This comparison is different from the others in this series. AccessPro and AudioEye are not straightforward alternatives to each other. AccessPro is a user-facing accessibility toolbar. AudioEye is a managed compliance platform combining automation, IAAP-certified expert oversight, developer tools, and legal support. If you are trying to choose between the two, understanding which tier of AudioEye you are actually comparing matters more than any feature table. This page focuses on AudioEye’s entry-level widget offering — the tier that sits closest to what AccessPro does — and is honest about where the two tools diverge in scope.
The table below compares AccessPro against AudioEye’s entry widget tier. AudioEye’s higher tiers include features not listed here.
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Feature
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AccessPro
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AudioEye, widget tier
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Free plan
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Yes, with AI features
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No
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Free trial
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Yes, 30 days
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Yes
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Entry price
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$59.99/year
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~$199/month, see note below
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Pricing transparency
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Fully published
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Requires direct contact for exact figures
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AI image alt text
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Yes, on free plan
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Yes
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Text-to-speech
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Yes
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Yes
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Contrast and visual modes
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Yes
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Yes
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Dyslexia-friendly fonts
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Yes
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Yes
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Font size and spacing controls
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Yes
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Yes
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Accessibility toolbar for visitors
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Yes
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Yes
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Continuous automated monitoring
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No
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Yes
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Automated code-level fixes
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No
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Yes, entry tier
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IAAP-certified expert fixes
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No
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Yes, higher tiers only
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Legal protection guarantee
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No
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Yes, higher tiers only
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Developer tools and SDK
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No
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Yes
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WCAG 2.2 AA focus
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Yes
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Yes
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Source-code remediation
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Via connected partner team
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Built-in, higher tiers
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Publicly traded
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No
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Yes, NASDAQ AEYE
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Headquartered
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Toronto, Canada
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Tucson, Arizona, USA
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AODA-specific support
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Yes, home market
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Yes
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Platform support
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WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace
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Any platform, JavaScript snippet
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Note on AudioEye pricing: AudioEye does not publish a complete pricing schedule on its website. Third-party sources indicate the entry widget tier starts around $199 per month. Exact pricing requires contacting AudioEye directly. AccessPro’s full pricing is published at accesspro.ai.
Both AccessPro and AudioEye offer a user-facing toolbar. At that layer, both share the same fundamental limitation: neither toolbar alone can fix broken keyboard navigation in your source code, repair incorrect ARIA attributes, or certify WCAG conformance. AudioEye addresses this limitation more extensively than most overlay providers through its higher-tier expert remediation services. AccessPro addresses it through its connected partner team.
AccessPro states this clearly on every page: the widget adds user-facing accessibility features and does not replace the source-code remediation required for full WCAG conformance. If you want to understand exactly what that means in practice, our overlay transparency page covers the shared limitations of all overlay tools, regardless of provider.
AccessPro, annual billing
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Plan
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Price
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Coverage
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Free
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$0
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Up to 2,000 page views/month
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Basic
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$59.99/year
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Up to 20,000 page views/month
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Standard
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$99.99/year
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Up to 50,000 page views/month
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Premium
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$499.99/year
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Unlimited
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AudioEye, approximate pricing based on third-party sources
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Tier
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Approximate price
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What is included
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Basic Protection
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~$199/month
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Automated monitoring, toolbar, help desk
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Self-Serviced Protection
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Higher, contact AudioEye
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Developer tools, expert guidance, audit reporting
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Maximum Protection
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Higher, contact AudioEye
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Expert custom fixes, AudioEye Assurance, full audit
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Enterprise
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Custom
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Legal guarantee, dedicated account management
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For organizations that need only a user-facing toolbar, the entry price difference is significant. For organizations that need managed remediation, legal protection, and expert oversight, AudioEye’s higher tiers are a different category of product entirely, not an expensive version of the same thing.
Is AudioEye's hybrid approach actually better than an overlay-only tool?
At the higher tiers, meaningfully yes. AudioEye's Maximum Protection and Enterprise plans include custom code fixes written by IAAP-certified experts. That is genuine remediation work, not just a toolbar on top of existing code. The entry widget tier does not include that work, and at that level, the comparison to AccessPro is more direct. If your organization needs the hybrid approach, the question is whether the price difference is justified by the compliance and legal requirements you are working toward.
AudioEye is publicly traded. Does that matter?
It means AudioEye files quarterly reports with the SEC, which creates a level of financial transparency and scrutiny that private providers lack. It also means their claims about coverage and compliance are subject to investor relations accountability. For large organizations evaluating long-term vendor relationships, that is worth factoring in. For small and mid-sized businesses choosing a user-facing toolbar, it is less relevant to the decision.
Does AudioEye publish its pricing?
Not fully. Multiple third-party sources indicate the entry-level tier starts around $199 per month, but exact figures require contacting their sales team. AccessPro's full pricing structure is published at accesspro.ai with no sales call required. If pricing transparency matters to your evaluation process, that difference is worth noting before you start a trial.
Can AccessPro grow with my needs if I eventually need what AudioEye offers?
Yes. AccessPro connects you with a partner remediation team for source-code work, which means you can start with the toolbar and add remediation services as your compliance requirements grow. If you eventually need IAAP-certified expert oversight, managed services, or enterprise legal protection at scale, get in touch, and we can discuss what the right next step looks like for your organization.
Where can I see exactly what AccessPro says it does and does not do?
Our overlay transparency page covers it in full, including the limitations every overlay shares, regardless of provider.