How does OnlyEnable pricing compare to UserWay?

OnlyEnable starts at $29/mo for the widget-only plan. UserWay starts at $49/month (equivalent to $49/mo). OnlyEnable also includes a free 5-page WCAG 2.1 AA audit upfront and offers monthly billing with no annual contract lock-in.

Does OnlyEnable include manual audits unlike UserWay?

Yes. Unlike UserWay, OnlyEnable includes manual WCAG 2.1 AA audits performed by accessibility specialists starting from the $99/mo Widget + Audit plan. UserWay sells audits as a separate, more expensive add-on. OnlyEnable also provides source-code fix recommendations that your developers can ship — not just an overlay layer.

OnlyEnable wins 8 of 11 categories

The better UserWay alternative

Looking for something better than UserWay? OnlyEnable gives you the same widget capability plus manual WCAG 2.1 AA audits and source-code remediation — at a lower starting price and without annual contract lock-in.

Our Verdict

OnlyEnable is the clear winner versus UserWay. You save $20/mo while getting manual audits and source-code remediation bundled in — features UserWay sells as expensive separate services. The only reason to pick UserWay is if you specifically need their existing WordPress plugin (our plugin is coming soon).

OnlyEnable wins 8 of 11 feature categories

OnlyEnable wins

Tie

UserWay wins

Feature-by-feature comparison

Every feature rated. Green check = clear winner in that category.

Feature	OnlyEnable	UserWay
Accessibility widget
Automatic WCAG helpers
Manual WCAG audit included		Add-on
Source-code remediation		Limited
Free initial audit
Starting price	$29/mo	$49/mo
Monthly savings	$20/mo cheaper	—
WordPress plugin	Coming soon
Widget bundle size	31 KB	Larger
Documented audit trail		Limited
Honest marketing		Community concerns

Why teams switch

Why teams switch to OnlyEnable from UserWay

40% cheaper starting point ($29/mo vs $49/mo)

Manual WCAG 2.1 AA audits INCLUDED from $99/mo (UserWay sells them as costly add-ons)

Source-code fixes — not just an overlay band-aid

Free 5-page audit before you commit

Honest marketing without "compliance guarantee" claims

Lightweight 31KB widget (versus UserWay's heavier bundle)

Screen-reader testing available as an add-on

Same WordPress and platform support

Where UserWay falls short

Honest drawbacks to know before you sign up.

Primarily overlay-based — no source-code remediation included

Named in Overlay Fact Sheet opposition alongside other overlay vendors

Manual audits sold as separate premium service

Widget customization limited on lower tiers

Higher price for fewer features

Community criticism similar to other overlay-only tools

In fairness — UserWay's strengths:

Strong agency partner program
WordPress plugin available

When UserWay might still make sense

UserWay might make sense if you need a dedicated WordPress plugin today and can't wait a few weeks for our WP plugin release.

For everyone else — which is the vast majority of businesses — OnlyEnable is the better choice.

Pricing — we cost less, include more

BETTER VALUE

OnlyEnable

$29/mo

Widget + updates.

Audits + remediation from $99/mo.

Manual WCAG audits included
Source-code fix recommendations
Monthly billing, cancel anytime
Free initial audit

UserWay

$49/month

Equivalent: $49/mo

Widget only. Audits usually extra.

Audits sold separately
No source-code fixes
No free initial audit

Switch from UserWay in 5 minutes

Start with a free audit — see what OnlyEnable finds before you commit. 5-page WCAG 2.1 AA review, 48-hour turnaround, no credit card.

Fair-use note: All UserWay information is based on publicly available data as of 2026. Pricing, features, and positioning change — verify current details at UserWay's official site. Our comparisons aim to be accurate; we welcome corrections.