UserWay is a digital accessibility platform that helps organizations make their websites compliant with WCAG and ADA standards. Its flagship product is an AI-powered accessibility widget, installed via a single code snippet, that uses the company's Automated Remediation Technology to detect and fix common accessibility violations in real time on every page load, without requiring changes to the site's source code. The company states its widget is installed on more than one million websites.
Beyond the widget, UserWay offers continuous accessibility monitoring that scans source code for WCAG and ADA violations, expert-led manual accessibility audits, and VPAT/ACR compliance documentation for B2B and government procurement. Paid annual plans include a litigation support program, and the company is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant. Organization-wide management features support enterprises operating many websites.
UserWay was founded in 2016 by Allon Mason and has since become part of Level Access, with enterprise customers routed to the Level Access Platform. Its customers range from small businesses adding a widget to a single site to large organizations building formal accessibility programs.
UserWay is delivered as a JavaScript widget with a web-based management dashboard. There is no permanent free tier, but a free trial of the widget is available. Annual widget plans for sites with up to 100,000 monthly page views start at $490/year (Pro), with Pro Plus at $1,190/year and Ultimate at $2,490/year. Standalone expanded monitoring plans range from $990/year for 100 pages to $10,990/year for 1,500 pages, and audits and VPATs are quoted by sales.