Siteimprove vs. Level Access

Level Access is great for ensuring digital accessibility. If that's your sole focus, it's not a bad option. But that's its full scope. Siteimprove rolls Accessibility, Content Experience, and Quality Assurance tools into one.

Siteimprove goes beyond identifying accessibility issues. You'll get a prioritized roadmap with actionable recommendations, so you're never left in the dark about what to fix (and how to fix it)

Both are user-friendly platforms. Siteimprove, however, eliminates platform hopping when you're managing accessibility, SEO, and website performance analysis — for an uninterrupted workflow.

Both help you stick to WCAG, EAA, ACA, AODA, Section 508, sdand ADA standards. But, unlike Level Access, Siteimprove is a comprehensive compliance tool and never upsells additional tools or services to ensure Section 508.

Using other platforms for digital performance? No problem. Integrate Siteimprove with Google Analytics and your CRM system (or anything else) for informed decisions across all channels.

Track progress, measure the impact of your accessibility efforts, and prove ROI to stakeholders. Siteimprove comes with customizable dashboards, progress reports, and an ROI calculator so you can do it all and more.

Why scramble for a last-minute fix, when you don't have to? Rely on the Change Tracking feature to monitor all website changes and identify potential accessibility risks introduced by new content or updates.

Level Access may rely on testers located outside the United States. In comparison, Siteimprove prioritizes data security and compliance with government regulations - hiring U.S. based accessibility experts, who, of course, have knowledge of global requirements.