Accessible Metrics review
A focused web tool for scanning sites, tracking fixes, and preparing accessibility documentation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Accessible Metrics is a web-based accessibility monitoring tool for website owners, teams, agencies, and organizations. It scans websites against WCAG 2.1, ADA, and Section 508 criteria, then ranks findings by severity and shows affected-page counts and offending HTML. Its audience includes teams that need a focused way to identify website accessibility issues, track remediation, and prepare accessibility documentation without adopting a broader development workflow.
Pricing is structured across three annual plans. Starter costs $199 per year for one monitored website, quarterly automated scans, unlimited on-demand scans, Fix It Mode, remediation tracking, a VPAT, and an accessibility statement. Pro costs $499 per year and expands monitoring to five websites while adding security scans. Enterprise costs $999 per year for 15 monitored websites and includes priority support and onboarding. All plans include the core scanning and remediation functions, while higher tiers mainly add site capacity and selected operational features.
The product’s main strength is the combination of discovery, remediation workflow, and reporting. Alongside accessibility findings, it provides performance, SEO, and security reports, broken-link crawling with location reporting, on-demand page rescans, generated accessibility statements, VPAT export, and a multi-site dashboard. This breadth suits small teams that want basic remediation tracking and compliance-oriented outputs in one web-based tool. Teams that need integrations, CI/API workflows, or more frequent automated scanning should consider a different type of accessibility solution.
Accessible Metrics pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Severity-ranked findings show affected pages and offending HTML
- Fix It Mode assigns and tracks remediation through issue resolution
- VPAT exports and accessibility statements support documentation needs
- Where it doesn't
- Automated scans are scheduled quarterly on the published plans
- Coverage is limited to WCAG 2.1, with web-only access
- Higher tiers are needed for multiple websites and priority onboarding
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