Siteimprove alternatives
Siteimprove alternatives for NZ and Australian businesses
Siteimprove: Quoted privately, with the bill shaped by package scope, testing, support and other services
- check_circleYour data in a database you own
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The options
What people compare Siteimprove with
Siteimprove does not show a standard price, so you need a private quote. Owners look for an alternative when they want accessibility records in a database they own, without per-seat plans.
Yours to own
Accessibility Operations for Claude Code
The open-source accessibility operations system that is just a database and Claude Code. Built around your business, with your Siteimprove data brought across.
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How to choose a Siteimprove alternative
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What the bill covers
Siteimprove does not show a standard price, so compare your private quote with the services you actually use. Check the pages covered, testing, issue reporting, support and any other website services. That helps you judge whether the bill matches the work you need.
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Who owns the records
Ask what records you can export and keep, and whether you can use them outside the service. Siteimprove documents CSV downloads for cross-site issues. An owned version keeps the work record in a database you own, including assignments, corrections and retest evidence.
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Fit with your rules and fields
List the fields, decisions and review documents your team needs. A business-specific version can be built around how you work, rather than relying on a standard worklist. Agree which records, connections and ongoing tasks are in scope before deciding what fits.
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What the switch involves
Siteimprove documents CSV downloads of page-level findings, while historic attachments and assessment records need separate migration scope. Check your export layout and identify what must come across. Enterprise DNA can agree the data mapping and reconciliation for your version before the switch.
The option that fits
Own the work record that fits your business
The owned accessibility version is built around how your business works, rather than asking you to fit a standard worklist. Enterprise DNA brings your Siteimprove data across, shapes the records, rules and documents around your needs, and runs the agreed version for you. Your records sit in a database you own. You can also choose the free version and run it yourself using plain language. The paid service has one setup fee, then a monthly retainer.
- check Your records in a database you own
- check Fields, rules and documents shaped around your work
- check One setup fee, then a monthly retainer
Make it yours
Design your own Siteimprove replacement
Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Siteimprove. Try it here, and we build the real one.
2. What it runs
3. Make it fit
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Answered from your own database
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We build it from the open-source base, bring your Siteimprove data across and run it for you.
Questions
Siteimprove alternatives, answered
How much does Siteimprove cost? expand_more
Siteimprove does not show a standard price on the pricing route checked for this comparison, so you need a private quote. Use your agreement and quote to separate testing, support and other website services from the work record you want to own.
Can our existing Siteimprove findings come across? expand_more
Yes. Siteimprove documents CSV downloads from its cross-site issue widget. The free version imports page-level findings and retains the original columns. Check the export layout first. A customised version can include agreed data mapping and reconciliation. Historic attachments and assessment records need separate migration scope.
Would an alternative replace all of Siteimprove? expand_more
Not necessarily. The free version covers accessibility findings, fix ownership, retest evidence and review documents. Testing tools and expert assessment remain separate parts of the scope to agree. Enterprise DNA can connect those services and build the records and screens your team needs.
Does a passing retest prove our site is accessible? expand_more
No. A passing retest applies to the finding and version reviewed, not automatically to the whole website. Conformance depends on the assessment scope and human evaluation. The work record keeps evidence and unfinished work visible so your reviewer can make an informed assessment.
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