Why Ally Is One of the Most Powerful Tools for Web Accessibility Today
I am extremely enthusiastic about Ally – Web Accessibility & Usability. In my experience, no other tool currently offers a comparable combination of clarity, practicality, and genuinely effective support for implementing accessible websites. I sincerely hope that this plugin will continue to evolve and eventually play a major role in shaping and improving accessibility across the entire WordPress ecosystem. For me, it is already one of the strongest and most forward-thinking tools in this field.
Grischa
November 17, 2025
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Crashed my website, I wouldn’t suggest it
Crashed my website, I wouldn’t suggest it, and I wasted time trying to figure out what was wrong before contacting the theme and hosting provider’s owner and Elementor support.
Broke our site, terrible support
A few months after deploying this in scan-only mode (not overlay widget), our menus stopped updating after we updated them. We spent hours with developers and our hosting service trying to figure out why. Kinsta finally figured out the issue was Ally, so I reached out to their tech support. Elementor’s response was terrible. First they said “Ally stores its own cache in the database, so once in a blue moon, it needs to be cleared.” How the heck do I know when it needs to be cleared? And why is a passive scanner product building its own cache? I went back and forth with support trying to get this question answered, and ultimately they just told me that it was a “one time occurrence” that wouldn’t happen again, but they couldn’t explain why it happened in the first place, and what would change going forward, and how I would know other than to guess any random breaking of the site could be this obscure plugin that’s supposed to be scan-only. I asked them for my money back, and they refused. We have canceled our subscription and I have asked the team to start evaluating moving away from Elementor entirely. If this is the support that they provide for paid products, then I have little faith in them.
Josh
March 9, 2026
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Is this a free plugin
I am using this plugin, and it’s good.I have a question: Is it a free plugin? I know it has pro features. But my question is, after installation, the features I am getting are all free, right?
Not impressed
After you manually fix the errors, they immediately come back unless you are willing to pay for the pro version, this is just another money maker for Elementor, we spend hundreds of dollars on Elementor Pro, Image optimizer, Site mailer and more. I know I can pay for a monthly upgrade but not interested.
easy to use
This is an issue I don’t want to spend a lot of time on. So far this has made is easy and quick.
Is this a free plugin
I am using this plugin, and it’s good.I have a question: Is it a free plugin? I know it has pro features. But my question is, after installation, the features I am getting are all free, right?
easy to use
This is an issue I don’t want to spend a lot of time on. So far this has made is easy and quick.
Excellent
Excellent, keep it up
La avaricia de las corporaciones
Era un buen plug-in gratuito hasta que lo compro Elementor y ahora es un desastre y de pago.
GDPR Disaster
It works only with CDN and loads Google Analytics, hidden in JS File from Elementor CDN. Poorly 100% no option for us 🙁 I found out late, just before a GO LIVE, so this is really bad :/
Crashed my website, I wouldn’t suggest it
Crashed my website, I wouldn’t suggest it, and I wasted time trying to figure out what was wrong before contacting the theme and hosting provider’s owner and Elementor support.