AudioEye vs. UserWay Accessibility Monitor

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
AudioEye
Score 9.9 out of 10
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AudioEye, headquartered in Tucson, creates technology to make digital content more consumable, and more accessible, for more people.N/A
UserWay Accessibility Monitor
Score 10.0 out of 10
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UserWay’s Accessibility Monitoring flags and fixes WCAG violations, supports team management and integrates easily with your platforms.N/A
Pricing
AudioEyeUserWay Accessibility Monitor
Editions & Modules
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
AudioEyeUserWay Accessibility Monitor
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsAccessibility Scanning: 100 pages/month $990/ year Accessibility Scanning: 500 pages/month $4,490/ year Accessibility Scanning: 1500 pages/month $10,990/year
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User Ratings
AudioEyeUserWay Accessibility Monitor
Likelihood to Recommend
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User Testimonials
AudioEyeUserWay Accessibility Monitor
Likelihood to Recommend
It is near impossible to find all accessibility flaws on your own when designing a website. Having an AI keeping track brings firstly, peace of mind, but also more customers and engagement. It makes sure no customers lose interest because they can’t maneouver in the space properly. So this helps when you’ve come on the web, but want to make sure you have legal and accessibility compliance.
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Pros
  • It’s automated. So it finds the flaws automatically, and what's more is that it fixes them too without needing human intervention. Saves time that way.
  • Websites keep getting updated, so there have been times we miss out on smaller details. AudioEye continuously keeps check, so whenever something is wrong, it is fixed for accessibility.
  • There’s always a looming threat of legal action. We never want to disappoint users with accessibility issues but in case something slips through, we are provided with legal backing.
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Cons
  • Customer service and support is weak.
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Alternatives Considered
They are accessibility tools that help achieve ADA/WCAG compliance. They offer plugin with WordPress, Go Daddy, Wix, Shopify, etc. AudioEye can be installed without any problem. They also offer a 7-day free trial.
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Return on Investment
  • Protecting the website against lawsuits and prosecution is the best return. We just don't need to think about it, and in case we need, there are professionals to guide us on the routes to follow. It's just amazing. I'm glad I never needed though.
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ScreenShots

UserWay Accessibility Monitor Screenshots

Screenshot of a website interface featuring a call-to-action that reads 'Start A Scan Now' with a field to 'Enter Your Website URL' for a free scan, and a 'Scan Now' button.Screenshot of a responsive web design display across a desktop, tablet, and mobile, featuring a luxury watch product page, with a monitoring overlay visible.Screenshot of a user interface displaying a website monitoring tool detecting a violation, specifically a 'Missing Image Alt' error on an image within a blog post on a site.Screenshot of a dashboard showing website accessibility scan results, with a graph of violation history and a summary of WCAG criteria violations.Screenshot of a website scan dashboard showing '122 issues discovered' with a list of accessibility problems and counters for total pages and scans.