Accessibility Tool Comparison

AudioEye does not publish dollar amounts on its own plans page. Self-Managed and Managed both say “Talk to an Expert.”

Directories (GetApp, Capterra and SoftwareAdvice) list the Automated tier at about $49 per month. That is a third-party directory figure, not a price AudioEye publishes.

Published monthly prices on AAArdvark’s pricing page: Free $0 (1 site, 1 page); One Site / Starter $49 (1 site, 100 pages); A Few Sites $99 (5 sites, 1,000 pages); Several Sites $249 (20 sites, 3,000 pages); High Capacity $499 (50 sites, 10,000 pages).

Annual prices on the same page, for the paid tiers: $549, $1,099, $2,749 and $5,499.

Siteimprove does not publish a self-serve price on siteimprove.com. You contact sales.

Public reference ranges, not a checkout price: Texas DIR list price for the Accessibility Complete Package is $7,100 per year for 1,000 pages, then $11,600 (5,000), $15,300 (10,000), $22,800 (25,000), $34,100 (50,000) and $51,300 (100,000). UK G-Cloud Inclusivity is £8,000 to £28,700 per licence.

Level Access sells the enterprise platform by custom quote. It does not publish a self-serve price list.

Public reference ranges: AWS Marketplace Basic is $5,000 for 12 months (scanning, an accessibility widget, asset dashboards, automated remediation and issue reporting). Higher tiers are a private offer. Missouri MOCAP lists AMP SaaS for up to 5 users at $13,495 per year, Access Advisor Enterprise managed service at $14,995 per year, and audits at $160 per hour.

Three tiers: Automated, Self-Managed and Managed. Automated is the directory-listed entry tier. Self-Managed and Managed are quoted.

Monthly, or a discounted annual price. The plan price rises with the number of sites and pages. Every paid plan includes the full feature set and unlimited users.

Annual licence or contract, quoted by pages and modules. UK G-Cloud prices Inclusivity per licence, with no free trial, and implementation is often separate. SEO, QA and analytics modules are sold separately.

Annual contract or a marketplace subscription. AWS Basic is a 12-month price. Enterprise programs are custom. UserWay, which Level Access owns, is a separate product.

The plans page we checked does not publish a free-trial length or a money-back term for these tiers.

Free plan at $0 for 1 site and 1 page. The pricing page does not publish a money-back window for paid plans.

The UK G-Cloud Inclusivity listing says there is no free trial. siteimprove.com does not offer a self-serve trial.

No published self-serve trial. The AWS Marketplace and Missouri MOCAP listings are paid contracts.

Not published on AudioEye’s own page. The about $49 per month figure is a directory listing. Self-Managed and Managed are “Talk to an Expert.”

Published, including the free plan and the annual prices.

Quote on siteimprove.com. Texas DIR and UK G-Cloud publish list or framework prices for public-sector buyers. They are not a self-serve checkout price. Vendr-observed contracts are about $15,000 to $150,000 or more per year, depending on modules and pages.

Quote for the enterprise platform. AWS Marketplace publishes the Basic tier; other tiers are private offers. Vendr reports a median of about $33,735 per year, with typical ranges of about $25,000 to $50,000 (Essentials), $60,000 to $100,000 (Accelerate) and $100,000 or more (Enterprise). TestParty and other industry write-ups put full programs, including manual audits, VPAT, training and legal support, at about $50,000 to $500,000 or more.

Listed on the Overlay Fact Sheet. Hybrid model: a script applies automated fixes, and higher tiers add expert services.

Not an overlay. AAArdvark’s FAQ says it is a testing tool, not a quick-fix overlay.

Not an overlay. It is an automated testing and digital governance platform.

Not primarily an overlay. Level Access owns UserWay, an overlay sold separately. AWS Marketplace Basic includes an accessibility widget.

Yes on Automated and Managed (automated monitoring and fixes). Self-Managed includes an accessibility scanner. AudioEye says its automated tools address about 50% of issues, and that Automated does not include expert testing for the rest.

Yes. Automated testing, a visual mode that shows issues on the page, issue grouping, and a manual testing log.

Yes. Automated WCAG testing, remediation guidance and severity prioritization. Siteimprove’s testing services page says automated scanning identifies roughly 30% of WCAG issues. Public citations of Siteimprove’s own figure put that share at about 30% to 40%.

Yes. AWS Marketplace Basic includes scanning and issue reporting. The broader platform is sold with expert services.

Continuous monitoring is listed on Automated and Managed. It is not listed on Self-Managed.

Scheduled scans. The pricing page describes ongoing testing and audit management, not a published “scan every URL every day” limit.

Ongoing automated monitoring is part of the platform, including across sites and teams. It is sold inside the governance suite, not as a flat self-serve monitor.

Monitoring is part of the platform. AWS Basic includes scanning and issue reporting. How often a given contract scans is not published on that listing.

Automated applies fixes from its script (AudioEye says about 50% of issues). Managed adds custom-written fixes and agentic audits. Self-Managed is guidance, developer tools and expert audit so your team fixes at the source. It does not include automated fixes.

Remediation guidance inside a testing tool: assign and verify issues, visual mode, and branded PDF reports. Not overlay fixes. AAArdvark does not replace a full audit. Consulting and audit services are separate.

Remediation guidance, severity prioritization, multi-team workflows and CMS pre-publish checks. Not overlay fixes. PDF and document checks are included in the accessibility module. SEO, QA and analytics are separate modules.

Platform guidance plus expert services. AWS Basic includes automated remediation and a widget. Managed programs add human remediation. That widget is not the same product as the separate UserWay overlay.

Expert audit and reporting on Self-Managed and Managed. The plans page does not describe a self-serve evidence vault.

Issue tracking with assign and verify, a manual testing log, and branded PDF reports.

Dashboards, severity prioritization and multi-team workflows inside the governance suite. A self-serve legal evidence package is not described on the public pages we checked.

Issue reporting on AWS Basic. Expert audits, VPAT and program records are part of service engagements, which are quoted.

Not stated on the plans page we checked.

Not stated on the pricing page or FAQ we checked.

Not described as an auto-updating statement on the public pages we checked. Siteimprove does offer a separate free statement generator in its toolkit.

Not described as an auto-updating statement on the AWS Marketplace or Missouri MOCAP listings.

The plans page describes accessibility coverage and says automated tools address about 50% of issues. It does not publish a WCAG version and level picker.

WCAG Levels A, AA and AAA for versions 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2, per AAArdvark’s FAQ.

Automated WCAG testing. The UK G-Cloud Inclusivity listing says the service supports WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508.

Standards testing is part of the platform and of expert audits. The AWS Basic and Missouri MOCAP listings do not publish a WCAG version picker.

Not published on the plans page.

By plan: 1 page on Free, then 100, 1,000, 3,000 or 10,000 pages, on 1, 5, 20 or 50 sites.

Priced by pages crawled. The Texas DIR list runs from 1,000 to 100,000 pages. UK G-Cloud Inclusivity is also tiered by page count inside the £8,000 to £28,700 licence band.

No self-serve page cap is published. Missouri MOCAP prices AMP for up to 5 users, not by a page count. Enterprise scope is in the quote.

Document remediation is listed on the Managed plan. It is not listed on Automated or Self-Managed.

Not stated on the pricing page or FAQ we checked.

Yes. PDF and document checks are part of Inclusivity, including on the UK G-Cloud feature list. Siteimprove’s current platform page also describes a PDF remediation agent.

Not listed in the AWS Marketplace Basic feature line. Vendr describes PDF testing credits as an add-on on typical contracts, not as part of the published Basic tier.

Not on Automated. Expert audit and reporting are on Self-Managed and Managed. Managed also lists agentic audits.

No. AAArdvark says it does not replace a full audit. Consulting and audit services are sold separately.

Not included in the software price. Siteimprove sells expert accessibility testing as a separate professional service.

Expert audits are a core service, quoted on their own or inside a program. Missouri MOCAP lists audits at $160 per hour. AWS Basic does not say a human audit is included.

AudioEye Assurance is listed on Managed only. It is not listed on Automated or Self-Managed. The plans page does not publish the dollar terms of that assurance.

Not offered as a legal assurance or indemnity in the pricing page or FAQ we checked.

No published legal indemnity. Framework copy about reducing compliance risk is not an indemnity.

No published self-serve indemnity. Industry write-ups of full programs include legal support inside the quoted services. UserWay’s separate legal-support claims are a different product.

Automated has a “Get Started” path. Self-Managed and Managed are “Talk to an Expert.”

Yes. Plans, including Free, are on the public pricing page.

No. Contact sales.

No for the enterprise platform. AWS Marketplace is a procurement checkout for Basic. Higher tiers are private offers.

Teams that want automated in-browser fixes on the entry tier, or a vendor to run expert remediation on Managed. Confirm the tier, because the plans page does not show a dollar price.

Teams and agencies that want published multi-site testing plans, manual audit workflow and no overlay. Less of a fit if you need one domain monitored with code fixes and a legal evidence package at a single low price.

Large organizations that want accessibility inside a digital governance suite and can buy by quote. A poor fit if you only need accessibility scanning and do not want SEO, QA or analytics modules.

Enterprises that want a platform plus expert audits, VPAT, training or a managed program, and can buy by quote. The AWS Basic tier is the published starter, and it includes a widget.