Savoy Accessibility

1 AA guidelines. It addresses the challenge of making PDF documents accessible to all users by generating clean, semantic HTML with proper heading structure, markup, and screen reader compatibility. The platform is suitable for teams and organizations seeking to improve document accessibility without incurring high costs or requiring technical expertise.

The tool can be integrated into websites in two primary ways: as a free WordPress plugin or via a one-line script tag for use on other platforms such as Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, custom builds, or static sites. Once installed and connected to a Savoy account using an API key, the service automatically detects every linked PDF on site pages and creates accessible HTML versions. For scanned or image-based PDFs, Savoy Accessibility utilizes AI-powered optical character recognition (OCR) to extract text and ensure accessibility. The accessible views inherit the site’s styling and require no manual tagging, templates, or shortcode editing.

Additional features include an optional AI chat sidebar that allows visitors to ask questions about any document within the accessible view, compatibility with all WordPress themes, and automatic placement of accessibility badges on PDF links. The WordPress plugin version also provides WCAG audit tools for elements such as link text, headings, tables, images, and buttons, as well as site-wide accessibility hardening toggles (including html lang, focus outlines, and reduced-motion), an accessibility statement generator, and editable HTML pages with revision history.

Savoy Accessibility offers several pricing plans based on document conversion volume. The Starter plan is priced at $49 per month for up to 50 document conversions, while the Professional plan costs $99 per month for up to 250 conversions and adds features like the accessibility statement generator. An Enterprise plan is available for larger organizations, offering historical PDF backfill, unlimited sites, custom onboarding, and a service level agreement. All plans allow accessible HTML to be served on the user’s own domain, and converted documents remain accessible indefinitely. The service is designed to provide enterprise-grade accessibility at a lower cost compared to traditional remediation services.