Five months, a lot of shipping. Here is everything that landed between June and November in one read. Every item links to its changelog entry for the detail; this is the map.
WordPress plugin: 2.1.0 to 2.2.1
Twelve releases. The two that matter most:
2.1 (June) brought unlimited AI interactions on paid plans into the plugin, a WordPress admin bar entry with "Scan this page", a per-page score column on Posts and Pages, an Image Descriptions manager, and the v2 design system across every admin screen. Six maintenance releases followed, keeping the widget out of page builders and feeds and linking posts to their scanned pages automatically. 2.1 release note.
2.2 (November) gives each site a private credential for AllAccessible after a responsible security disclosure, rebuilds the plugin dashboard around one health card and one next action, runs scans from the overview with live progress, and adds an Accessibility Statement guide that creates, publishes, and links your statement page. 2.2.1 adds a What's new dialog and completes all 17 admin languages. Approving fixes from WordPress now requires 2.2.0 or later. Release note and the full post.
In between, 2.1.7 added a Widget Language card and 2.1.8 made the widget fall back to the free widget rather than disappear if the account link goes stale.
The original widget retires December 31
Sites still on the original (v1) widget received a formal notice on October 1 and a priced reminder in early November. On December 31 every remaining site moves to the current widget. The widget keeps working throughout, there is nothing to install, and you can change your mind until January 30, 2027. Changelog and the full explainer.
A pageview allowance that behaves predictably
Every plan includes a monthly pageview allowance, and now you always know where you stand: a heads-up email and banner at 100%, a pause of the AI-powered extras seven days later if you are still over, and automatic restore when you add capacity or the month resets. The widget itself, its built-in fixes, and your statement never pause. Free is 1,000 a month, Extra Pageviews stacks to 100 packs, and trials that end without a card land on Free instead of a dead widget. Changelog.
For agencies
Quotes, itemized or consolidated. Bring an agency on with one quote covering every client site. Choose one subscription per client (easy to hand back later) or one subscription and one invoice for everything. The partner volume discount now counts trialing sites, applies only to base licenses, and applies automatically. Changelog.
Organization-wide add-ons. Agency Reporting unlocks the reporting package and VPAT exports on every site in the organization, including sites added later, on one subscription. Changelog.
Multiple organizations. Switch between the organizations you belong to from the top bar, set a default, and see the accommodation requests assigned to you across all of them. Admins get a Pending Approvals card for team invites and site-access requests, which previously went nowhere. Changelog.
The widget
Default language. A Language Settings card, on every plan, sets the language your widget opens in. Auto remains the default, and the widget now also respects your page's declared language as a fallback. Text-to-speech voices can be chosen across 60 languages and regional variants. Changelog.
Advanced scanning controls are unlocked. Switch off on-load auto-fixes, control page-change monitoring, and choose standards and result types. Same entry.
A new default accessibility statement. Rewritten from scratch: a third the length, follows the W3C shape, names WCAG 2.2 Level AA, claims only what is true on every plan, and names no vendor. Sites still on the stock text were updated; customized statements were not touched. Changelog.
The dashboard
Site cards that know on day one. Live widget detection with a Check again button, within minutes of install. One rolling 30-day pageview window everywhere. Changelog.
Are my fixes live? A health strip on the remediation page says waiting, live, or stale. Changelog.
Cancel plan, yourself. A Cancel plan link on the billing page opens the cancel flow directly. Same entry.
Upgrade to Starter in one step, with a cart that sizes pageview capacity from your actual traffic. White Label was renamed Custom Branding. Scan-complete emails. Changelog.
The chat assistant can see your sites. Signed in, ask it for your scores, the top tasks on a domain, and whether a fix that touches 219 pages is one template edit or 219 jobs. Read-only, scoped to you. Changelog.
The free scan
The free single-page scan at allaccessible.org/audit now shows your real score, marks which issues AllAccessible can fix for you, knows whether the widget is already on the page, and exports a PDF that matches the on-screen result. Changelog.
Keep up
Every customer-facing change gets a dated changelog entry when it ships, and the WordPress plugin shows its own release notes in a What's new dialog after each update. Bookmark allaccessible.org/changelog, or follow the plugin on WordPress.org.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What were the biggest AllAccessible releases in the second half of 2026?
- WordPress plugin 2.2 (per-site credential, redesigned dashboard, Accessibility Statement guide), agency quotes with consolidated billing and organization-wide add-ons, usage-cap enforcement that warns then pauses only the AI extras, widget default language and 60-language text-to-speech voices, and the formal notice that the original widget retires on December 31, 2026.
- Did AllAccessible pricing change in 2026?
- Plan prices did not change. The Starter plan is $10 a month or $120 a year. The White Label add-on was renamed Custom Branding with no change in price or function. The free plan's pageview allowance is now enforced at 1,000 a month, which is what it always was on paper, and the Extra Pageviews add-on can be stacked up to 100 packs.
- Is the AllAccessible dashboard available for agencies managing many client sites?
- Yes. Since August 2026 agencies can be onboarded by quote with either one subscription per client site or one consolidated subscription and invoice, with the partner volume discount applied automatically to base licenses. Organization-wide add-ons such as Agency Reporting unlock reporting and VPAT exports on every client site at once.
- Where can I follow AllAccessible product updates?
- The changelog at allaccessible.org/changelog lists every customer-facing change with its ship date. The WordPress plugin's own release notes are on WordPress.org and, from 2.2.1, inside the plugin's What's new dialog.