Subly is a platform for making pre-recorded video and audio accessible before it is published. The company describes a combination of an autonomous AI agent that checks files and reports issues, automated fixes, and an editor where a person reviews and refines the result. The sample report on the homepage lists checks such as captions, audio description, descriptive transcripts, text contrast, flashing and motion, and language accuracy, marked passed or failed against the WCAG 2.2 level AA guidelines.
It covers customer demos, social content, training material and other recorded media, and captions and transcripts are available in more than 100 languages. A compliance section of the site covers regulatory requirements for accessible media. The homepage says teams can track progress as they fix issues.
No prices are published. The pricing path returns a not-found page, and the site’s buttons are Request a demo and Start free trial, so plan terms have to come from the vendor. The site does not name a legal entity beyond the Subly brand.
