# A website overlay is not a Title II method

Title II asks whether people with disabilities can use the public website and public documents. A toolbar that sits on top of the page is not that method. We do not sell an overlay.

28 CFR 35.200. Public small-entity overlay quotes we have on file sit in the $2,500–$4,650 per domain band. Keep or drop the widget this month. You still need a dated file of the content plus tickets the website vendor can run. Named comparison: https://actapack.com/compare/audioeye

## Questions clerks ask

**Does a website overlay meet Title II?**

No. Title II judges the public pages and public documents. A toolbar that sits on top of the page is not that method. We do not sell an overlay.

**What should we do if we already pay for a widget?**

Keep or drop the widget this month. You still need a dated file of the content plus tickets the website vendor can run.

**What do overlay quotes look like?**

Public small-entity overlay quotes we have on file sit in the $2,500–$4,650 per domain band.