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One person, one product, checked every week.

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Products
1
Attempts
20 a month
Rechecks
3 a month
  • A check of your public pages, no account needed
  • One task reviewed, with no card
  • Each issue with its screens, in a private draft
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Individual

$49/month

Billed monthly

Revisit important tasks as your product changes. For one person, on one product.

Or $468/year, billed yearly: save $120.

Products
1
Recorded tasks
2
Attempts
100 a month
Replays
Weekly
  • Task reviews: usability and accessibility on the same screens
  • Signed-in areas, through an account you set up
  • MCP access for your coding agent

Plans open when accounts do. Until then, ask for a review of one task

Prices exclude applicable sales tax, which is calculated at checkout.

Working with a team? See Starter and Team.

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Both review a task you describe and show each issue with the screens it was found on. An attempt is one perspective working through one task, once.

Free$0No cardIndividual$49/monthBilled monthly
Products and coverageWhat each checks, beyond your public pages.
Products11
Recorded tasksNo2
Replays of recorded tasksNoWeekly
Task reviewsOn Individual, a recheck of an issue you decided Fix it uses no attempts.
Attempts20 a month, and 3 rechecks100 a month
TasksAs many as attempts allowAs many as attempts allow
Working with itStarter adds your team and the ACR.
MCP access for your coding agentYesYes
Who signs inJust youJust you
VPAT® 2.5 and OpenACRNoNo

Questions vendors ask.

What is a recorded task?
A task with saved steps, such as signing up or creating an invoice, recorded in our hosted browser or imported from Chrome Recorder or Playwright. We replay it on a schedule and capture every state it reaches, including brief ones.
What uses the allowance?
Task reviews. An attempt is one perspective working through one task, once. It counts once admitted, even if it fails or is blocked. On a paid plan, a recheck of one issue you decided Fix it uses none. Monthly allowances reset each UTC month. Replays of your recorded tasks don't use it.
What if our product is larger?
A larger product can ask us about broader scope. Ask us about broader scope
Does it cover WCAG 2.2?
Yes. Reports are made against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA.
Which VPAT® editions?
The VPAT® 2.5 WCAG edition, with the DOCX on ITI's template, unmodified. The Section 508, EU and INT editions aren't available to download yet.
Can we keep it private?
Yes. The report stays a private draft until you publish it. Once every row has a value you can download the exports and send them yourself.
Do subscribers renew the report?
Starter and Team add it for $1,500 a year per product, or $150 a month for twelve months, and it renews with the plan. ACR only renews at $2,500/year, or $250/month for another twelve months.
What happens when it lapses?
The public page stays up, frozen at its last date, and says so. Nothing is deleted, and the page never becomes a 404. A fresh report is an ACR only purchase or a new subscription.
Can we get a refund?
Yes, within fourteen days, on every plan.
Does anything renew by itself?
No. Nothing renews unless you tick the box at checkout, and we email you before a yearly renewal.
What happens when we cancel?
Starter and Team run to the end of the month or year you paid for, and the public page keeps its last date.
What does “a person samples the AI's proposals” mean?

Each row says who set its value. The WCAG edition sets Parsing; current checks attach findings to rows for a person to rate. A detected failure alone does not decide Partially Supports versus Does Not Support. The AI proposes values from captured evidence. One in five proposals waits for your review; each rejection doubles the sample. Supports and Not Applicable proposals always wait for a person, including outside the sample. Every decision attributed to a person requires opened evidence.

Do the checks learn from our decisions?

Yes, without sharing your work. When you mark an issue Working as intended, you can say why: the check is wrong, it’s on purpose, or it doesn’t apply. Each week we count those choices by check and element type, never your screens, notes, rules or company name, and only once people at three or more companies agree. A pattern that qualifies becomes a proposed example our checks and AI are measured against, which a person at Variantly reviews before it is used. What improves reaches every plan, Free included.