AudioEye Pricing for Agencies: Full Cost Breakdown (2026)

AudioEye Pricing Tiers

Hidden Costs You Won't See on the Pricing Page

• ⚠ No published pricing above the entry tier — Pro and Enterprise require a sales engagement
• ⚠ Human expert review tiers add significant cost over automated-only plans
• ⚠ No agency multi-client plan — each client site is a separate billing relationship
• ⚠ Annual contracts are standard at higher tiers
• ⚠ AudioEye branding visible on client-facing widget without enterprise white-label arrangement

AudioEye’s Pricing Model

AudioEye’s published entry price is $199/month for a single domain at the Starter tier. Above that, Pro and Platform tiers use custom pricing that requires engaging AudioEye’s sales team. This makes it difficult to model costs for multi-site deployments without a direct sales conversation.

The underlying pricing logic reflects AudioEye’s positioning: it sells to enterprise compliance teams and legal departments managing ADA risk on their own properties. Those buyers evaluate cost relative to litigation risk and legal defense budget — a different calculus than an agency building accessibility auditing into client project pricing.

What Drives AudioEye’s Higher Price

Two things separate AudioEye from lower-priced overlays:

Human expert review. At Pro and higher tiers, AudioEye assigns certified accessibility specialists to manually review pages and document their findings. This produces human-audited compliance documentation that automated overlays cannot match. For organizations under active legal scrutiny, this distinction matters.

Legal documentation infrastructure. AudioEye’s reporting is designed for legal defense — structured to be used in response to ADA demand letters. The certification language and format reflect that use case.

These capabilities justify higher costs for their target buyer. For agencies whose clients need WCAG-conformant source code rather than overlay-based legal documentation, neither capability is the primary need.

Building Agency Economics Around AudioEye

Agencies that want to resell AudioEye to clients need clients willing to pay $199+/month per site for an ongoing accessibility service. This is realistic for clients who have received demand letters, operate in regulated industries, or specifically value ADA litigation defense. It is harder to justify for SMB clients who want accessible websites as part of a standard development engagement.

For agencies building accessibility into project deliverables, source-level scanning with remediation reports is typically a better fit. The deliverable is the fixed code, not an ongoing widget subscription.