Accessibility is Complex

But observing how customers navigate your online services is easy, and sparks passion for change.

Kara, one of See Me Please's Deaf Testers. She's sporting a leather jacket, glasses and a big smile.
One of our valued blind user testers in a white corduroy jacket over a brown See Me Please t-shirt smiling
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One of our young and cheerful DeafBlind user testers with short hair, many piercings and a massive smile. Dan is wearing a beige See Me Please T-shirt.
One of our blind testers, she has long black hair and is wearing a beige See Me Please shirt. She’s absolutely gorgeous- inside and out.

Our User Testing Perspectives

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    Deafness

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    Low Vision

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    Neurodivergent

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    Blindness

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    Older

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    English as a Second Language

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    Aboriginal

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    Other Disabilities

Digital Accessibility is:

Good Business
Enabling businesses to grow market share and reduce operating costs by shifting customers to digital from higher cost service channels.
The Right Thing
Illustrating that your organisation values inclusive services that can be accessed by all.
The Law
Accessibility is required by law in many countries including Australia, the US and the UK. Digital inclusion ensures equal opportunities and reduces discrimination.
A Human Right
Access to digital services is essential for individuals to exercise their rights to information, education, communication, and participation in modern society.
Socially Responsible
And easy to understand when you can see real customers facing barriers accessing your digital experiences.
Benefits All
Solve for edge users and you know it's seamless and intuitive for all of your customers.

Did you know...

People in Australia have a disability

4.25 Million

Australians Don’t Speak English

870K

Australians are older than 65

3.9 Million

Min Wage for People with Disability

$2.90

Disability addressible market

$13 Trillion

Disability Employment Rate

53%

Our Services

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One-Stop-Shop for Diverse User Testing

Diverse and disabled customer cohorts provide feedback across your end-to-end digital user journey. Simplifying the complex domain of digital accessibility with actionable and relatable feedback

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1:1 User Research

Our 1:1 research sessions dive deeper into user experiences, providing insights that help you validate a preferred design or explore accessibility options

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Open Research

We openly share real feedback to help all designers and engineers uplift their understanding of assistive technologies and the diverse ways customers navigate the online world

Diverse Insights As a Service

Wholesale Capability Uplift
Uplifts your teams understanding of assistive technologies
Usability Over Box Ticking
Leaps you forward towards universal usability rather than conformance
Social Impact
Creates meaningful work for those facing long-term employment barriers
Customer-Centric Culture
Integrating customer insights at every stage helps organisations meet user needs, boosting satisfaction and loyalty
Long Lived Research Resources
For every project, we create a research up including a dynamic dashboard, user testing recordings, feedback, and a highlights reel, providing valuable reference materials for years to come
Accelerating Your Development Cycle
Actionable and relatable insights directly into the hands of developers and designers, reducing handoffs to centralised functions

How We Work

You end-to-end user journey for feedback.
Our testers provide insights across the entire journey, helping multiple teams understand friction points across all products in the experience.
We curate panels of 18 diverse testers.
If you've met one person who's blind, you've met one person who's blind! 3 unique individuals from each cohort, helps reveal the difference between preferences, digital fluency and common friction points.
Actionable and relatable insights through observation.
Nothing beats real customer feedback. Observing how a customer applies their assistive tech to navigate your product simplifies accessibility. That's why we record every touchpoint for you.
Your research repository delivered in 5-10 business days.
A dynamic dashboard that brings insights to life—sorted by cohort, product, and demographics. Plus, a library of user testing recordings so your team can see firsthand how diverse users navigate your services and get real-world understanding of assistive tech in action.
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Some of Our Awesome Customers

  • Department of Employment Workplace Relations
  • Department of Social Services
  • myID
  • RMIT University
  • Services Australia
  • South Australia Government
  • Virgin Australia
  • Westpac Bank

Our Social Impact

Breaking Disability Employment Barriers

300 jobs in 3 years
Disability employment has been stuck at 53% for decades, we want to shift the dial. We're aiming for 300 jobs.
Mindful of gig work
We always pay a minimum of 3 hours of pay, because we value our team's time and believe in fairly compensating their commitment and effort.
Would you work for $2.90/h
We pay double the open employment min wage, with many testers earning more for their skills and experience.
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The Word On The Street

“You’ve definitely delivered over and above our expectations on this collaboration.”

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NSW Department of Communities and Justice

“See Me Please bridges a critical gap by connecting businesses with diverse customers, including those with disabilities and diverse backgrounds, while enhancing digital accessibility and driving innovation in the digital age.”

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Liesl Tesch, NSW Member for Gosford and Paralympian

“Simplifying online services benefits the entire community, particularly those with disabilities, language barriers, or cognitive challenges. Feedback from diverse individuals enhances accessibility and also opens up valuable employment opportunities.”

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Dr, Sophie Scamps Federal Independent Member for Mackellar

“I value the ability for private enterprise to innovate in this space. The See Me Please digital platform empowers customer cohorts to provide honest feedback, benefiting both customers and service providers. I also commend your efforts to protect reviewers by offering wages beyond the minimum rate and setting deadlines that consider customer needs.”

Australian Consumer Safeguards

“See Me Please has been an indispensable partner. Without them we could not have delivered the Accessibility immersion day or accessibility customer testing capability.”

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Westpac Bank

“See Me Please has collaborated with Vision Australia to onboard testers with low and no vision, create casual employment opportunities, and produce resources that highlight accessibility needs. This partnership has the potential to expand employment opportunities for Vision Australia clients as See Me Please scales its services locally and internationally. Vision Australia remains committed to strengthening this collaboration to drive accessibility improvements across the industry.”

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Vision Australia

“We recognise the potential of our collaboration with See Me Please to create ongoing employment opportunities for individuals experiencing long-term unemployment and look forward to strengthening this partnership to support those in need.”

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Workforce Australia, Local Employment Facilitator

“#TeamDEWR aims to build an inclusive workplace culture, partnering with See Me Please to gain valuable insights and feedback on services like Workforce Australia for Individuals.”

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Department of Employment Workplace Relations

“Ms McDermott, with her experience at Service NSW, is focused on making technology inclusive for people with disabilities, the elderly, and non-English-speaking migrants. See Me Please enables their participation in technology testing with fair compensation.”

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Alister Henskens, NSW Member for Wahroonga

Recognised as one of Australia’s most innovative software companies

Not once but twice! In our first year of operating, both InnovationAus and the Australian Financial Review, listed See Me Please as one of Australia’s most innovative software companies.

InnovationAus 2024 Awards - Most Innovative Software CompanyAustralian Financial Review BOSS Innovative Company 2024