Find 50% more high-risk issues before they turn into legal claims

No. An Expert Audit is a deep review by AudioEye's accessibility experts, who test with screen readers and other assistive technology (tools people with disabilities use to navigate the web). That level of testing catches high-risk issues no AI can find. An Agentic Audit fills the gap between those reviews: you get speed and on-demand coverage, but it doesn't replace the human testing an Expert Audit provides. Most teams need both.

A scan reads your page's code and checks it against WCAG rules. An Agentic Audit uses the page: it opens menus, fills in fields, and moves through steps like checkout, the way a real visitor would. Many high-risk issues hide in those interactions, not in the code alone, so a scan can mark a page as clean while a real user still encounters a broken experience.

For example, a "skip to main content" link can look correct in the code but fail to work when someone actually presses Enter on it. An Agentic Audit catches that. A scan can't.

Agentic Audits tests against WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Aligning to WCAG 2.2 Level AA puts organizations in good standing with accessibility laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Most findings and fix recommendations land in the AudioEye platform within one hour.

One page per audit, and you can run several a day. Start with your highest-risk pages: checkout, login, contact forms, and your highest-traffic templates.

A report in the AudioEye Platform listing each issue the agent found, paired with a fix recommendation drawn from AudioEye's proprietary accessibility dataset, so your developers can fix at the source.

No, but you can. Every finding comes with a recommended fix, so your developers can review and approve it instead of researching a fix from scratch.

Yes. Agentic Audits run on any URL you choose, whether or not it was part of your original Expert Audit scope. If a new campaign page launches or a template changes after your last audit, run an Agentic Audit on it directly instead of waiting for your next audit cycle.