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The widget is for the person reading the page. Each adjustment is theirs to turn on, and they can switch the panel to their own language.
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Most websites are run by one person with a long to-do list. The accessibility tools they can afford tend to promise a lot and explain very little.
Accessora is priced for small sites and installs with one script tag. The widget lets visitors change how a page looks and reads. The dashboard shows you what to fix, and on Enterprise, automated fixes handle common issues when the page loads.
The widget is for the person reading the page. Each adjustment is theirs to turn on, and they can switch the panel to their own language.
An audit lists each issue with its WCAG criterion and the elements it affects. On Enterprise, automated fixes handle some of the repetitive ones, and the audit still shows what is left.
We don't use lawsuit countdowns or compliance badges to sell. Accessibility is worth doing because real people use your site.
Audits with a score per page, AI alt text for images that need it, widget settings with a live preview, and an overview of which tools visitors use. You can see all of it without a sales call.
Take the product tourSample audit screen: three pages with their WCAG scores and statuses.
Accessora is built by a small team. Support requests and bug reports go to the people who work on the product every day.
The widget in the corner of this page is Accessora, running on our own site. Our accessibility statement lists the standard we target and what we know still falls short. Found something we missed? Tell us.
7-day free trial on every plan. Install the widget today and cancel any time during the trial.