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Access Audit review

#38 of 129 in Website Accessibility Tools

A paid accessibility platform with broad scanning, reporting, and CI/CD coverage.

5.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Access Audit is a web accessibility platform for small teams, growing businesses, agencies, and enterprises. It crawls websites for WCAG violations, provides AI-generated code fix suggestions, creates PDF reports, and monitors sites for regressions. Coverage includes URL scans, JavaScript-based staging scans, browser-based checks, and page-by-page scanning across entire domains. Its web, API, and browser-extension access supports teams that need accessibility work to extend beyond one-off audits.

The paid plans scale by site count, scan frequency, page limits, and collaboration features. Starter costs $159 per month with annual billing for 1 site, up to 500 pages per scan, weekly scans, WCAG 2.2 AA checks, fix suggestions, and PDF reports. Pro costs $479 per month with annual billing for 10 sites, up to 1,000 pages per scan, daily scans, AA + AAA checks, monitoring and regression alerts, and custom branding. Agency costs $1,199 per month with annual billing and adds unlimited sites, up to 2,000 pages per scan, hourly scans, client portals, white-label reports, and API access. Enterprise includes everything in Agency, up to 5,000 pages per scan, continuous monitoring, custom VPAT and ACR, and an SLA guarantee.

Integration coverage makes Access Audit a fit for teams that want accessibility checks in existing delivery workflows. GitHub Actions and the GitHub App support development workflows, while WordPress and Webflow plugins extend coverage into supported CMS environments. The Chrome and Firefox browser extension adds browser-based checks, and the REST API returns structured JSON results. Teams needing scheduled scans, CI/CD integration, reports, and monitoring have a broad set of options. Smaller teams seeking a free starting point or a lower-cost entry should look elsewhere, while agencies can consider Agency for client portals, white-label reports, and unlimited sites.

Access Audit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Full-domain scans with page-by-page WCAG 2.2 checks
    • Scheduled scans, regression alerts, and continuous monitoring
    • REST API, GitHub Actions, browser extensions, and CMS plugins
  • Where it doesn't
    • No permanent free plan for evaluating the product
    • Annual-billing entry price starts at $159 per month
    • SSO and SAML are marked as coming soon

Access Audit fact sheet, pricing and score →

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