About Rampsight
Built by one person, for agencies in Europe
Rampsight is built and run by Reuber Bruno Nunes Menezes, from Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil. It exists for one kind of customer: the web agency that has to answer for its clients’ accessibility, month after month.
That is the whole company. What follows is why it started, what it bets on, and what being this small actually means for you.
Why Rampsight started in 2026
The European Accessibility Act turned accessibility from an occasional project into a recurring obligation for the clients of every agency in Europe. Suddenly the question was not “should we audit this once?” but “who watches this site every week, and who signs the accessibility statement?”
The tools on the market answered a different question. They were built either for very large organisations or for site owners looking for a shortcut — and neither shape fits an agency that has to deliver the work under its own name.
Enterprise platforms priced per thousand pages
Capable software, sold to organisations that count their pages in the thousands and have an accessibility team to read the output. An agency looking after a dozen client sites pays enterprise money for a dashboard its clients will never be allowed to see.
Browser widgets that change nothing in the code
An overlay sits on top of a site and rewrites it in the browser. The HTML underneath stays broken, which is exactly what enforcement bodies and lawsuits look at — and your developers still have no list of what to fix.
The bet
Agencies do not need another audit tool. They need a service they can resell under their own name — one that keeps running after the audit is delivered, and that puts their logo, not ours, on everything the client sees.
You sell it, we stay invisible
Reports and accessibility statements carry your agency's logo, colour and contact details, and from the Agency plan up can be served from your own domain. Our name appears on your invoice and nowhere else.
Monitoring, not a one-off report
An audit is out of date the day after the next release. Sites are re-scanned on a schedule, scored 0 to 100, and new failures are flagged by severity — so the service has a reason to be billed every month.
Priced per site, not per feature
Flat monthly plans with the price on the page, no sales call and no metered add-ons. The monitoring itself — white-label reports, statements, alerts, unlimited clients — is on every plan; the plan sets the capacity, from €99 a month for 10 sites.
What being one person means
Being small has consequences in both directions. It is more useful to state them than to write copy that imitates a larger company.
You talk to the person who writes the code
There is no first-line support and no account manager relaying your question. The reply to your email comes from the person who can change the product the same afternoon — and who will tell you plainly when something is not possible.
The roadmap follows what agencies ask for
The Jira integration, custom report domains, the public API and the four dashboard languages exist because agencies needed them to sell the service. If something stands between you and a signed client, say so — that is how the next thing gets chosen.
What Rampsight is not
- Not included: A company with offices, employees or investors — it is one person and a short list of hosted services
- Not included: A certification: automated testing finds many WCAG failures, never all of them, and no tool can certify conformity
- Not included: A tiered support desk — email is read every working day and answered within two working days, or one on the Scale plan
- Not included: An overlay or a widget: nothing from Rampsight is ever injected into your clients' websites
The same caution applies to the product itself: reports say in plain words that they are the result of automated testing, and the accessibility statements we generate are worded so that nobody claims more than the evidence supports.
Who runs Rampsight
The service is operated by Reuber Bruno Nunes Menezes, an individual established in Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil, trading as Rampsight. Payments are handled by a merchant of record, so your invoice comes from it, not from us; the service contract is with the operator named here, as set out in the Terms of Service.
- Operator
- Reuber Bruno Nunes Menezes
- Established in
- Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil
- Contact
- hello@rampsight.com
Customer data is stored in the EU and the measures protecting it are listed on the security page. How we handle personal data is in the Privacy Policy, and the agreement covering data we process for you is the Data Processing Agreement.
See what your clients would receive
Look at a finished report first, then set up your own agency and scan a real client site. Nothing about Rampsight is hidden behind a sales call.