Accessora vs AudioEye: a fair comparison.
AudioEye is a managed accessibility service with expert audits, custom code fixes and legal protection, bought through its sales team. Accessora is a self-serve widget, audits and AI alt text, with plans from $4.99 a month. This page sets out what each includes, with sources.
Last reviewed October 29, 2026.
At a glance
- Accessora from
- $4.99 a month
- AudioEye prices
- Not published
- How you buy
- Online vs sales call
- Expert services
- AudioEye only
- Free trial
- 7 days on Accessora
- AudioEye sells a managed service with automated fixes, monitoring, expert and AI agent audits, custom code fixes, document remediation, legal support and a financial guarantee. It does not publish prices, so you talk to sales.
- Accessora is self-serve, from $4.99 a month with a 7-day free trial. Every plan has the visitor widget and scheduled audits, Growth adds AI alt text and Enterprise adds automated fixes.
- AudioEye says its automation addresses about half of accessibility issues. No tool fixes everything, ours included, and the rest needs people.
Side by side
AudioEye's entries come from its own site, help center and SEC filing. The numbered links go to each page under Sources.
| Feature | Accessora | AudioEye |
|---|---|---|
| Prices | $4.99, $24.99 and $49.99 a month, on the pricing page | Not published. Three plans: Automated, Self-Managed and Managed1 |
| How you buy | Sign up and pay online | Talk to an expert1,2 |
| Free trial | 7 days on every plan | None listed; the trial page leads to a contact page. A free site scan is offered.2,1 |
| Visitor tools | 18 adjustments, 4 profiles, 44 languages, Text to Speech | 14 tools on desktop and 8 on mobile3 |
| Automatic fixes | 22 rule-based fixes, Enterprise plan | Automated and Managed plans; AudioEye says automation addresses about 50% of issues1 |
| Audits | Scheduled axe-core audits on every plan (5, 20 or 100 a month), with a score and each issue's WCAG criterion | Continuous monitoring; expert audits on Self-Managed and Managed; AI agent audits (Agentic Audits) on Managed1,5,6 |
| Custom code fixes by developers | Not offered | Managed plan1,4 |
| Developer tools | Not offered | SDK, CLI, CI pipeline checks and an MCP server (Self-Managed)1,7 |
| Legal support | Not offered | Managed plan: legal support, plus the AudioEye Assurance guarantee as an add-on1,8,9 |
| VPAT | Not offered | Yes, priced through sales10 |
Where AudioEye is stronger
- They do the work. On the Managed plan AudioEye's developers write custom fixes for what automation misses. Its experts, including testers with disabilities, audit your site.4,5
- Legal protection. Managed customers get help responding to demand letters and lawsuits. With AudioEye Assurance, AudioEye pays up to a set amount per covered page if a legitimate issue leads to legal costs.8,9
- Developer tools. A testing SDK, a CLI, CI pipeline checks and an MCP server for coding agents, plus CSV export for Jira or Asana.7
- Enterprise requirements. Single sign-on with Entra, Okta and JumpCloud, and a Trust Center that lists SOC 2 Type 2, SOC 3 and HIPAA.11,12
- Scale. AudioEye is a public company and reported about 130,000 customers as of September 30, 2026.13
Where Accessora is different
- Prices you can see. Plans are $4.99, $24.99 and $49.99 a month, and you can start without a call.
- More tools in the visitor panel. Every plan has 18 adjustments, Text to Speech among them, plus four one-click profiles and 44 languages.3
- AI alt text on Growth and Enterprise. The widget fills in missing alt text with English descriptions, and you can edit any of them in the dashboard.
- Audits on every plan, from Starter up, with each issue's WCAG criterion, severity and the elements it affects.
- No guarantee. We don't sell legal protection or claim the widget makes a site compliant. Audits show what still needs fixing in your code.
AudioEye pricing and buying
AudioEye's pricing page lists three plans and what each includes, but no prices. Its buttons lead to a sales conversation, and its quarterly filing says subscriptions run month to month or for one or more years. When we checked, its trial page led to a contact page, and the free offer was a site scan.1,13,2
Accessora is bought online. Pick Starter, Growth or Enterprise, try it free for 7 days, and pay monthly or yearly by card. You can change or cancel the plan yourself from the Billing page.
The two suit different buyers. AudioEye's Managed plan is for teams that want someone else to own the work, legal responses included. Accessora is for teams that want to do it themselves on a small budget.
Which one fits you
AudioEye is the better fit if
- You want a vendor to write fixes and run expert audits for you.
- You want legal support or a financial guarantee against claims.
- Procurement asks for SSO, a SOC 2 report or HIPAA.
- Your developers want accessibility tests in CI.
Accessora is the better fit if
- You want to see the price and start today, without a sales call.
- You run a small business site or store on a small budget.
- You want a visitor panel with Text to Speech, profiles and 44 languages.
- You'd rather fix issues yourself from an audit list.
Sources
We checked every source below on October 29, 2026. Prices and plans change, so check AudioEye’s own site before you decide. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.
- Plans and pricing, AudioEye
- Trial page, now a contact page, AudioEye
- Personalization tools for website visitors, AudioEye Help Center
- Automated fixes, AudioEye
- Expert audits, AudioEye
- Agentic audits, AudioEye
- Developer tools, AudioEye
- Legal protection, AudioEye
- AudioEye Assurance, AudioEye
- VPAT, AudioEye
- Getting started (install guides and SSO), AudioEye Help Center
- Trust Center, AudioEye
- Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, AudioEye, via SEC EDGAR
How much does AudioEye cost compared with Accessora?
AudioEye does not publish its prices; its pricing page asks you to talk to an expert. Accessora's plans are $4.99, $24.99 and $49.99 a month, shown on the pricing page, with a 7-day free trial.
Does Accessora offer a guarantee like AudioEye Assurance?
No. Accessora does not offer legal support or financial guarantees. A demand letter is a question for a lawyer. Our audits can help you see which issues are on your pages now.
Does AudioEye have a free trial?
Not that we could find on October 29, 2026. Its trial page led to a contact page, and its pricing page offered a free site scan instead, so ask its sales team. Every Accessora plan has a 7-day free trial you can start online.
Can either one make my site compliant on its own?
No. AudioEye says its automation addresses about half of accessibility issues and sells expert work for the rest. Accessora's widget and, on Enterprise, automated fixes help too, but captions, documents, custom components and content still need people.
How do I switch from AudioEye to Accessora?
Start a trial, add the Accessora script tag (or the Shopify app), then remove the AudioEye code so visitors see one panel. Our install guides cover Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and more.
Try it on your own site.
7‑day free trial on every plan. Add one script tag and compare for yourself.