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Best Website Accessibility Tools 2026

Website accessibility tools help teams find and manage barriers in websites and digital products. This list helps buyers compare pricing models, standards coverage, scan controls, integrations and supported platforms.

The page keeps its live list order and publishes no scoring basis. Buyers can review maker-provided details on free availability, entry pricing, WCAG version, scan scope and limits, scheduled checks, browser add-ons, CI/CD connections and API availability.

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Axe DevTools

by Axe DevTools

A freemium accessibility testing tool for websites and apps, with web, mobile, API and desktop platforms.

Free plan Free trial Open source From $40 a month AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacLinux+3
02

WAVE

WAVE suits people evaluating web accessibility on individual pages, protected content, or mobile viewports.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record8.4 Visit
03

Assistiv Labs

An accessibility testing tool for websites and mobile apps, with WCAG 2.2 and manual review tools.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3
Record7.7 Visit
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Evinced

Evinced may suit designers, developers, QA teams, and managers working on accessible web and mobile products.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5 — Record7.6 Visit
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AccessLint

AccessLint suits development teams that want accessibility checks during code changes and ongoing monitoring of saved user journeys.

WebMacBrowser extension+1 $19 a month, billed yearly Record7.5 Visit
8
Total Validator

Total Validator offers API, extension, desktop and web access to WCAG 2.2 validation tools.

WebWindowsMac+3 $10 one-time Record7.4 Visit
9
Pope Tech

A freemium accessibility service with WCAG 2.2 checks, API access and CI/CD integration.

API $25 a month, billed yearly Record7.3 Visit
10
AccessibilityChecker.org

AccessibilityChecker.org provides API, extension and web accessibility checks with a free plan and trial.

WebBrowser extensionAPI $89 a month Record7.3 Visit
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Pa11y

A free accessibility toolkit for site scans with WCAG 2.1, scheduled checks, API and CI/CD support.

WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record7.2 Visit
12
Binclusive

A paid accessibility scanner for websites and apps with automated WCAG 2.2 checks.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1 $59 a month, billed yearly Record7.2 Visit
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Oobee

Oobee suits teams responsible for website accessibility, including developers, designers, content managers, product owners, government officers, and accessibility…

WebWindowsMac+1 Free plan Record7.1 Visit
14
Stark

Stark suits teams that need to review accessibility across design, code, or mobile products.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb $198 a year Record7.0 Visit
15 WindowsMacLinux+1 $120 a year Record7.0 Visit
16
axe Auditor

A paid accessibility auditing tool for websites and apps with WCAG 2.2 scans and manual review tools.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2 — Record6.9 Visit
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Level Access Platform

The platform may suit organizations managing accessibility across multiple digital assets and teams.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2 — Record6.8 Visit
18 WebBrowser extension Free plan Record6.8 Visit
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axe-core

axe-core suits developers and accessibility teams adding automated WCAG checks to existing web and functional test workflows.

WebBrowser extensionAPI Free plan Record6.8 Visit
20 Web $10 a month Record6.8 Visit
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Siteimprove Accessibility

It suits enterprise teams responsible for accessibility across websites, documents, mobile apps, or internal pages.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2 — Record6.7 Visit
22 WebBrowser extensionAPI Free plan Record6.7 Visit
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Accessibility Cloud

Accessibility Cloud runs WCAG 2.2 checks through an API, browser extension and CI/CD connections.

API €1,980 a year Record6.6 Visit
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ADAGuard

ADAGuard scans sites through API or web, with WCAG 2.2 checks, CI/CD integration and guidance.

WebAPI $1,290 a month, billed yearly Record6.6 Visit
25 WebAPI €290 a year Record6.5 Visit

Before you choose

Compare the ways you can pay

Check whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or a paid model. Pricing notes can include a starting rate, a trial period or a statement that pricing is available on request.

Assistiv Labs shows a free plan, a 14-day trial and paid access starting at $19 per month. Binclusive lists a 7-day trial from $59 per month. Stark lists a free plan with paid access from $198 per user per year.

Check WCAG coverage

Use the WCAG version field to match a tool with the standard your project follows. A version listed by the maker gives you a clearer basis for comparing scan results.

Match scan scope and limits

Review scan scope and scan limit together. Scope describes what the tool can inspect, while a limit can affect how much you can scan in a plan or workflow. Scheduled scans can support recurring checks.

Fit the tool to your workflow

Review the workflow connections shown for each listing, including browser extensions, CI/CD integration and API access. Platform fields may identify web, API, extension, macOS, Windows or self-hosted deployments.

Browser extensions can support checks during browsing. Development workflows may connect through CI/CD integration or API access.

Choose a supported platform

Confirm where the tool runs before you commit. Listings can cover web services, APIs, extensions, desktop systems or self-hosted setups, and platform support can differ by product.

Questions

What fields can I compare on this list?
Available comparison fields include free-plan status, starting paid price, WCAG version, scan scope and limits, scheduled scans, browser extension support, CI/CD integration and API access.
Do these tools have free plans?
The list records whether a product has a free plan. Examples include Assistiv Labs, Stark and pour.
Can I try a tool before paying?
Listings with a free trial show its length when provided. Assistiv Labs lists 14 days, while Binclusive lists 7 days.
Are open-source tools included?
The list records open-source status as a comparison field, so you can check that status for a tool before choosing it.