Comparisons
Inclaria or Equally AI: the 2026 comparison
Equally AI charges by traffic. Inclaria charges by pages analysed, because it is the number of pages, not the number of visitors, that determines the compliance work.
Comparison based on public information available on August 9, 2026. Offers change: check the vendor's website before deciding.
At a glance
| Criterion | Inclaria | Equally AI |
|---|---|---|
| Type of tool | Scanner | Scanner |
| Billing basis | By pages analysed | By traffic (page views) |
| Free tier | one-page audit, no credit card | 7-day trial, no credit card |
| Stated testing engine | axe-core | Not published |
| Interface languages | 8 | Not published |
| Scanning pages behind login | Yes | Not published |
| Accessibility statement generator | Yes | Not published |
| Results export | CSV, PDF | Not published |
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What Equally AI publishes
- Pricing is indexed on page views, not on the number of site pages to document. source (opens in a new tab)
Looking for an alternative to Equally AI?
Both tools answer the same need, meeting digital accessibility obligations, but not in the same way. The right choice depends on what you are after: an overlay installed on the site, or a regular measurement of its actual state with the documentation that goes with it. If your obligation is European, the European Accessibility Act targets the sales service, so your checkout and your customer account, not just your shop window. That is the scope Inclaria analyses, and it is the criterion to weigh against Equally AI as against any other tool.
One point we repeat everywhere: no automated tool makes a site compliant, and Inclaria does not claim to. An engine detects a portion of the criteria, roughly a third, and the rest requires human judgement. What we bring is continuous measurement, regression detection and the documentation the regulation requires.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Inclaria and Equally AI?
Both analyse a site and report non-conformities. The differences are scope and framing: Inclaria is built for European regulation, also analyses pages behind login and the checkout journey, produces the accessibility statement, and its interface exists in eight languages.
Why does the checkout journey matter so much?
Because the European Accessibility Act targets the sales service, not the shop window. The purchase path and the customer account are therefore the legally binding part, and they are precisely the pages most scans never see, since they sit behind a login.
Is an automated tool enough?
No. An automated engine detects a portion of the criteria, roughly a third, and the rest requires human testing: keyboard navigation, screen reader, coherence of labels. Inclaria does not claim to replace that audit. It provides continuous measurement between audits, an alert when compliance slips, and the required documentation.
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