A partnership between companies can be seen as a bit like a relationship between couples as we get older.
Sometimes, the best thing you can do is to take the weight off your partner’s shoulders when things get heavy or busy.
And that is exactly how our media accessibility partnerships with companies work. We’ll take work off your back, not add to it, so you can focus on other priorities.
In this blog, we’ll explore how companies benefit in more detail.
A media accessibility partnership: in more detail
When it comes to the accessibility layer for content, perhaps you don’t have the in-house capacity for it if your team is already stretched. You may not need it in-house if you only need media accessibility services now and then.
This is where we, at VoiceBox, thrive. We partner with anyone from agencies to media teams. This partnership takes away from your workload, and allows the accessibility and localisation part to get the love and attention it deserves so that your content can fly.
We’ll return your content having provided a top-quality service (as we have since 2014), and we can work with rapid turnaround times (TATs).
You don’t even need to tell anyone about us, if you don’t want to. We can offer white-labelled support, so that assets are delivered under your brand. No suppliers to manage; just send it to us and we’ll take care of it.
Are you already a partner for other clients?
Yes, we’re already an accessibility partner for several other clients. Some we can name, some we can’t (NDAs, etc.)
For example, we work with the advert delivery platform Cape.io (formerly Peach). For Cape, we may be called on to provide subtitles (open or closed), audio description and more to help create accessible content.
We did this for the accessible advert break during the Six Nations, earlier in 2026, providing audio description and open captions.
“The Cape.io team were delighted with the outcome of the collaboration with VoiceBox. The VoiceBox team are very efficient and professional, we can always rely on them to do a great job.”
– Ella Roche, Global Key Account Director, Cape.io
Ella added: “The AD and captioning provided was to an excellent standard and created within a very tight timeframe.
“In the case of the Six Nations project, it was important to have everyone working together seamlessly. VoiceBox helped make sure things ran smoothly, allowing for a fully accessible ad break.”
This partnership occurs before broadcast, as we’re already onboarded with them.
What is the order of our process for a media accessibility partnership?
This is the order of our process for a media accessibility partnership:
- We always start with a we start with a chat. You’ll outline what you’re finding challenging, and whether it’s overflow support you need or a media accessibility partner for your content. We’ll explain how we effortlessly slip into your workflow to take some of that pressure from you and how our dedicated account management works. We can also explain how we select our talent to produce the deliverables.
- If you decide to work with us, we can be onboarded as a partner.
- You can then choose to use us for whatever work you like.
Conclusion
Hopefully this blog has helped you understand what an accessibility partnership looks like, how we work and what we already do in the partnership world.
Just like other relationships, it’s built on trust. However, there is no need for much effort on your side. When you need us, let us know and we can take care of whatever you need.
If you’d like to explore a partnership with us, contact the team today.