AccessIQ is a WordPress plugin for WCAG accessibility scanning, self-hosted click heatmaps, and behavior analytics. See features, pricing, and FAQs.
AccessIQ is a WordPress plugin that runs entirely inside the WordPress admin dashboard, giving site owners three tools in one: a WCAG 2.1/2.2 accessibility scanner, self-hosted click heatmaps, and behavior analytics — with no external services or per-scan credits required on the free tier.
The scanner analyzes the final rendered HTML of a page (so it works with Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, and Gutenberg regardless of how the page was built), assigns a 0–100 compliance score against WCAG Level A/AA/AAA, flags the specific elements causing violations, and tracks score history over time. A frontend accessibility widget adds visitor-facing controls such as font-size adjustment, high-contrast mode, a dyslexia-friendly font, and keyboard navigation support.
Alongside accessibility, AccessIQ includes self-hosted click heatmaps and session/behavior analytics (device breakdown, top pages, bounce-rate alerts) that the vendor states run without cookies and without collecting IP addresses, usernames, or emails. The company positions this as a fix-oriented alternative to overlay-widget tools like UserWay or AudioEye, which add visitor display controls but do not resolve the underlying code issues.
Paid Pro tiers add PDF compliance reporting (including white-label reports), an AI-assisted alt-text generator and ARIA-label writer (using third-party AI providers), a multi-site management hub, and priority support. The plugin is distributed through WordPress.org with billing handled via Freemius, Stripe, and PayPal.