Curbcut

Curbcut and Pope Tech compared

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Pope Tech is a web accessibility platform that scans websites with the WAVE engine and tracks results over time.

Curbcut is one rule set on four surfaces: a browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox, an extension for VS Code, a WordPress plugin and a web app that scans whole sites on a schedule. Its checks use the open-source axe-core engine with our own explanations and fix steps.

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Feature Curbcut Pope Tech
Browser extension Chrome, Edge and Firefox; free single-page checks, Pro $49 per year not listed on the pricing page
Editor extension VS Code, free not listed
WordPress plugin yes, free; Pro $79 per year not listed
Free plan for site scans no; free single-page checks in the extension, VS Code and WordPress Free: 25 pages, 2 users, 1 website, scheduled scans and reports
Paid site scans Starter $29 per month: 1 site, 500 pages per scan; Team $79: 5 sites; Agency $199: 25 sites Team from $30 per month billed monthly ($25 billed annually) for 50 pages, tiers up to 500 pages, unlimited users and websites
Scanning behind a login no Business Plus plan
CI integration web app Team and Agency, from $79 per month Business Plus plan (from $270 per month billed monthly): developer API, GitHub and Bitbucket CI/CD
Rule engine axe-core (open source) the WAVE engine

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Curbcut's own facts come from the pricing page and the web app docs.

A note on automated checks

Automated tools, ours included, find only part of all WCAG failures. Whatever tool you use, test with a keyboard and a screen reader as well, and do not read a clean automated result as proof that a page is accessible.

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