UserWay Pricing in 2026: Full Cost Breakdown

UserWay Pricing Tiers

Hidden Costs You Won't See on the Pricing Page

• ⚠ Overlay widget does not fix source code — canceling reverts all modifications
• ⚠ Manual audit services are add-on costs not included in plan pricing
• ⚠ Per-site pricing becomes expensive for agencies (10 sites = $490-$1,990/mo)
• ⚠ Scanning depth is limited compared to dedicated accessibility scanners
• ⚠ Developer time for source-code remediation is still required for actual WCAG compliance

What UserWay Actually Costs

UserWay’s pricing looks straightforward: three tiers, clear prices, no custom quotes. But the per-site model and what’s excluded from the price tell a different story.

The Three Tiers

Personal at $49/month covers one site with up to 10,000 pages. You get the overlay widget and basic scanning. This is competitive with accessiBe at the same price point and includes slightly more scanning capability.

Business at $109/month adds advanced scanning and remediation guidance. The scanning goes deeper than the Personal tier, and you get some direction on what to fix. This is UserWay’s mid-tier and probably the plan most SMBs would consider.

Advanced at $199/month adds manual audit availability (as an add-on, not included), priority support, and custom reporting. The manual audit costs extra and depends on site complexity.

The Per-Site Problem

Every tier covers exactly one site. No multi-site bundles. No volume discounts on standard plans.

For context, A11yProof’s Agency plan covers 25 sites for $199/month. That’s what UserWay charges for a single site on the Advanced plan.

What the Price Doesn’t Include

UserWay’s subscription buys two things: the overlay widget and scanning reports. What it doesn’t buy is source-code fixes.

The overlay modifies how your site renders in the browser. It adds an accessibility menu, adjusts some visual elements, and attempts to fix certain issues at runtime. But your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are unchanged. When you cancel, every modification disappears.

For organizations that need actual compliance (not just a widget running on their site), the subscription cost is only part of the bill. Developer time to read the scanning reports and write source-code fixes is additional. Depending on the number of violations, that can be significant.

A11yProof includes AI-generated code fixes starting on the Pro plan. The AI writes the fix for common violations (missing alt text, heading hierarchy, form labels, contrast issues). Your developer reviews and applies it instead of writing it from scratch. The subscription covers both the scanning and the remediation.

Manual Audits Are Extra

UserWay’s Advanced plan mentions manual audit availability. This is not a manual audit included in the $199/month price. It’s an add-on service you can purchase separately. The cost depends on site size and complexity. If you need a manual audit, budget for it on top of the monthly subscription.