accessiBe

accessiBe provides automated website accessibility through accessWidget, alongside accessScan for assessment, accessFlow for developing accessible code, CMS integrations, and services covering VPAT documentation, litigation support, user testing and expert manual audits.

Pricing by traffic rather than by page count is the distinguishing commercial choice. Tiers are set against unique desktop and mobile pageviews to a domain based on the past six months, running from Micro at 59 dollars a month through Growth at 179 dollars and higher tiers at 490 and 1,490 dollars. That base is arguably fairer than page count, since a small site with heavy traffic imposes more exposure than a large site nobody visits, and exposure is what the product addresses.

The accessiBe product split is worth understanding because the three parts do genuinely different things. accessWidget is an overlay applied to a live site, accessScan assesses current state, and accessFlow is for developing accessible code in the first place. That last product matters because overlays are contested in the accessibility community, with many practitioners arguing that remediating source code is the only durable answer, and offering a development tool alongside the widget acknowledges that position rather than ignoring it.

The accessiBe services line is substantial: VPAT documentation for procurement, litigation support from dedicated experts, testing with real end users, and manual expert audits. User testing with real people is the part automation cannot substitute for, since conformance to a standard and usability by an actual screen reader user are not the same thing. Solutions are segmented for small, mid-large and enterprise businesses.