accessiBe Reviews

Name: accessiBe
Brand: accessiBe
Rating: 4.8 (8 reviews)

4.8 out of 5

8 reviews
100% willing to recommend

What is accessiBe?

accessiBe is the market leader in AI web accessibility solutions and products.
As a web accessibility hub, accessiBe provides different AI-Powered solutions for testing and remediating web accessibility, as well as various professional services aimed to create an inclusive web and help businesses comply with web accessibility standards and regulations i.e. WCAG and ADA. accessiBe’s full suite of web accessibility solutions and products enable businesses of all sizes, from solopreneur to large corporations, to take part in global inclusion efforts and to make their websites available to everybody, regardless of ability.
accessiBe's founding team has deep domain expertise in the field of web development and accessibility services and has developed the technologies in close partnership with users who have vision impairments or blindness, epilepsy, motor impairments, cognitive dysfunctions, and other disabilities. To learn more, visit: accessibe.com

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accessiBe is the #2 ranked solution in top Website Accessibility Testing Software. PeerSpot users give accessiBe an average rating of 9.6 out of 10. accessiBe is most commonly compared to Siteimprove: accessiBe vs Siteimprove. accessiBe is popular among the large enterprise segment, accounting for 49% of users researching this solution on PeerSpot. The top industry researching this solution are professionals from a computer software company, accounting for 16% of all views.

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Featured reviews

Drew Harrill

President at Public Advertising Agency

For what it was built for and what we're utilizing it for, it accomplishes everything with ease. I don't necessarily feel as though it has any improvement needs with the exception of when the laws are changed to make sure that we're still covered under those laws. But I think they're already on top of that. Doing it manually was a pain for us back in the day. Once you did it manually if one thing changed on the site your site could now not be compliant anymore. So what this tool does is it allows you to feel safe and assured that as changes happen on your site, it's automatically looking at those changes that they're going to make compliant. That was huge for us. In the next release, it would be great if the alt tag being updated on images just automatically updated the actual alt tag so that it would stay there. One of the things that the attorneys do is they run these robots and the robots go to the site and the aceessiBe is not on while these robots are there because accessiBe is made for humans. These robots create false negatives because it doesn't see accessiBe and then you have the potential to get sued because the robot says that a website is not accessible. It would be nice to have that be able to show up for those robots, and actually have something that says that we are protected.

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Jake Craigmile

Director of Digital at Three Omens

The most valuable feature is the simple installation method. It's a plug-and-play solution and that's what is most important for a lot of our clients. We were held back from a lot of accessibility stuff because a few years ago there was no type of AI solution that could go in and make you compliant with just a simple JavaScript that runs in the background. So the simplicity of use is the biggest thing, giving us effortless, automatic compliance. It enables a user to choose among templates with one click and immediately customize a site for their particular disability. They can go in and click the button and, whether they need to alter animations, or change font sizes, color contrast, or any of a plethora of options, they can click around and customize the site to their liking. I would think it's a pretty small percentage of people who need those services, but we want to make sure that they have access to a site. We have all of accessiBe's built-in features which enable a user to further tweak the way content is presented: highlighting titles, choosing readable fonts, text magnification, link highlighting, etc. It will alter the UI of the site to help a user who needs those types of services. At the point that a user is controlling those, we worry less about the UI and focus more on the accessibility of the content, getting them the information they need. It will change the user interface but not the UX. One of the things I like about accessiBe is that I don't really have to worry about it. They have a whole team of people who are worried about ADA compliance and WCAG compliance. It takes that off of our plate and lets us know that we're safe and sound with their little icon down at the bottom.

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Landon Glover

Director of Operations at ONE400

In terms of the changes to the backend of the website, based on what I understand, it makes the adjustments while a user is on the website. It would be good there is a way for us to make some of the adjustments permanent. For instance, when a photo doesn't have an alt tag, while a user is on the page, accessiBe goes in and creates a description. If some type of report or email is sent to the website owner so that they can go in and make a permanent fix, it would be good. We can bring in a developer to make some of the changes permanent.

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accessiBe mindshare

As of December 2024, the mindshare of accessiBe in the Website Accessibility Testing Software category stands at 14.4%, down from 15.1% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

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Key learnings from peers

Valuable Features

"The AI-driven contextual understanding when it comes to adding certain elements at the backend of the website is valuable. For a website that doesn't have any web accessibility solution, when you install accessiBe, it goes in and adjusts the actual alt tags at the backend of the website to describe photos and things like that, which is really cool. The overlay is great, and I have seen only a few solutions that have similar functionality. I appreciate this more maybe because I am working at a marketing company."
"The ease of implementation has been an important reason as to why we've been using it and also the reason why our team has been comfortable recommending it."
"It's super easy to add new clients. I log into my platform, type in a couple of pieces of information, and then add the code and HTML code to their website so that tool is live. So, all in all, it's just a really quick and easy solution to use."

Room for Improvement

"It would be good if there was a certified, verified visual bubble, that is a signature plate, that all accessible companies could follow as a standard. It would be a standard visual that everyone could recognize, for example, like the Google and Amazon logos."
"In terms of the changes to the backend of the website, based on what I understand, it makes the adjustments while a user is on the website. It would be good there is a way for us to make some of the adjustments permanent. For instance, when a photo doesn't have an alt tag, while a user is on the page, accessiBe goes in and creates a description. If some type of report or email is sent to the website owner so that they can go in and make a permanent fix, it would be good. We can bring in a developer to make some of the changes permanent."
"There's a way to customize how the button looks on your website, and that may be a little bit confusing for some people who aren't tech-savvy to use. They'd maybe need to reach out to their accessiBe representative and have them walk them through how to do it."

Pricing

"accessiBe is very value based, and I think for what it is, it's probably under what I would expect it to be in terms of cost."
"Looking at the amount of time and money that web development takes on a continuous basis, its pricing makes sense. Its price is a no-brainer when you factor in the risk of not being compliant. It just makes sense when you factor in the added exposure and the largest share of the market that can now access your website."
"accessiBe works automatically to make our sites accessible. This has saved us around $300,000, by not having to pay programmers."

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