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accessiBe vs AudioEye

Choose accessiBe if you want published accessWidget prices and traffic-based plans; choose AudioEye if you want to choose among automated, developer-led, and fully managed accessibility programs. Both vendors currently sell website accessibility solutions, so this is a viable comparison. Neither vendor’s automated plan should be treated as a guarantee that every accessibility issue is fixed.

Last updated October 31, 2026.

At a glance

accessiBe compared with AudioEye, one row per dimension
DimensionaccessiBeAudioEye
Plan structureaccessWidget: Micro, Growth, Scale, EnterpriseAutomated, Self-Managed, Managed
Published priceaccessWidget from $59/month or $490/yearNot published
Plan limitsaccessWidget: 5,000 to 100,000 monthly visits; Enterprise aboveNot published
Automated remediationaccessWidget scans and fixes every 24 hoursAutomated and Managed plans include monitoring and fixes
Expert testing and custom fixesYearly expert testing and custom fixes from ScaleCustom fixes and expert audits in Managed
Developer-led optionSeparate accessFlow plans with audit workflows and code-fix guidanceSelf-Managed plan with developer tools and expert guidance
Legal-claim supportClaims portal and case manager from GrowthLegal support in Managed; conditional in Self-Managed
Financial protectionNot included in Litigation Support PackageLimited protection with eligible Managed Assurance package
Document remediationAvailable as an additional serviceIncluded in Managed
Website platformsWordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, and othersWordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, and others
DeploymentaccessWidget code snippet, Google Tag Manager, or CMS extensionSite code, Google Tag Manager, or supported CMS integration
Entry-level supportHelp center, email, and live chatOnline support, Help Desk, and self-paced learning

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Which should you choose?

accessiBe logo

Choose accessiBe if

  • Buyers who need a published starting price for automated website accessibility
  • Sites whose monthly visits fit a published accessWidget tier
  • Teams that want daily automated scans and fixes
  • Developers considering accessFlow for accessibility work in their development process
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AudioEye logo

Choose AudioEye if

  • Teams choosing between automated, self-managed, and managed programs
  • Developers who want expert guidance and training while fixing issues at source
  • Buyers seeking a managed plan with custom fixes and document remediation
  • Buyers evaluating a managed package that includes conditional financial protection
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The verdict

The deciding factor is how you want to buy and manage the work. accessiBe publishes accessWidget prices and visit limits, with expert testing and custom fixes in higher tiers; it also offers the separately priced accessFlow developer platform. AudioEye separates automation, developer-led remediation, and managed remediation into distinct plans, but does not publish plan prices on its pricing page. Pick the delivery model your team can sustain, then confirm the scope of expert and legal support before buying.

accessiBe vs AudioEye: common questions

Is this comparison worth publishing?
Yes. accessiBe and AudioEye both currently offer purchasable website accessibility solutions, including automated options, with higher-support options for buyers who need more than automation.
How much do accessiBe and AudioEye cost?
accessiBe lists accessWidget Micro at $59 per month or $490 per year, with higher published tiers and custom-priced Enterprise. AudioEye lists Automated, Self-Managed, and Managed plans but does not publish their prices on its pricing page.
Are expert audits included in the cheapest plans?
No. accessiBe lists yearly expert testing starting with accessWidget Scale. AudioEye says its Automated plan does not include expert testing; expert audit and reporting appear in Self-Managed and Managed.
Which offers tools for developers fixing accessibility issues at source?
Both have a developer-led option. accessiBe offers accessFlow separately, with audit workflows and suggested code fixes. AudioEye’s Self-Managed plan includes developer tools, expert guidance, training, and audits.
Do either accessiBe or AudioEye cover accessibility-related legal claims?
The terms differ. accessiBe describes technical litigation support for eligible accessWidget customers and says its Litigation Support Package does not pay legal fees or third-party claims. AudioEye describes limited financial protection against WCAG-related demands or lawsuits for eligible Managed packages that include Assurance, subject to the applicable order.
Do accessiBe and AudioEye work with WordPress or Shopify?
Both vendors publish installation options for WordPress and Shopify. Each also supports adding its website code directly or through Google Tag Manager.
Does installing either product guarantee full accessibility compliance?
Do not treat installation alone as a guarantee. accessiBe expressly says its services do not guarantee full legal compliance and identifies issues its tools cannot fix automatically. AudioEye says its Automated plan excludes expert testing for remaining issues; its Assurance protection applies only to eligible Managed purchases under their terms.