AudioEye is a web accessibility service. Its scanner tests pages against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, finding problems such as missing alt text, poor contrast, unlabeled form fields, and keyboard traps. A script added to the site can then apply fixes automatically for many of these issues, which is quicker than editing every page by hand.
Automation covers only part of the job, so AudioEye also offers expert audits, user testing with people who have disabilities, and managed services. It provides monitoring, reports, and accessibility statements, and integrates with common platforms like Shopify and WordPress. Companies use it to show a good faith effort toward compliance.
AudioEye is paid, with plans by site size and service level. Accessibility experts caution that overlay-style tools cannot fix everything and are not a guarantee against lawsuits, and some advocates dislike them, so the best result still comes from fixing the underlying code. Alternatives include accessiBe, UserWay, Deque axe, Level Access, and Siteimprove. AudioEye suits businesses wanting an easy start on web accessibility.