AudioEye is a web accessibility company that combines automated technology with human-managed testing to help organizations find and fix barriers that prevent people with disabilities from using their websites. After a site installs AudioEye, its automated engine continuously scans pages and applies fixes for common issues such as missing alt text, unlabeled controls, poor color contrast, and broken keyboard navigation, while a team of certified human testers, many of whom use assistive technology themselves, manually reviews key pages and templates to catch problems automation cannot reliably detect. Customers get a dashboard showing remediation status, an issue history, and documentation useful for demonstrating good-faith compliance efforts if a legal complaint arises. AudioEye also provides a visual toolkit that lets end users adjust display and navigation settings, plus developer tooling and PDF remediation services. The company publishes a legal-support commitment, backing customers if their protected pages become the subject of an accessibility claim. AudioEye sells to small businesses through partners and platforms as well as directly to enterprises and government agencies with large, frequently changing sites. Its hybrid model positions it between pure automated overlays and full manual consulting, targeting teams that want ongoing monitoring and expert review without staffing an in-house accessibility program.