Accessibility AI for every team size.

Pallyfi is an accessibility operating system for product teams. It finds accessibility issues (Pallyfi Scanner), explains them and answers questions (Pallyfi OnCall, your AI accessibility engineer), helps you fix them in your own code (Pallyfi Digger), and keeps your team working from the same information (Team Workspace). Pallyfi also offers expert services: audits, inclusive design consulting, engineering support, training and program strategy.

Yes. The Free plan includes 5 Pallyfi OnCall requests a month with no card required. Paid plans include a 7-day free trial, once per account: checkout asks for a card, and you're charged only when the trial ends. Cancel before then and you pay nothing. If you've had a trial before, a new subscription starts paid, even after cancelling, unless you move up to a higher plan than the one you trialed.

Your AI accessibility engineer. You talk to it in a conversation: ask about a WCAG issue, paste code for review, or attach a screenshot. When you need structured output, it has eleven specialist tools: explain an issue, suggest a fix, generate alt text, draft an accessibility statement, audit code, review ARIA, simulate a screen reader, generate test cases, plan keyboard interactions, prioritise issues and check contrast. Answers are grounded in WCAG 2.2.

Each plan has a monthly allowance: Free 5, Pro 100, Business 500, Business Pro 750, Enterprise 2,000 and Enterprise Pro 3,000. You can see your usage in the app at any time.

Quick Scan checks any URL on demand against the full axe-core rule set mapped to WCAG 2.2, and scheduled scans recheck pages on a cadence you choose; both are on Business Pro and Enterprise Pro. On Enterprise Pro, Applications crawl a whole site (up to 2,000 pages), remember its known pages, track every issue over time and flag new issues as they appear.

No. Automated testing reliably catches a meaningful share of WCAG issues, but many criteria (for example, whether alt text is meaningful or a flow is understandable) need human judgement and assistive technology testing. Pallyfi's scan reports separate automated results from checks that need manual review, and our audit services cover the rest.

Yes. Each Application has rule settings, so you can choose WCAG levels and specific rules, and every scan records what it actually checked.

Yes, on Enterprise Pro. Pallyfi pre-fills the WCAG 2.2 success criteria from your site's latest crawl, ready for you to review, adjust and export for procurement.

Yes. A tracked site can display an embeddable, live-updating score badge as a trust signal. It's opt-in and off by default.

Digger investigates and fixes scan issues in your own code. With a GitHub repository connected through the Pallyfi GitHub App, it finds the source behind an issue, explains the cause, proposes the smallest change and checks it. It opens a pull request only after someone on your team approves the fix, and a later scan confirms whether the issue is gone. Digger comes with Business Pro and Enterprise Pro; on other plans you can try one free investigation with a preview of the proposed fix.

No. Digger writes nothing until someone on your team approves the fix, and its safety checks block any change that is too broad or no longer matches your code. Your developers review and merge the pull request; Pallyfi never merges code automatically.

A shared space for your team: chat with attachments, @mentions and reactions, a Snippets library for reusable code (filled automatically when someone saves a fix), and shared scans and Applications with per-member permissions.

In the app, the Support assistant answers questions about using Pallyfi from the Help Centre, and its Talk to a person option sends your question to our team, who reply by email, usually within one business day. You can also email hi@pallyfi.com.

OnCall is for accessibility engineering: WCAG questions, code, fixes and testing. The Support assistant is for using Pallyfi itself: plans, settings, scans and your account.

Guardian reads a pull request or a list of changed files and shows which Applications, pages and WCAG requirements it could affect, marking each link as confirmed or inferred, so you know what to re-check. It can also add an informational check and one summary comment to the pull request, turned on per repository. It never fails your build and never claims a change caused a problem. Guardian comes with Business Pro and Enterprise Pro.

Manual Audits record what people find with a keyboard, screen readers and other assistive technology: a WCAG checklist, findings with screenshot evidence, retests and reports, including audits you import from CSV, Excel, Word or PDF. They come with Pro and above, and any account can try one complete audit for free.

OnCall is on every plan. Manual Audits start at Pro. Scanner (Quick Scan and Page Monitoring), Digger, Guardian and scanning through the Developer API come with Business Pro and Enterprise Pro, and site-wide crawling of whole Applications is Enterprise Pro.

Yes. The Developer API starts scans and returns results to your own tools, CI or scripts, with the same engine as Quick Scan. Scanning through it comes with Business Pro and Enterprise Pro. Each key can start 30 scans an hour and each account 100 an hour across all its keys, with up to 5 running at once. See pallyfi.com/developers.

Enterprise pricing starts from $99/month, but the actual price depends on your team's request volume, seat count and governance needs. Contact sales for a tailored quote.

Yes. Teams share a Team Workspace, and on Business Pro and Enterprise Pro they can also share scans and Applications with granular per-member permissions.

Paid plans include a 7-day free trial, once per account: if you've had a trial before, the next subscription starts paid, unless you move up to a higher plan. After the trial, subscriptions are non-refundable, but you can cancel at any time to stop future charges.