CloviAble — honest web accessibility scanning, fixes, and a user-personalization widget

Real accessibility checks powered by axe-core, a clean personalization widget, AI-generated conformance docs, and a remediation paper trail — at lifetime pricing instead of a recurring widget tax.

TL;DR

At a glance

Best for
  • Agencies and freelancers managing accessibility across multiple client sites
  • SMB and mid-market site owners who want honest accessibility without an enterprise contract
  • Developers who want auditable, code-level WCAG findings instead of a black-box score
Integrations
axe-core scanning engine Slack regression alerts Email scan and regression alerts Stripe billing Embeddable JavaScript widget snippet
Alternative to

Accessibility overlay and widget subscriptions

Overview

Accessibility overlays are easy to sell — and even easier to oversell. Plenty of vendors will inject a floating toolbar onto your site, promise you full compliance, and walk away with hundreds of dollars a month. Meanwhile, the underlying code violations sit there untouched.

CloviAble takes a different path — the honest one. It scans your actual source code, shows you real WCAG findings, and gives your visitors genuine personalization controls. No smoke and mirrors. No pretending a widget can magically fix a broken website on its own.

CloviAble brings everything you need for web accessibility into one place — a WCAG 2.1 AA scanner powered by axe-core, a widget that lets users personalize their experience, AI-generated documentation that proves conformance, and a DOM auto-fix engine you can review before it runs. Every fix is tracked with a full remediation paper trail.

WCAG 2.1 AA scanner powered by axe-core

Paste any URL and the scanner digs into the real source code — using axe-core, the same open engine that accessibility auditors rely on across the industry. It surfaces violations by severity and tags each finding with the specific WCAG criterion it breaks, plus the exact DOM selector where the problem lives. Missing alt text? Unlabeled form inputs? Low color contrast, broken ARIA, focus order chaos? All easy to locate.

Here's what matters: because the engine is open and auditable, you can independently verify the findings. No blind trust required.

Scans run on demand or on a schedule — your choice. Email and Slack alerts ping you the moment a regression appears, so nothing slips through unnoticed.

User-personalization widget

A single lightweight JavaScript snippet — just one — drops a personalization widget right into your interface, letting real visitors reshape what they see to match their needs. Users can bump up font size, switch to a dyslexia-friendly typeface, flip on high contrast or dark mode, drain the color away, even dial back motion that makes them queasy. The widget doesn't pretend to be something it's not. It's honest — a preference tool that makes day-to-day browsing better, not some compliance badge you wave around to satisfy auditors.

It stays clean. Non-intrusive. No heavy floating bubble cluttering the screen.

And here's the thing: when you use it alongside the scanner and auto-fix engine, visitors get immediate control while the deeper code work keeps grinding away in the background. Why shouldn't they have power over their own experience while you're still fixing what's broken underneath?

AI-generated conformance documentation

CloviAble takes your scan data and — with a single click — turns it into a written accessibility conformance statement. The real thing, not a template. It pulls the latest findings straight from the scan and builds a statement that carries your domain, the known issues it found, your remediation timeline, and a contact for feedback. So what gets published isn't some boilerplate placeholder — it's the actual state of your site, right now.

That matters. Because it keeps your public claims grounded in what the scanner actually sees.

The document can be regenerated as the site improves. As you fix things, you update the statement. It stays current. Honest. It's meant to support a transparent, good-faith record — not to assert legal protection or hide behind lawyer-speak. Just the truth of where you are and where you're headed.

Reviewable DOM auto-fix engine

For the common, well-understood issues, the auto-fix engine steps in with DOM patches. Adding missing ARIA labels. Injecting skip links. Applying live region roles, correcting touch target sizing. The everyday fixes.

Each change shows up as a diff, right there for review before anything touches the live site. Because who wants surprises?

The fixes can go one of two ways: export them as code for your development team to fold into the source, or deploy them at runtime when you can't wait for the next release cycle — when a proper code change isn't yet possible. The engine knows its limits. It tackles what it can handle reliably and leaves the heavy structural work to actual developers, to real code changes.

This approach keeps remediation transparent. Under control. The site owner decides what happens and when — not some black box making changes in the dark.

Remediation paper trail and team dashboard

An admin dashboard pulls everything together — configuration, scan history, reporting. All in one place.

Scheduled scans fire automatically. Regression alerts catch new problems before they spread. Exports document the work. Remediation logs track every fix. Together, they build something more valuable than a clean report: proof of effort over time, a living record that shows you've been working — consistently, in good faith — to make things better.

For agencies juggling multiple clients, it's a lifeline. Manage accessibility across a dozen domains without losing your place.

Higher tiers? That's where white-label branding comes in. The widget carries your logo now. Reports wear your colors. Even the portal lives on your domain. Why does this matter? Because clients remember brands, and trust follows consistency.

The result isn't a snapshot frozen in time — it's a documented history. Progress you can point to. Growth you can prove.

CloviAble is built for site owners and agencies who want accessibility work grounded in reality — auditable scanning, honest documentation, reviewable fixes, and a personalization widget that actually helps the people who visit your site. No smoke and mirrors. It pairs the transparency of an open scanning engine with the convenience of one-click reporting and a clear remediation record you can show anyone. Instead of an open-ended monthly widget tax that never stops billing, this lifetime deal from CloviTek bundles those tools with monthly-renewing scan and domain credits. Start scanning a site in under a minute, see the real findings — not inflated scare tactics — and build a transparent accessibility record that means something. Why keep renting honesty by the month? Grab the lifetime deal and own it outright.

Plans & features

License Tier 1
$59 one-time

1 monitored domain. 100 axe-core scans per month (renewing). On-demand and weekly scheduled scans. Personalization widget on 1 domain. Email regression alerts. Reviewable auto-fix patches with code export. Admin dashboard and scan history. 60-day money-back guarantee and lifetime access.

License Tier 2
$129 one-time

Everything in Tier 1, plus 5 monitored domains. 500 scans per month (renewing). Daily scheduled scans. Slack and email regression alerts. AI-generated conformance statements. Full remediation activity logs and scan exports.

License Tier 3
$249 one-time

Everything in Tier 2, plus 25 monitored domains. 2,500 scans per month (renewing). Full white-label branding on the widget, reports, and client portal (the high-margin agency feature). Multi-client management dashboard and priority support.

FAQ

Does CloviAble make my website WCAG compliant on its own?
No, and it does not claim to. No widget or overlay can make a site fully WCAG compliant, because structural code issues still require native fixes. CloviAble scans for real violations, helps you remediate common ones, and gives visitors personalization controls, but full compliance still depends on code changes your team makes. The product is positioned as a supplement to real accessibility work, not a replacement.
How is the scanner different from an overlay widget?
The scanner analyzes your actual source code using the open, auditable axe-core engine and reports real WCAG violations with the exact DOM selector and criterion. An overlay only injects a front-end toolbar and leaves the underlying HTML untouched. CloviAble includes a personalization widget too, but it is presented honestly as a user preference tool, separate from the code-level scanning.
What happens to my scan credits each month?
Each tier includes a monthly allotment of scans and a set number of monitored domains that renew every month for the life of your license. Credits do not roll over, which keeps pricing predictable and capacity fair. If you regularly need more scans or domains, a higher tier raises both limits.
Is the white-label feature included in every tier?
Full white-label branding on the widget, reports, and client portal is unlocked at the top tier, which is built for agencies managing many client domains. Lower tiers include the scanner, widget, auto-fix engine, and documentation, but branding stays on CloviAble. Agencies that resell accessibility services get the most value from the top tier.
Can I use this across multiple client websites?
Yes. The number of monitored domains scales with your tier, from a single domain on the entry tier up to 25 on the top tier, with a multi-client management dashboard. Agencies can centralize scans, alerts, and remediation records for several clients in one place and apply their own branding at the top tier.
Page readiness: 100% green — 10 / 10 listing items complete
Platform prerequisites (shared, in progress): live billing + S3 storage — tracked separately.

Why CloviTek built CloviAble

When I started building accessibility tools, I kept running into the same trick — a floating widget that promised full compliance for a steep monthly fee, while the real code problems stayed exactly where they were.

That bothered me.

People deserve to know whether their site actually works for someone using a screen reader, not just whether a badge says so. CloviAble came out of that frustration. It scans the real source code, shows honest findings, and gives visitors controls that genuinely help. It sits inside the CloviTek productivity suite alongside the other tools I build, sharing the same idea: do the real work, charge fairly, and never sell a shortcut as a cure.

Honest note from me: a widget alone will never make a site fully compliant, and CloviAble will always tell you that. Why pretend otherwise?

by CloviTek · Vitaly Kirkpatrick