ACE Scanner review
A broad web-scanning toolkit with mobile, authenticated-page, and interactive-flow coverage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ACE Scanner crawls websites and evaluates accessibility issues against WCAG 2.2, ADA, Section 508, EAA, and EN 301 549. Its scope suits developers, QA teams, agencies, compliance teams, and consultants responsible for sites with varied page types or responsive behavior. Alongside ordinary website scans, it supports sitemap, staging, authenticated-page, and custom-header scanning, plus single-page application and interactive-flow testing through the ACE Chrome Extension. That makes it a fit for teams that need to inspect more than publicly accessible static pages.
The product’s breadth is most useful when testing coverage is a concern. Desktop, tablet, and mobile viewport scans extend beyond a single screen size, while cross-page component grouping can connect recurring issues. Scheduled rescans, continuous monitoring, and alerts support ongoing checks; PDF, Excel, and white-labeled PDF exports provide ways to share findings. Remediation instructions and code-level recommendations make reports more actionable for developers. Manual review support is described through assisted procedures and the companion extension, rather than as a purely automated scan capability, so teams needing human evaluation should account for that distinction.
Pricing is per domain per month, with annual billing at $69 for Lite (up to 25 URLs), $119 for Starter (up to 100 URLs), and $249 for Growth (up to 500 URLs). Monthly billing is $89, $149, and $299 respectively. Each listed tier includes unlimited rescans and AI-assisted fixes; a 7-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Jira integration and REST API access support workflow connections, with the API also positioned for enterprise automation. Choose ACE Scanner when broad web coverage and repeated scans matter; teams with a small URL allowance or a need for manual review beyond assisted procedures may prefer another approach.
ACE Scanner pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Scans sitemaps, staging sites, authenticated pages, and custom headers
- Tests desktop, tablet, mobile, and interactive single-page app flows
- Groups recurring issues and provides code-level remediation guidance
- Where it doesn't
- Annual plans start at $69 per domain per month
- Lite covers up to 25 URLs; larger URL limits require higher plans
- Manual review relies on assisted procedures and the companion ACE Extension
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