UserWay Pricing in June 2026

UserWay's pricing is built around a free entry point and per-domain paid tiers, which keeps the cost predictable as you grow. The free widget plan covers the basic visitor adjustments (contrast, text size, keyboard navigation, dyslexia-friendly fonts) on a single site at no charge. It is enough to put an accessibility menu and statement on your site today, and for a pre-revenue startup it may be all you need initially.

Paid widget plans add the parts that matter for compliance work: the automated WCAG scanner, AI-powered remediation, the accessibility statement generator, ongoing monitoring, and priority support. These are billed per domain, monthly or annually, with annual billing carrying the usual discount. Pricing scales with the number of sites rather than traffic, which is friendly to low-traffic startups and to agencies running many small client domains under one account.

Managed services are where the spend climbs, and they are quoted rather than listed. Manual audits, PDF remediation, developer remediation support, and litigation response are scoped to your site size and risk profile. A startup with a simple marketing site rarely needs these on day one; an ecommerce brand or a public-sector vendor facing procurement or legal pressure usually does.

The value framing is straightforward. A paid widget plan plus an audit costs a small fraction of a single ADA settlement, which typically opens at five figures. Treat the subscription as insurance against legal exposure rather than as a line-item feature, and the math favors getting started early.