Stark Alternatives

If you're looking for another Stark alternative, EqualWeb is a more general-purpose web accessibility tool that combines automated remediation with human oversight. It checks for compliance with the ADA, WCAG 2.2 and Section 508 standards, and comes with tools like an Auto AI Accessibility Widget and a Web Accessibility Monitor. It can be integrated with many platforms and content management systems, and can be set to scan websites continuously or to run periodic scans, making it a good option for companies of all sizes.

Another option is accessiBe, an AI-based tool that lets companies make their websites accessible to a range of standards, including WCAG 2.1, ADA, Section 508 and others. It can be installed in two minutes, and accessiBe offers automated accessibility statements and certifications to help companies promote accessibility and prove compliance. It's used by more than 247,778 websites, and offers tools for auditing, testing and remediation that scale to large websites.

For a no-code option, you could look at Equally AI, which uses AI to automate accessibility compliance with standards and laws. It's designed for non-technical people, with an interface that's designed to be easy to use. It can be integrated with WordPress, Wix, Shopify and Drupal, among other tools, and checks for more than 50 barriers to accessibility. It's designed to be a good option for companies that need to comply with recognized standards.

Last, UserWay offers a range of AI-based tools to ensure ADA and WCAG accessibility for websites, apps and documents. Its tools include an Accessibility Widget, real-time monitoring and a manual Accessibility Audit, and it can be built into the product development process to ensure accessibility from design to deployment. Its pricing starts at $990 per year for 100 pages per month.