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Accessibility platform comparison

InclusiveWeb vs UserWay

InclusiveWeb fixes HTML via DNS-proxy. UserWay is the largest overlay service with a free plan and AI remediation. Comparison of approaches, pricing and WCAG compliance.

Last updated: 06.04.2026

Comparison table

CriterionInclusiveWebUserWay
ApproachDNS-proxy (HTML fix)Overlay (CSS/JS) + AI remediation
WCAG coverage90+ WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA rulesPartial (overlay) + AI fix
Screen readerNative support (real HTML)Overlay: problematic. AI fix: partial
Starting pricefrom $29/moFree plan / from $49/mo
Free plan7-day trial + 3-page auditYes (limited features)
Toolbar36 tools, 8 profiles~20 tools
AuditBuilt-in (90+ rules)Basic scan
When disabledOriginal works (fail-open)Overlay disappears
AI image fixAI alt-text generationAI alt-text (since 2024)
Language supportUK/EN/PL/DE/RUEN + 50 interface languages
Shadow DOMYes (style isolation)No
JurisdictionUkraineIsrael / USA

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Frequently asked questions

How does UserWay differ from AccessiBe?

UserWay is the largest player in the overlay market with a free plan and AI remediation (since 2024). AccessiBe is a pure overlay with no free plan. Both are based on client-side JavaScript.

Is UserWay Free sufficient for WCAG compliance?

No. The UserWay free plan is a basic overlay widget with a limited toolset. It does not provide full WCAG 2.1 AA compliance as required by EAA and ADA.

How is InclusiveWeb's DNS-proxy better than UserWay AI remediation?

InclusiveWeb fixes HTML before delivery to the visitor (server-side). UserWay AI remediation runs on the client (client-side JS). The server-side approach is more reliable: screen readers receive already-correct HTML without depending on JavaScript.

How do I migrate from UserWay to InclusiveWeb?

Remove the UserWay script → register in InclusiveWeb → add your domain → run the audit → connect the panel and autofix. 10-15 minutes.

DNS-proxy instead of overlay

7 days free, 3-page audit — no credit card.

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