Pick Invoset when…
- You want testing + audit-trail without a runtime widget.
- You prefer monthly billing and an honest, fixed price.
- You want a public verification page so your visitors (or counsel) can confirm the scan history.
Comparison
Invoset vs UserWay.
UserWay sells a widget plus a scanner. Invoset sells just the scanner, with stronger evidence packaging.
Pick UserWay when…
- You want a configurable on-page accessibility toolbar.
- You are buying through enterprise procurement and need a single-vendor solution.
- You need broader language coverage out of the box.
Side by side
| Feature | Invoset | UserWay |
|---|---|---|
Approach Runtime widget on visitors' browsers | No | Yes |
Source-code remediation guidance | Yes | Yes |
Standards WCAG 2.1 A + AA scanning | Yes | Yes |
Evidence Audit-trail PDF + diff history UserWay's enterprise tier offers compliance reports; lower tiers do not include the diff archive. | Yes | Partial |
Public verification page (third-party confirmable) | Yes | No |
Pricing Public, fixed monthly pricing UserWay's site lists 'Custom' for the audit/scanner product on most pages. | $49 / $99 / $199 monthly | Free widget tier; paid plans gated behind sales contact |
Cancel anytime, no annual lock-in | Yes | Partial |
Free tool (single-URL scan) UserWay has a free single-URL audit; ours is also free and stores the result for evidence. | Yes | Yes |
Operations Continuous monitoring (re-scan + alerts) | Yes | Yes |
Embeddable monitoring badge | Yes | Yes |
Browser extension Our Chrome extension is on the immediate roadmap. | Coming soon | Yes |
Trust DPA + sub-processors list public | Yes | Yes |
VPAT for the vendor's own product | Yes | Yes |
What we won't pretend
UserWay has been around longer.
They are a public company with a multi-product portfolio and a sales team. If you need that motion, that is a real advantage.
We are smaller and faster.
Smaller surface, fewer features to maintain, and we ship feature changes weekly. That is a feature for some buyers and a bug for others.
Browser extension parity is on the roadmap.
UserWay's Chrome extension is well-known among auditors. We are building one; until it ships, we are honest about the gap.
Frequently asked
- Is UserWay's scanner more accurate?
- Both scanners use the WCAG 2.1 A and AA criteria. Accuracy depends on the rule engine and how the page is rendered before the rules run; both vendors render in headless browsers. There is no public benchmark proving one is meaningfully more accurate.
- Can I get UserWay's price up front?
- Their pricing page lists a free widget tier and 'Custom' for paid scanner / accessibility manager plans. Real numbers come from a sales call.
- Does Invoset offer multi-language UI?
- Not yet; English only. UserWay's widget translates UI labels at runtime. If multilingual is a hard requirement, factor that in.
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Comparison reflects publicly available information from competitor marketing sites and product documentation. Pricing and feature scope change; we update this page when we notice differences. We have no commercial relationship with the competitors named here.