
Accesstive pairs AI scanning with human experts to find, fix, and document accessibility issues.
Grounded in available product and source data
An overlay widget can visually mask an accessibility issue without actually fixing the underlying code — the site states Accesstive offers AI and human-backed accessibility compliance instead, explicitly positioning itself against overlay-only tools.
The workflow runs in three stages. Find covers detection — an instant checker scanning for ADA, EAA, and WCAG 2.2 issues, continuous monitoring as a site changes over time, and a live audit mode for checking any page in real time. Fix moves from detection into remediation, offering an AI toolkit for personalized guidance, a hub for managing remediation work, and human experts on demand for code-level fixes an automated tool alone can't reliably make.
Prove is the stage most accessibility widgets skip entirely — generating audit-ready documentation, a procurement-ready VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template), and litigation support documentation for legal review, relevant for an organization that needs to demonstrate compliance rather than just claim it.
Setup is a single line of JavaScript, and the site states pricing carries no pageview-based charges or usage limits regardless of site traffic — described as 'Nine Capabilities. One Subscription.' A set of free tools, including a basic toolkit, a color contrast checker, and a no-account-required accessibility scanner, are available before committing to a paid plan. The page reviewed does not specify typical turnaround time for a human-expert code-level fix once requested, worth asking about directly for a time-sensitive compliance deadline.
The site explicitly distinguishes itself from overlay-only tools, combining AI detection and fixes with human experts for code-level remediation rather than layering a visual widget over unfixed underlying issues.
Yes — a Free Accessibility Checker for instant ADA, EAA, and WCAG scans is available with no account required, alongside other free tools like a color contrast checker.
Human Expert support is named specifically for that case, offering code-level fixes on demand for issues that need more than automated remediation.
The Prove stage generates that documentation directly — an audit report, a procurement-ready VPAT, and litigation support documentation — rather than requiring it to be assembled manually elsewhere.
WordPress is one of several named integrations alongside Divi, Strapi, Shopware, TYPO3, and Joomla, so it isn't limited to custom-coded platforms.


