SiteGuard vs AudioEye
Short answer: AudioEye is a broad accessibility platform with automated fixes, expert audits, developer tools and fully managed plans. SiteGuard does one narrower job: it scans your site every week and emails a plain-English list of what is wrong and how to fix it in your code.
If you want a vendor to handle accessibility for you, AudioEye offers that. If you want to know what is broken on your site and fix it yourself or with your web designer, SiteGuard is the smaller, simpler tool.
Pricing, as published
As of October 2026, AudioEye’s plans and pricing page lists three plans (Automated, Self-Managed and Managed) but publishes no prices; the Self-Managed and Managed plans say "Talk to an Expert". SiteGuard is $29 per site per month, or $99 for a one-time audit.
Side by side
| SiteGuard | AudioEye | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A weekly scanner and fix list. Nothing is installed on your site | A platform with automated fixes, monitoring, developer tools, expert audits and managed plans |
| Changes your site for you | No. You or your web designer fix the code | Yes, its plans include automated fixes, and the Managed plan adds custom-written fixes |
| Expert (human) testing | Not included. Automated scans only | Expert audits on the Self-Managed and Managed plans |
| Published pricing (October 2026) | $29 per site per month ($19 per site at 10 or more sites), month to month; or a $99 one-time audit | No prices published on its pricing page |
| Legal support | None. SiteGuard is not legal protection | Legal support and an "Assurance" guarantee on qualifying plans, per its pricing page |
| Best fit | Small businesses that want to see and fix their own issues on a small budget | Organizations that want automation plus expert services from one vendor |
When AudioEye is the better fit
- You want a vendor to manage accessibility for you, including expert audits and custom fixes.
- You need document (PDF) remediation, mobile app audits, a VPAT or training, which AudioEye lists as services.
- You have a larger site or several teams, and a sales conversation is fine.
When SiteGuard fits
- You want a published, flat price: $29 per site per month, no contract, or a $99 one-time audit.
- You prefer fixing the code over adding a script on top of it. SiteGuard installs nothing.
- You want a short weekly email that says what broke since last week, in plain English.
Questions
How much does AudioEye cost?
As of October 2026, AudioEye’s own pricing page lists its plans without prices and asks you to talk to its team for two of the three. SiteGuard costs $29 per site per month, or $99 for a one-time audit.
Does SiteGuard fix my website automatically like AudioEye?
No. SiteGuard scans your site and lists each problem by page and element with how to fix it. The fix is made in your site’s code by you or your web designer, so the site itself improves.
Is either one a guarantee against accessibility lawsuits?
SiteGuard is not. It is monitoring and a fix list, not a compliance certificate, legal advice or lawsuit protection. Automated scans catch roughly a third to a half of WCAG criteria; the rest needs a person.
Automated scans catch roughly a third to a half of WCAG criteria; the rest needs a person. SiteGuard is monitoring and a fix list, not a compliance certificate, legal advice or lawsuit protection. AudioEye is a trademark of its owner; SiteGuard is not affiliated with it. Competitor details come from AudioEye’s own website as of 2026-10-14 and may have changed.
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Weekly scans for $29 per site per month, or a one-time audit for $99.
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Last reviewed 2026-10-14.