Making the World Accessible Online and Offline
THE CODE FOR MOBILITY
CityMaaS unlocks a world for people with a disability and generates revenue for businesses in multiple sectors all over the world.
People with a disability want to be empowered. We have the Code for Mobility. Our cutting edge technology provides people with a disability the tools and information to live independently.
The Code allows businesses to reach out and embrace everyone in this world, regardless of their uniqueness, and open a market that is valued at £274 billion.
The code is equality, inclusiveness, and mobility for a world where everyone wins.
Our mission started with the simple idea that we can build a world that is inclusive. We have created a FREE ebook that outlines the opportunity below.
OUR PRODUCTS
Improve the accessibility and usability of your website with one line of code.
Assist Me enables preset personalised assistance levels to ensure everyone can access your website.
Our Automatic Web Accessiblity Reporting Engine (AWARE) will also help to identify the issues that no automated service can automatically fix.
Try our 14 day free trial to start!
22%
OF THE UK POPULATION HAVE A DISABILITY
FAMILIES OF DISABLED PEOPLE IN THE
UK SPEND AN ESTIMATED
£274B
A YEAR
GLOBALLY THEY SPEND AN ESTIMATED
$8 Trillion
A YEAR
14 Million
DISABLED PEOPLE IN THE UK ALONE
of global consumers would switch brands if a different brand of similar price and quality supported a cause.
COMING SOON: FREE DOWNLOAD
THE CITYMAAS PURPLE POUND REPORT
We have created a detailed business report about the potential your business can grow profits whilst supporting a good cause. The CityMaaS purple pound report will be available in the next couple of weeks so please check back soon.
87%
of global consumers believe that business needs to place at least equal weight on society's interests as on business interests.
71%
of consumers help a brand promote their products or services if there is a good cause behind them.
91%
73%
of potential disabled consumers experienced barriers on more than
1 in 4 websites they visited.