The best website accessibility tools. Ranked on what holds up
We make ComplyMo and rank it first: the only tool here pairing an accessibility menu and page audits with a consent banner that blocks trackers.
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How we ranked
- Honest claims
- Real audits
- Consent coverage
- Public pricing
- Monitoring
8 tools, best first
- 1
ComplyMo
One script, every price on the page, and plain words on what a menu can't do.
Where it falls short: No manual audits. For a VPAT, pair it with Level Access or Deque.
From $19/moBest for: small and mid-size teamsStart free trial - 2
Deque axe
No visitor menu and no consent tools, by design.
axe is a developer testing toolkit with a free browser extension; Deque sells no overlay. Source: Deque (opens in a new tab)
Free extensionBest for: Developers testing while they build - 3
Level Access
Deep manual evaluation, quote only, priced for procurement.
Level Access says no overlay or scanner alone will find or fix every accessibility issue. Source: Level Access (Feb 13, 2024) (opens in a new tab)
Quote onlyBest for: Enterprises that need VPATs and manual testingComplyMo vs Level Access - 4
Siteimprove
Quote only; public-sector list prices start around $7,100 a year.
Siteimprove flags accessibility issues in PDFs as well as pages, and sells manual testing as a service. Source: Siteimprove (opens in a new tab)
Quote onlyBest for: Large content teamsComplyMo vs Siteimprove - 5
AudioEye
Managed fixes, with prices by quote only.
AudioEye's managed tier includes an Assurance Guarantee of limited financial protection against WCAG demand letters and suits, with no published amount. Source: AudioEye plans (opens in a new tab)
Quote onlyBest for: Buyers who want a managed serviceComplyMo vs AudioEye - 6
EqualWeb
Page-count pricing from $39 a month, and no consent tools.
EqualWeb says several WCAG criteria need human review, so an Auto plan alone doesn't establish conformance. Source: EqualWeb pricing (opens in a new tab)
$39/moBest for: A widget with an expert audit optionComplyMo vs EqualWeb - 7
UserWay
From $490 a year; audits and monitoring cost extra.
Level Access completed its purchase of UserWay on March 20, 2024, for about $98.7 million. Source: Level Access (Mar 20, 2024) (opens in a new tab)
$490/yrBest for: A widget from an enterprise ownerComplyMo vs UserWay - 8
accessiBe
Its users drew the most suits of any widget in 2025.
An April 22, 2025 FTC order made accessiBe pay $1 million and bars unsupported claims that its tools make sites WCAG compliant. Source: FTC (Apr 22, 2025) (opens in a new tab)
$490/yrBest for: Bundled litigation supportComplyMo vs accessiBe
Side by side
| Feature | ComplyMo | Deque axe | Level Access | Siteimprove | AudioEye | EqualWeb | UserWay | accessiBe |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | From $19/mo | Free extension | Quote only | Quote only | Quote only | $39/mo | $490/yr | $490/yr |
| Public pricing | Yes | No | No | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Accessibility menu | Yes | No | Partly | No | Not listed | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Page audits | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Manual audits | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partly | Yes |
| Accessibility statement | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Not listed | Yes |
| Cookie banner | Yes | No | No | Not listed | No | No | No | No |
| Blocks trackers before consent | Yes | No | No | Not listed | No | No | No | No |
| Consent Mode v2 | Yes | No | No | Not listed | No | No | No | No |
| Global Privacy Control | Yes | No | No | Not listed | No | No | No | No |
| Consent records | Yes | No | No | Not listed | No | No | No | No |
| Privacy and cookie policies | Yes | No | No | Not listed | No | No | No | No |
We make ComplyMo. Checked on each vendor's own pages, October 25, 2026. "Not listed" means we couldn't confirm it. Wrong? Tell us.
Frequently asked questions
Is an accessibility widget enough for ADA compliance?
No. About 1 in 4 sites sued in 2025 had a widget installed, and conformance comes from fixing your pages.
Why do you rank your own product first?
We built it for the criteria above. We publish them and cite every fact about the others, so you can check us.
Which tool is best for developers?
Deque's axe, for testing during development. ComplyMo's audits complement it by re-checking the live site every day.
What do these tools cost?
ComplyMo starts at $19 a month, with page audits from $39. accessiBe and UserWay start at $490 a year; AudioEye, Level Access and Siteimprove are quote only.
Try the one that covers both halves
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