Too Many Plugins
Comparable tools include Equalize Digital for scanning ($190/yr), WP Accessibility for additional fixes, and AltText.ai for alt text ($49/yr).
AcceGuru
One WordPress plugin for automated WCAG 2.2 checks, real page fixes, and AI alt text. Stop juggling separate plugins for scanning, fixing, and alt text.
AcceGuru helps identify machine-detectable accessibility issues related to WCAG 2.0 / 2.1 / 2.2, Section 508 and EN 301 549. Automated checks do not establish legal compliance or complete WCAG conformance; manual review is still required.
The scanner uses axe-core - the same engine as Lighthouse and the Deque tools - and runs entirely in your browser. Scan results stay on your site.
Three plugins. Three bills. Three interfaces - and three update cycles to track.
Comparable tools include Equalize Digital for scanning ($190/yr), WP Accessibility for additional fixes, and AltText.ai for alt text ($49/yr).
Managing 25 client sites? Equalize Digital's Agency plan costs $2,250/yr - $90 per site for scanning alone, before fixes and alt text.
EAA applies since June 2025. Updated ADA Title II deadlines begin April 2027. Your sites need accessibility work now - not after comparing plugins.
Real WCAG scans & fixes, real alt text - in one plugin, on one license.
40+ automated WCAG 2.2 AA checks across WordPress content. Free scans posts, pages & public CPTs, including WooCommerce products; the separate Pro add-on adds save-time checks, archives & taxonomies.
13 Free fixes plus 5 in Pro: skip links, focus outlines, viewport zoom, form labels, heading order, ARIA landmarks, and more. No code editing, no theme changes.
When enabled, AI generates alt text as images are uploaded. Uses your own API key (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or Mistral) - provider fees may apply, and images go to your selected provider.
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Not an overlay. Not a widget. Not accessiBe.
Just real fixes.
AcceGuru scans your actual code, fixes real HTML issues, and never injects a JavaScript layer your visitors have to interact with. Overlays don't fix accessibility - they mask it.
Built by developers who got tired of installing three plugins on every client site.