One line of code.Accessibility that runs itself.

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allyWay checks up to 500 pages of your website, fixes supported issues with AI and gives visitors a widget to adapt the page to their needs. It works on all common platforms. White label is included in plans for 5, 10 and 50 websites. Tested in over 1,800 test runs before release.

Six things allyWay does, so your team doesn't have to.

Set it up once with one line of code. allyWay then checks up to 500 pages automatically.

2-minute setup

One line of code. No developer, no rebuild.

AI fixes

Alt text, button names and contrast, fixed for you.

Regular monitoring

Up to 500 pages checked regularly.

Visitor widget

29 modules in 40+ languages.

Your brand

Your logo and colors in the widget.

Statement generator

Your accessibility statement, ready to publish.

Problems get fixed before your visitors find them.

allyWay checks up to 500 pages for accessibility issues. An image without a description gets one, written by AI. A button without a name gets a clear one. Fixes that don't change how your site looks apply automatically. Changes your visitors can see go live after your approval.

AI writes alt text for your images

Buttons and links get clear names

Keyboard focus and contrast, corrected

allyWay panel showing AI fixes for image descriptions, button names and text contrast

Your website changes. allyWay keeps checking.

New pages, new images, a new plugin — every change can bring new barriers. allyWay checks up to 500 pages regularly, handles supported fixes and shows the results in one dashboard.

Up to 500 pages checked regularly

New pages covered from day one

Every result in one dashboard

allyWay scan panel with page checks, AI fixes, an email report and the next scan

A widget your visitors use. A brand they recognize.

Visitors adjust text size, contrast and spacing – or choose a profile made for their needs. The widget speaks 40+ languages and reads pages aloud. Add your logo and colors; remove allyWay branding on plans for 5, 10 and 50 websites.

29 accessibility modules and 5 profiles

40+ languages, read-aloud included

Your logo and colors

Your website could be checked and fixed by tonight. Live in 2 minutes.

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What people say after the first scan.

Customers on allyWay

Markus Leitner

Quick to install and easy to understand. I especially like seeing which accessibility issues were fixed automatically and which ones still need attention.

kofi_builds

The widget customization is underrated. I could match it to the site without making it look like some random plugin bolted onto the side.

dev_nullish

I like that it separates what got fixed automatically from what needs a human to look at it. That distinction matters more than another green score.

@omarbuilds

Not a substitute for a real accessibility audit, but a useful way to catch routine issues and keep track of fixes.

@webby_wes

Installed it, customized the widget, checked the first scan. Surprisingly painless.

@devbydani

I like the transparency. Automatic fixes where possible, clear guidance for the rest.

Yuki Tanaka

The language options and customizable widget are useful for a website with an international audience.

Luca Ferri

A practical approach to routine accessibility maintenance. It brings several useful features into one interface without overcomplicating the setup.

buildwithamy

What stands out is the combination of visitor-facing accessibility tools and behind-the-scenes issue detection. Two useful sides of the same workflow.

@svenja.digital

One less thing to remember every time we publish new pages. The monitoring is genuinely useful.

Markus Leitner

Quick to install and easy to understand. I especially like seeing which accessibility issues were fixed automatically and which ones still need attention.

kofi_builds

The widget customization is underrated. I could match it to the site without making it look like some random plugin bolted onto the side.

dev_nullish

I like that it separates what got fixed automatically from what needs a human to look at it. That distinction matters more than another green score.

@omarbuilds

Not a substitute for a real accessibility audit, but a useful way to catch routine issues and keep track of fixes.

@webby_wes

Installed it, customized the widget, checked the first scan. Surprisingly painless.

@devbydani

I like the transparency. Automatic fixes where possible, clear guidance for the rest.

Yuki Tanaka

The language options and customizable widget are useful for a website with an international audience.

Luca Ferri

A practical approach to routine accessibility maintenance. It brings several useful features into one interface without overcomplicating the setup.

buildwithamy

What stands out is the combination of visitor-facing accessibility tools and behind-the-scenes issue detection. Two useful sides of the same workflow.

@svenja.digital

One less thing to remember every time we publish new pages. The monitoring is genuinely useful.

devon.codes

The onboarding is refreshingly simple. The distinction between automatic fixes and issues that need manual work is especially helpful.

Niamh O'Connell

The main advantage is having the different accessibility tools and reporting features together, rather than managing several disconnected solutions.

N. van Dijk

I appreciate that it gives guidance for issues that cannot simply be fixed automatically. That makes the reports much more actionable.

beesandpixels

Was expecting a painful setup. It was actually pretty straightforward. The accessibility profiles are also a nice touch for visitors.

Lena Hoffmann

We wanted something simple for our website, and allyWay has been easy to work with so far. The widget also fits our design nicely.

Katarína Poláková

The widget is flexible enough to fit our brand, and the monitoring gives us a better overview as the website changes over time.

James Whitaker

A useful addition to our website maintenance process. It doesn't replace expert accessibility testing, but it helps us identify issues and deal with routine fixes more consistently.

marta.codes

Honestly, the setup was way less annoying than I expected. One line of code and I could actually see what was happening instead of digging through reports.

Farid El Amrani

I like the practical approach. It identifies issues, handles some automatically and provides guidance for the rest. No need to pretend every accessibility task can be automated.

sarahcreates

Useful for teams that need a starting point for accessibility without spending days setting up a complicated workflow.

devon.codes

The onboarding is refreshingly simple. The distinction between automatic fixes and issues that need manual work is especially helpful.

Niamh O'Connell

The main advantage is having the different accessibility tools and reporting features together, rather than managing several disconnected solutions.

N. van Dijk

I appreciate that it gives guidance for issues that cannot simply be fixed automatically. That makes the reports much more actionable.

beesandpixels

Was expecting a painful setup. It was actually pretty straightforward. The accessibility profiles are also a nice touch for visitors.

Lena Hoffmann

We wanted something simple for our website, and allyWay has been easy to work with so far. The widget also fits our design nicely.

Katarína Poláková

The widget is flexible enough to fit our brand, and the monitoring gives us a better overview as the website changes over time.

James Whitaker

A useful addition to our website maintenance process. It doesn't replace expert accessibility testing, but it helps us identify issues and deal with routine fixes more consistently.

marta.codes

Honestly, the setup was way less annoying than I expected. One line of code and I could actually see what was happening instead of digging through reports.

Farid El Amrani

I like the practical approach. It identifies issues, handles some automatically and provides guidance for the rest. No need to pretend every accessibility task can be automated.

sarahcreates

Useful for teams that need a starting point for accessibility without spending days setting up a complicated workflow.

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Widget, AI fixes and monitoring. In every plan.

Test everything free for 7 days. No credit card required. From $4.98 per website with 50 websites, billed monthly.
White label is included in plans for 5, 10 and 50 websites.

(save up to 37%)

1 Website

$19

billed monthly

$19 per website

For your own website

1 website
Accessibility widget
Scan & Fix
Checks up to 500 pages
29 accessibility modules
Statement generator
40+ languages
White label – from 3 websites

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Most popular5 Websites

$79

billed monthly

$15.80 per website Save 17% vs. 1 Website

For businesses with several sites

5 websites
Accessibility widget
Scan & Fix
Checks up to 500 pages
29 accessibility modules
Statement generator
40+ languages
White label – from 3 websites

Start Free Trial

10 Websites

$139

billed monthly

$13.90 per website Save 27% vs. 1 Website

For growing site portfolios

10 websites
Accessibility widget
Scan & Fix
Checks up to 500 pages
29 accessibility modules
Statement generator
40+ languages
White label – from 3 websites

Start Free Trial

50 Websites

$249

billed monthly

$4.98 per website Save 74% vs. 1 Website

For agencies with many client sites

50 websites
Accessibility widget
Scan & Fix
Checks up to 500 pages
29 accessibility modules
Statement generator
40+ languages
White label – from 3 websites

Start Free Trial

7 days free, no credit card required.

Prices in USD exclude tax. Tax is added at checkout depending on your country.

Used by websites worldwide

FAQ

Questions before you start.

Short answers to what people ask us most.

About 2 minutes. You add one line of code – no developer, no rebuild, no change to your layout. Monitoring, AI fixes and the widget start working right away.

Fixes that don't change how your site looks apply automatically. Changes your visitors can see go live after your approval.

Alt text for images, written by AI
Names for unlabeled buttons and links
Keyboard navigation and focus
Contrast and readability

Regularly, up to 500 pages. New pages are included automatically – you don't have to add them.

Fixes that don't change how your site looks apply automatically. Changes your visitors can see go live after your approval.

WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and custom builds. If your site runs in a browser, one snippet is enough.

Yes. Upload your logo and choose your colors. Remove allyWay branding on plans for 5, 10 and 50 websites.

You test every feature free for 7 days – no credit card required. Then choose a plan from 1 to 50 websites. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time.

Still have questions? Talk to us

One line of code.Accessibility that runs itself.

Six things allyWay does, so your team doesn't have to.

2-minute setup

AI fixes

Regular monitoring

Visitor widget

Your brand

Statement generator

Problems get fixed before your visitors find them.

Your website changes. allyWay keeps checking.

A widget your visitors use. A brand they recognize.

What people say after the first scan.

Markus Leitner

kofi_builds

dev_nullish

@omarbuilds

@webby_wes

@devbydani

Yuki Tanaka

Luca Ferri

buildwithamy

@svenja.digital

Markus Leitner

kofi_builds

dev_nullish

@omarbuilds

@webby_wes

@devbydani

Yuki Tanaka

Luca Ferri

buildwithamy

@svenja.digital

devon.codes

Niamh O'Connell

N. van Dijk

beesandpixels

Lena Hoffmann

Katarína Poláková

James Whitaker

marta.codes

Farid El Amrani

sarahcreates

devon.codes

Niamh O'Connell

N. van Dijk

beesandpixels

Lena Hoffmann

Katarína Poláková

James Whitaker

marta.codes

Farid El Amrani

sarahcreates

Widget, AI fixes and monitoring. In every plan.

Questions before you start.

One line of code. Ongoing accessibility improvements.