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Accessora vs accessiBe: a fair comparison.

accessiBe is a large accessibility platform with expert services and litigation support. Accessora gives small teams a widget, audits and AI alt text, with plans from $4.99 a month. Below is what each includes and costs, with a source for every claim about accessiBe.

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Last reviewed October 29, 2026.

At a glance

Accessora from
$4.99 a month
accessiBe from
$59 a month
Free trial
7 days on both
Priced by
Page loads vs site visits
Litigation support
accessiBe only
On this page
  1. 1Side by side
  2. 2Where accessiBe is stronger
  3. 3Where Accessora is different
  4. 4accessiBe pricing, worked through
  5. 5The FTC case against accessiBe
  6. 6Which one fits you
  7. 7Sources
The short answer
  • accessiBe is the bigger platform, with a widget, a developer tool, manual audits, VPATs and litigation support. Widget plans start at $59 a month for one domain.
  • Accessora starts at $4.99 a month for the widget and scheduled audits. AI alt text comes with Growth, automated fixes with Enterprise, and one plan covers up to 10 sites.
  • Neither makes a site compliant on its own. In 2025 the FTC required accessiBe to pay $1 million over claims that its widget could.

Side by side

Each row uses the plans and features the company publishes. The numbers next to accessiBe's entries link to its own pages under Sources.

FeatureAccessoraaccessiBe
Starting price$4.99 a month (Starter)$59 a month or $490 a year (Micro)1
Top self-serve plan$49.99 a month, no page view limit, 10 sites$479 a month (Scale), up to 100,000 visits a month1
What the price is based onNumber of sites (1, 3 or 10) and features, no page view limitMonthly visits to one domain, estimated with Similarweb1
Free trial7 days on every plan7 days4
Visitor widget18 adjustments, 4 profiles, 44 languagesContent, color and orientation adjustments, preset profiles, 33 languages2,3
Automatic fixes at page load22 rule-based fixes, Enterprise planIncluded, with a rescan every 24 hours2
AI alt textAdded automatically in English, 1,000 a month on Growth, 3,000 on EnterpriseAdded automatically by the widget2
AuditsScheduled axe-core audits on every plan (5, 20 or 100 a month), with a score and each issue's WCAG criterionaccessScan, a free scan of one URL; accessFlow, a developer platform with unpublished prices5,6
Manual expert audit, user testingNot offeredYes, quoted per project7
VPATNot offeredYes, about 25 business days, quoted per project8
Litigation supportNot offeredGrowth plan and up: a case manager, and a pledge starting at $15,000, by plan, if a case is lost in court9

Where accessiBe is stronger

  • Expert services. accessiBe sells manual expert audits, testing by people with disabilities, PDF remediation and VPATs. Accessora sells software only.7,8
  • Litigation support. From the Growth plan, a customer facing a demand letter or lawsuit gets a case manager and documentation for their legal team. accessiBe also pledges from $15,000, depending on plan, if a case is lost in court. It does not cover legal fees or provide a lawyer in court.9
  • Developer tooling. accessFlow crawls user flows, suggests code fixes and plugs into CI pipelines and Jira. Accessora's audits run on a schedule in the dashboard.6
  • SOC 2. accessiBe says its security follows SOC 2-compliant measures. Accessora has no SOC 2 report.10

Where Accessora is different

  • Price. On monthly billing, Accessora's top plan at $49.99 costs less than accessiBe's entry plan at $59. See pricing for what each plan includes.1
  • Several sites on one plan. Growth covers 3 sites and Enterprise 10. accessiBe prices each domain separately, and subdomains need their own plan.1
  • Audits on every plan. Even Starter runs scheduled scans and lists each issue with its WCAG criterion and the elements it affects, so you can see what still needs a developer.
  • More widget languages. Accessora's panel comes in 44, and accessWidget lists 33.2
  • No compliance promise. We don't claim a script can make a site compliant. The widget helps visitors adjust the page, and audits show what to fix in your code.

accessiBe pricing, worked through

accessiBe prices each domain by monthly visits. It uses Similarweb's estimate of average non-unique visits, desktop and mobile, over the past six months. Micro covers up to 5,000 visits for $59 a month, Growth up to 30,000 for $179 and Scale up to 100,000 for $479. accessiBe says paying yearly saves 30%.1

Accessora has no page view limit on any plan. The price depends on how many sites you add and which features you need: Starter covers one site, Growth three and Enterprise ten.

Here is one site worked through. A shop with 3,000 visits a month fits accessiBe Micro at $59 or Accessora Starter at $4.99. If it grows to 30,000 visits, accessiBe moves it to Growth at $179, and Accessora Starter stays at $4.99. Starter has no AI alt text or automated fixes, though. AI alt text needs Growth at $24.99 and automated fixes need Enterprise at $49.99, while accessiBe Micro includes its automatic fixes.1

Comparing accessiBe with UserWay directly? See accessiBe vs UserWay, side by side.

The FTC case against accessiBe

On January 3, 2025 the US Federal Trade Commission announced a complaint and proposed order against accessiBe. The FTC alleged that accessiBe's claims that its widget could make any website WCAG compliant were false, misleading or unsubstantiated. It also alleged that accessiBe paid for reviews and articles formatted to look independent.11,12

The final order, approved in April 2025, required accessiBe to pay $1 million. It bars accessiBe from claiming that an automated product can make a website WCAG compliant unless it has competent and reliable evidence. accessiBe neither admitted nor denied the allegations.13,14

The same caution applies to every widget, ours included. Accessibility practitioners who signed the Overlay Fact Sheet say no overlay can make a site fully compliant, and their definition covers widgets like Accessora's. Our audits find part of what still needs fixing in your code, and a manual review finds the rest.15

Which one fits you

accessiBe is the better fit if

  • You want a manual audit, a VPAT or litigation support from the same vendor.
  • Your developers want accessibility checks in CI and Jira.
  • You need a widget language Accessora does not have.
  • Your procurement team asks vendors about SOC 2.

Accessora is the better fit if

  • You run a small business site or store and want the widget, audits and alt text on a small budget.
  • You manage several sites and want them on one plan.
  • You want an audit list of issues to fix in your own code.

Sources

We checked every source below on October 29, 2026. Prices and plans change, so check accessiBe’s own site before you decide. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

  1. accessWidget pricing, accessiBe
  2. accessWidget, accessiBe
  3. Accessibility interface, accessiBe
  4. accessiBe plugin listing, WordPress.org
  5. accessScan, accessiBe
  6. accessFlow, accessiBe
  7. accessServices, accessiBe
  8. VPAT, accessiBe
  9. Litigation support, accessiBe
  10. Security, accessiBe
  11. FTC order requires online marketer to pay $1 million for deceptive claims that its AI product could make websites compliant (January 3, 2025), US Federal Trade Commission
  12. Complaint, In the Matter of accessiBe Inc. and accessiBe Ltd., US Federal Trade Commission
  13. FTC approves final order requiring accessiBe to pay $1 million (April 22, 2025), US Federal Trade Commission
  14. Decision and Order, Docket No. C-4817, US Federal Trade Commission
  15. Overlay Fact Sheet, overlayfactsheet.com
FAQ

Questions about Accessora and accessiBe.

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Is Accessora cheaper than accessiBe?

Yes, on list prices. Accessora plans are $4.99, $24.99 and $49.99 a month. accessiBe's widget plans are $59, $179 and $479 a month per domain, or $490 to $3,990 a year. accessiBe counts monthly visits and Accessora counts page loads, so compare using your own traffic.

Does Accessora offer litigation support like accessiBe?

No. Accessora does not offer legal support, case managers or pledges. If you receive a demand letter, talk to a lawyer first. An audit can then show which issues are on your pages today.

What did the FTC order say about accessiBe?

The FTC alleged that accessiBe misrepresented that its widget could make any website WCAG compliant, and that it presented paid reviews as independent. The April 2025 final order required accessiBe to pay $1 million and bars such claims without competent and reliable evidence. accessiBe neither admitted nor denied the allegations.

Does either product make my website compliant?

No. A widget alone can't make a site fully WCAG compliant. It helps visitors adjust the page, and runtime fixes patch common defects. Captions, documents, custom components and content still need people, and an audit shows where to start.

How do I switch from accessiBe to Accessora?

Start a trial, add the Accessora script tag (or the Shopify app), then remove the accessiBe script or app so visitors see one widget. The install guides cover Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and more.

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