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Pope Tech vs Testaro

Pope Tech

pope.tech

Testaro

github.com

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FigurePope TechTestaro
Price from$25/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open source——
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published60
Spec score · Website Accessibility Tools9.0 (#7)7.6 (#84)
Spec score · Accessibility Testing Software8.9 (#13)7.3 (#141)
Free planYesYes
Available integrationsJIRA, Asana, email task/ticketing, GitHub, Bitbucket, and YouTube integrations are listedTestaro uses Playwright to launch browsers, perform user actions, and run tests.

Plans

Pope Tech

  • FreeFree
  • Team$25 a month
  • Business Plus$225 a month
  • Professional$400 a month
  • Enterprise and Custom PlansPriced on request
  • Resellers and AgenciesPriced on request

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Testaro

No plans published.

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In their own words

Pope Tech

Pope Tech provides automated and manual accessibility testing for websites, with reporting and training, and a separate accessibility platform integrated into Canvas LMS. Website scanning uses the WAVE testing engine; scheduled scans, API access and CI/CD integration are listed. Business Plus and Professional include guided manual-testing tools and tracking. Listed integrations include JIRA, Asana, email task and ticketing, GitHub, Bitbucket and YouTube. The free plan covers 25 active pages, two users, one website and one group, with unlimited rescanning within the page allowance. It is free forever and requires no credit card. Team costs $25 a month at the 50-page tier, billed annually. Business Plus costs $225 a month and Professional costs $400 a month, each at the 500-page tier and billed annually; higher page tiers are available in some plans. Monthly and annual billing are offered, and annual plans may qualify for invoicing. Support includes email, a help desk and help center, onboarding, training and consultations. Pope Tech lists Providence, Utah as its headquarters.

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Testaro

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