Evinced
By Evinced Inc.. Category: Accessibility testing with AI. Homepage
Evinced's developer documentation describes Evinced as a set of tools for finding accessibility issues in web and mobile apps. Its SDKs add accessibility scans to existing UI test suites in Cypress, Playwright, Selenium, TestCafe, WebdriverIO, Appium, Espresso and XCUITest. Scans run within the customer's own test runs and produce accessibility reports. A Web MCP Server and a Mobile MCP Server let AI coding agents detect, prioritise and fix accessibility issues, then re-scan to confirm fixes.
Description written from the vendor's documentation.
Status
Status: Active
Facts
| Fact | Value | Evidence | Source | Verified on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Active | Documented | developer.evinced.com | |
| Founded | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Headquarters | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| AI capabilities | Documented | developer.evinced.com | ||
| Test creation | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Test output | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Surfaces | Documented | developer.evinced.com | ||
| Hosting | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Pricing model | Vendor-stated | evinced.com | ||
| Free tier | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| CI integrations | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Self-healing | None documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Agent integration | Evinced Web MCP Server and Mobile MCP Server (Android/iOS) for AI coding agents: detect, prioritise and remediate accessibility issues and re-scan to validate fixes | Documented | developer.evinced.com |
Published prices
No prices are published. The pricing model includes quotes on request.
Vendor-stated, verbatim
What Evinced Inc. says about its product, quoted as published and not confirmed in documentation.
“Meet the only solution that automatically finds, clusters, tracks, and prevents accessibility bugs -- even ones that used to require manual audits to find.”
“That way, it takes just minutes to take advantage of all our AI power.”
“On its own, Cursor only made an accessible component 19% of the time. But Evinced performs 5X better, and is the only reliable path to accessible development.”
“With the addition of as few as 5 lines of code to your testing framework you can begin to analyze all the pages and DOM changes to offer a dynamic view of how your site can become more accessible.”
Alternatives
Tools in the same category (Accessibility testing with AI), ordered by the number of shared creation and surface values, then by name. Each line lists documented facts that differ from Evinced.
- Deque axe: documents hosting cloud, self-hosted; a free tier
- Level Access: documents creation by recording; hosting cloud, hybrid
- Stark: documents a free tier
- accessFlow: documents creation by autonomous from URL, recording; hosting cloud; no free tier
- AudioEye: documents hosting cloud
- AudioEye Testing SDK: documents hosting self-hosted
Comparisons
Questions
Is this page a review of Evinced?
No. This page is a fact sheet. Each fact shows its evidence level, its source and the date it was checked. We do not rate or rank tools.
Does Evinced have a free tier?
A free tier is not documented for Evinced as of 2026-09-24.
What test output does Evinced produce?
The test output format is not documented as of 2026-09-24.
Is Evinced still available?
Status: Active, checked on 2026-09-24.
Sources
- Evinced homepage Opened
- About Evinced Opened
- MCP Tools - Evinced, Inc. Opened
- Evinced Developer Documentation Opened
- Introduction to SDKs for Web apps Opened
- Introduction to SDKs for Mobile apps Opened
- Selenium JS SDK Opened
- Playwright JS SDK Opened
- Web Reports Opened
- Introduction to Evinced MCP Servers Opened
- Evinced Web MCP Server Opened
- Release Notes of MCP Servers Opened
- Evinced Knowledge Base Opened
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