up.
- Do not present ALLY as proof that the site fully conforms to WCAG or legal requirements.

ALLY belongs to the approved maintainer account. Its current and later-added domains may display ALLY while verified access is active. Pending verification, suspension, removal, or expired access stops that display; another account taking over does not inherit the former maintainer’s status. Changing the domain list does not automatically revoke the account’s ALLY. An administrator may revoke ALLY when reports remain unattended, reminders receive no response, or maintenance stops. Revocation does not itself remove current verified domain access, but ALLY reapplication is blocked for three months.

A Pulse Pro subscription is not required. The Free plan can verify one domain, handle Signal reports, and submit an ALLY application.

Canonical page: [https://accesserty.com/en/ally/](https://accesserty.com/en/ally/)