Accessmith vs Includoc
Different approaches: Accessmith is an add-in that works inside Word and PowerPoint; Includoc is a web service where you upload files for checks and fixes. Facts about Includoc come from its pricing page, checked 25 October 2026.
| Accessmith | Includoc | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Inside Word and PowerPoint | Web upload |
| File types | Word, PowerPoint | PDF, Word and PowerPoint |
| Pricing model | Flat per user: Pro $24 a year; Team $180 a year for up to 10 users | Free checks; fixes $1.50 a page pay as you go (packs down to $1.00 a page); Pro $99 a month (3 seats, 300 AI pages); Organization $3,600 or $7,200 a year |
| Document content | Not sent to our servers (checked in the add-in) | Uploaded; retention options per its pricing page |
| Website document inventory and monitoring | No | Organization plans |
If you need PDF remediation or website-wide inventories, Includoc offers them. If your staff author in Word and PowerPoint and you want fixes at the source, Accessmith fits that workflow.
Sources (checked 25 October 2026): Includoc pricing.