When accessibility waits on onboarding queues, audit cycles, and late-stage fixes, inaccessible content stays live and your organization stays exposed.
Siteimprove.ai Accessibility Agents monitor, prioritize, and remediate accessibility continuously across your entire digital estate. No overlays. No waiting in a services queue. Every fix is made at the source, where it lasts.
Accessibility programs stall for three reasons: they start slowly, they catch issues too late, and they rely on shortcuts that create new risk. Here's where Level Access leaves you exposed.
With Level Access, onboarding runs through consultants and audit schedules, so inaccessible content stays live while you wait. Get an automated baseline in days.
Siteimprove.ai Accessibility Agents start monitoring and prioritizing right away, so your teams fix from day one.
Level Access has no native CMS plugin, so problems are found after publication, when they cost the most to fix.
Siteimprove.ai checks run inside your CMS before publishing, in Figma before building, and in AI coding tools through our MCP server.
Level Access owns UserWay, an overlay that patches pages in the visitor's browser. Overlays have faced litigation, and AI fixes without a record of why are hard to defend.
Siteimprove.ai Accessibility Agents help your teams fix issues in your code and content, and record what changed and why.
Accessibility breaks down when it belongs to one specialist team. Siteimprove.ai Accessibility Agents give every department the checks and insight it needs, in the tools it already uses.
Accessibility Agents catch issues inside the CMS before anything is published, with clear guidance on how to fix each one. Check PDFs and documents too, not just pages.
Shift left without leaving your workflow. Check components in Figma, test pages with the browser extension, and bring accessibility into AI coding assistants through the Siteimprove.ai MCP server.
Track WCAG 2.2 conformance and readiness for ADA Title II, Section 508, and the EAA in one view. Give legal, procurement, and business owners a clear picture of where every site stands.
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| Time to a first accessibility baseline |
Automated baseline across your full site in days
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Delayed time to value, with 4 to 8 weeks of onboarding and services scheduling
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| Owned by your own teams |
Content, design, development, and compliance teams work in one platform themselves, with no dependency on vendor services
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Progress depends on Level Access services capacity and billable hours, not your team's pace
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| Auditable, agent-driven remediation |
Accessibility agents propose fixes inside governed workflows that record what changed, who approved it, and why, ready for legal and risk review
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AI suggestions without auditable logs, so you can't prove to legal, auditors, or regulators what was fixed, when, or by whom
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| Fixes live in your source code and content |
Every fix lands in your source and stays fixed. No overlay, no legal exposure
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Owns UserWay, an unreliable overlay that patches issues in the browser instead of your code and exposes you to legal risk
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| Remediate PDFs at scale |
Your choice of a PDF Remediation Agent for fixes at scale or Expert Services for complex PDFs
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PDF remediation delivered by Level Access services only, with turnaround tied to their capacity
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| Check and fix accessibility where your content lives |
Pre-publish checks in Adobe Experience Manager, Sitecore, Optimizely, and other CMS, plus a CMS Remediation Agent that fixes issues directly in WordPress and Drupal
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No CMS integration, so content teams publish blind and issues reach the live site before anyone sees them
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| Shift left into AI coding tools |
MCP server connects accessibility agents to the AI assistants your developers already use, so issues are caught and fixed as code is written
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No MCP server, so AI-generated code goes out unchecked and accessibility debt grows with every sprint
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| Fix order based on impact |
Prioritizes by traffic and search data alongside severity
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Severity only, with no native traffic or search data
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| Know where you stand on every regulation |
Readiness for ADA Title II and III, Section 508, and the EAA in one view, mapped from WCAG 2.2
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WCAG results only. Mapping to each regulation is left to you
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| Catch issues at the design stage |
Figma plugin available for free
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Figma plugin limited to Accelerate and Enterprise tiers
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| Browser extension for every team member |
Free accessibility browser extension
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Chrome only. Sending results to the platform requires Accelerate or Enterprise tier
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| FedRAMP Ready |
Yes, FedRAMP Ready at the Moderate impact level
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No longer pursuing FedRAMP
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Expert manual testing, compliance-grade reporting, and enterprise support all come with you.
Certified accessibility experts for manual audits and complex cases, alongside continuous automated monitoring.
WCAG 2.2 conformance tracking, ADA Title II, Section 508, and EAA readiness, and audit-ready reporting for legal and leadership.
Onboarding, training, and customer success that help your team own accessibility rather than rent it.
Global brands and public agencies use Siteimprove.ai to run accessibility at scale.
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"Siteimprove gave us a clear view of our gaps across the entire digital estate. By showing every team how they were performing against our standards, we were able to close issues faster and scale accessibility with far greater confidence."
Tomasz Abramowicz Head of Digital Solutions
Read the Shell story
"Siteimprove has become one of our most trusted vendors, combining powerful content and analytics insights backed by dependable service and support."
Julie Sanbei Department Webmaster
Read the State of Alaska story
"With Siteimprove's agentic content intelligence platform, what once took hours of manual analysis now surfaces as clear, prioritized actions in minutes: ensuring our digital presence stays inclusive and performs in today's AI-driven search landscape. We stopped seeing accessibility as a constraint. It became part of what quality means for us."
Giulia Miotti Senior Manager, Content and Experience
Read the Bang & Olufsen storyCompliance checks a box. Siteimprove turns the same work into rankings, reach, and results.
Request a demoSee how Siteimprove.ai Accessibility agents run across your entire estate, monitoring, prioritizing, and remediating as it changes. See how leading organizations use them to build accessibility programs that scale.
Request a demoSiteimprove.ai starts scanning as soon as your sites are added, so your first accessibility baseline doesn't wait on a consultant's calendar. Your team can start fixing issues right away, with expert services available when you need them.
No. Overlays apply changes in the visitor's browser and leave the underlying problems in your code and content. Siteimprove.ai Accessibility agents help your teams fix issues at the source, so the fix is permanent and you can show exactly what changed.
Siteimprove.ai plugs into Adobe Experience Manager, Sitecore, Optimizely, WordPress, and more, so editors see and fix issues before they publish. Designers check work in Figma, and developers get checks inside their AI coding tools through our MCP server.
We support all the major accessibility regulations, including ADA Title II, ADA Title III, Section 504, Section 508, the Accessible Canada Act (ACA), the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), the Web Accessibility Directive, the UK Equality Act, the European Accessibility Act (EAA), France’s RGAA, and Germany’s BFSG.
We also support the major accessibility standards: WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 at Levels A, AA, and AAA, and EN 301 549.
Start where your visitors are. Siteimprove.ai ranks issues by severity and lets you sort pages and PDFs by views, so the fixes that help the most people come first. Alaska's Department of Health used that visibility to cut its PDF library by 80%.
