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A11yOps vs TestParty

TestParty and A11yOps agree on the thing that matters: fix the source, never an overlay. The differences are price, jurisdiction, and how the fixes reach your team.

Choose A11yOps if

Choose A11yOps if you are an EU e-commerce or SaaS team that wants published, SMB-friendly pricing, EAA framing, and fixes delivered into whatever tracker you already use.

TestParty might fit if

TestParty is a strong, well-funded, GitHub-native choice for larger US teams who live in GitHub pull requests and are comfortable in the $1–5k/mo range.

Same fix-at-source promise — with published pricing, an EU/EAA focus, and fixes that land as tickets in Jira, Linear, or GitHub, not GitHub PRs alone.

Side by side

How A11yOps and TestParty compare on the things teams actually ask about.

Feature comparison between A11yOps and TestParty
CapabilityA11yOpsTestParty
Fix at the source (no overlay)YesYes
Human-reviewed fixesYesYes
You review & mergeYesYes
Delivery surfaceTickets + branch fixes (Jira / Linear / GitHub)GitHub pull requests
Non-GitHub stacks (Shopify/Liquid, WordPress, Jira-first)YesPartial
EU / EAA-first framingYesNo
Published pricingYes, from €49/mo≈ $1,000–5,000/mo
Free public scan + shareable reportYesPartial

Why teams choose A11yOps

Published, SMB-friendly pricing

No "contact sales" maze. Monitoring starts at €49/mo and remediation is fixed-fee — you know the number before you talk to anyone.

EU / EAA-first

Built for teams selling into the EU under the European Accessibility Act, not retrofitted from US ADA framing.

Tickets, not just PRs

Fixes arrive as grouped, deduped, WCAG-mapped tickets in Jira, Linear, or GitHub — useful even if your team is not a GitHub-PR shop.

In fairness

What TestParty gets right: the same anti-overlay, fix-at-source thesis, a strong content engine, and a mature GitHub-native workflow. If you are a larger US GitHub shop, they are a serious option.

Questions

How is A11yOps less expensive?
We publish SMB pricing — monitoring from €49/mo and fixed-fee remediation sprints — instead of an enterprise "$1–5k/mo" range. You see the number up front.
Do you only support GitHub?
No. Fixes can land as tickets in Jira or Linear and as branches in GitHub — useful for Shopify/Liquid, WordPress, or Jira-first teams.
Is this the same "fix the source" idea?
Yes. Both of us reject overlays and deliver source-level fixes you merge. We differ on price, jurisdiction focus, and delivery surface.

Sources: TestParty — website accessibility cost guide (their stated $1–5k/mo)

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