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AudioEye review

#9 of 163 in Accessibility Testing SoftwareDigital Accessibility PlatformsWebsite Accessibility Tools

A broad accessibility platform for teams combining automation with expert testing.

8.3/10Editor score
AudioEye8.3 Visit AudioEye

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AudioEye is a digital accessibility platform for organizations that need to identify and address issues across websites and mobile applications. It combines automated monitoring and remediation with developer testing tools, expert audits, human testing, reporting, and guidance. The platform is suited to teams that want both automated coverage and specialist input, including accessibility work for iOS and Android applications.

Its feature depth is a central strength. Automated monitoring and scans can be paired with automated fixes, while the Accessibility Testing SDK supports component, full-page, and multi-page workflow testing through CLI, Jest, Playwright, and Cypress. CI/CD accessibility scanning supports development workflows, and issue reports include prescriptive remediation feedback. Human testing involves accessibility experts and disability-community testers, while mobile audits cover iOS and Android. Jira, Asana, and CMS platforms are also listed among its integrations.

AudioEye offers three plans with different levels of involvement. Automated includes automated monitoring, automated fixes, an Accessibility Help Desk, and self-paced online learning. Self-Managed adds developer tools, certified expert guidance, custom training, an accessibility scanner, and expert audit and reporting. Managed combines automated tools and continuous monitoring with custom-written fixes, expert audit and reporting, and AudioEye Assurance. Pricing is handled through sales contact rather than a self-serve plan, so it fits organizations prepared to evaluate a service-led accessibility program. Teams seeking monitoring, remediation, testing, and expert review in one platform should consider AudioEye; smaller teams wanting a simple, independently priced scanner may prefer a narrower option.

AudioEye pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines automated monitoring, fixes, audits, and human testing
    • Supports CI/CD testing with CLI, Jest, Playwright, and Cypress
    • Covers web, iOS, and Android accessibility work
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contact with sales
    • Platform support is focused on web
    • Managed features may exceed smaller teams’ needs

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