Inclusify Reviews & Product Details

Inclusify makes a website usable for people with disabilities and gives the business the evidence to show it. It has three parts. The first is an accessibility widget that visitors use directly: more than 30 controls for text size and spacing, contrast, colour filters, cursor and focus, reading aids, text to speech and a virtual keyboard, plus six one-click profiles for seizure safety, low vision, ADHD, cognitive load, keyboard-only and screen-reader use. The widget runs in 71 locales covering 67 languages, with right-to-left support. The second is a scanner. It audits a site against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 using the full axe-core ruleset, either one page on demand or the whole site by crawl, scores it, and groups findings by severity. Monitored pages are re-checked roughly every day, so changes arrive as new and fixed issues instead of a fresh report to read from scratch. The third is reporting for whoever has to answer for compliance: a downloadable WCAG compliance report, a published accessibility statement including the EU model statement, and a VPAT/ACR draft. Findings can be filed as GitHub issues, exported to Jira or sent to Slack, and the whole product is available to AI assistants over MCP, so a developer can scan a page and check a fix without leaving the editor. Shopify installs as a theme app embed with one toggle. WordPress, Magento, BigCommerce, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Next.js, Salesforce and SAP each have a documented install, and anywhere else it is a single script tag. Data is hosted in the EU (Frankfurt) and the product is GDPR compliant. Inclusify does not claim that a widget makes a site compliant, because no widget does. The widget helps visitors immediately, the audit tells developers exactly what to fix, and where the fix can be made at the source, such as missing alt text in a Shopify catalogue, Inclusify writes it back. Built by Magebit, an e-commerce agency working with Fortune 500 merchants since 2014.