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About Accesserty
What is Accesserty?
Accesserty is a suite of accessibility tools that helps website owners and users identify and resolve accessibility barriers. It includes Signal, a browser extension that shows accessibility signals in search results and allows users to report issues; Pulse, a monitoring tool for website maintainers; DevCheck, an in-browser inspection tool; and UI Kit, a set of accessible web components.
Who is it for?
Accesserty is designed for website maintainers, developers, designers, QA testers, and content creators who need to improve web accessibility. It's also useful for users with disabilities who want to report barriers they encounter. It is not a substitute for comprehensive manual accessibility audits or full WCAG 2.2 AA conformance testing.
Key use cases
Use Signal to see accessibility signals in search results and report issues directly from your browser. Use Pulse to monitor user interactions that indicate difficulty, such as repeated clicks or keyboard traps, and get prioritized page lists. Use DevCheck for quick in-browser scans of pages, including PDFs, with AI semantic checks. Use UI Kit to build accessible interactive components with native HTML-first web components.
Key features
- Signal browser extension — shows public accessibility signals in Google and Bing search results and lets users report issues.
- Pulse monitoring — tracks user interaction events like repeated clicks and keyboard traps to help maintainers identify problematic pages.
- DevCheck in-browser checker — performs automated scans, manual review aids, AI semantic checks, and PDF structure checks.
- UI Kit web components — MIT-licensed accessible web components with keyboard interaction and ARIA semantics, integrable with HTML and frameworks.
- User reports — allows users to submit accessibility issues directly from the browser, integrated with Pulse.
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Accesserty Pricing
Accesserty pricing: from $0.
For comparison: the median starting price in Developer Tools is $19.99/month, measured across 301 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Free
US$0 — For one verified domain to confirm the installation, domain verification, and Signal report flow. Includes 1 verified domain, recent 100 user-interaction events, receive/process Signal reports, and can apply for Accesserty ALLY. Does not include priority page list, full scan summary, or weekly reports.
Pro
US$49/month or US$490/year, with a 14-day free trial for both billing cycles. For maintainers who need to monitor multiple domains, know which pages to prioritize, and review progress with weekly reports. Includes up to 5 verified domains, recent 1,000 interaction events, priority page list, full scan summary, Console weekly report with optional email report, and can still process Signal reports and apply for ALLY.
Note: Accesserty ALLY is not tied to a paid plan — both free and Pro can apply. ALLY approval is based on domain verification and ongoing response to accessibility reports, not payment status.
Frequently asked questions
Is Accesserty free?
Accesserty offers a free plan that includes 1 verified domain, recent 100 interaction events, and the ability to receive/process Signal reports. Pro starts at $49/month or $490/year, with a 14-day free trial.
What is included in the Accesserty Pro plan?
The Pro plan costs US$49/month or US$490/year and includes up to 5 verified domains, recent 1,000 interaction events, a priority page list, full scan summary, and a weekly Console report with optional email report.
Who is Accesserty best for?
Accesserty is best for website maintainers, developers, designers, QA testers, and content creators who need to identify and fix web accessibility issues. It is not a replacement for comprehensive manual accessibility audits or full WCAG 2.2 AA conformance testing.
What are the main features of Accesserty?
Accesserty includes Signal (browser extension showing accessibility signals in search results and user reports), Pulse (monitoring user interaction events), DevCheck (in-browser automated scans with AI semantic checks), and UI Kit (accessible web components).
What is Accesserty ALLY?
Accesserty ALLY is a status that can be applied for from either the free or Pro plan. Approval is based on whether the domain is verified and whether the site actively processes accessibility reports, not on payment status.
What are the top alternatives to Accesserty?
Popular alternatives to Accesserty include axe, WAVE, Lighthouse, and Deque's axe DevTools. Each offers different strengths in automated accessibility testing, but Accesserty stands out for its combination of user reports, monitoring signals, and accessible web components.
