Sponsorship policy

We accept sponsorship from accessibility tooling vendors. We also publish sponsored comparison articles. Both are subject to the rules below. This policy is public and updated as needed; the quarterly transparency report reports adherence.

Slot mechanics

Concentration cap

No single sponsor may hold more than 60% of active slots at any time. Build-time check enforces this; if a sponsor is acquiring multiple categories, the editorial board reviews before the slot goes live.

Editorial independence

Sponsored comparison articles

A vendor may pay for inclusion in a comparison article. The sponsor pays for the work to produce a fair, accurate comparison — not for editorial framing. Every sponsored comparison carries a yellow Sponsored content banner at the top of the page, naming the paying vendor and the reviewing editor. The reviewing editor signs off on factual accuracy; the sponsor sees a draft for factual corrections only, not framing changes.

Categories

We run sponsorship across these categories: how-to articles, EAA checklists, framework guides, and testing how-to. Sponsors are not allowed to monopolise the category — the concentration cap is the hard ceiling.

What we don't accept

Enquiries: sponsor@webaccessibility.wiki.