Accessibility
Automated WCAG 2.2 checks.
- Color contrast
- Missing alt text
- Form labels
- Button and link names
- Heading structure
- Page language and ARIA misuse
Automated tests catch only part of the issues. We flag what needs a human look.
Free audits for the first 100 sites
Your website, checked every week.
Weekly accessibility, speed and SEO checks with fixes in plain English for Shopify, WordPress and Webflow. No widgets. No fake promises.
FixSprout Weekly
To: you@yourstore.com
yourstore.com this week
87
Up 4 since last week
Website Health, out of 100
What changed
- Fail:New
New: “Summer sale” banner has no alt text
Home page · Fix guide for Shopify
- Warning:Slower
Home page got slower: 2.1 s → 3.4 s
Largest Contentful Paint · Hero image is 2.8 MB
- Pass:Fixed
Fixed: 2 broken links on /contact
Thanks for fixing these last week
Why now
Online stores are where most of the risk is.
Accessibility problems keep people from buying, and in the US they increasingly end up in court. A toolbar on top of your site doesn’t change that. Fixing the issues in your theme does.
3,117
federal website accessibility lawsuits were filed in the US in 2025, up 27% from the year before.
Source: Seyfarth Shaw, ADA Title III blog(opens in a new tab)
~70%
of web accessibility lawsuits target online stores.
91 of 360
businesses sued in September 2026 already had an accessibility widget installed. Overlays don’t stop lawsuits.
How it works
Set it up once. Hear from us every Monday.
Step 1: Add your site
Paste your address and pick the pages that matter. It takes about a minute, and there’s nothing to install.
Step 2: We scan it every week
Accessibility, speed and SEO basics, checked automatically. Same pages, same rules, so changes are easy to spot.
Step 3: You get what changed and how to fix it
One email: what got worse, what got better, and a plain-English fix for your platform.
What we check
Three areas, one score, one email.
Speed
Core Web Vitals, measured with Lighthouse.
- Largest Contentful Paint
- Cumulative Layout Shift
- Total Blocking Time
- Oversized images
- Render-blocking files
- Page weight
Lab measurements on a mid-range phone, so weeks compare fairly.
SEO basics
The technical things search engines need.
- Titles and meta descriptions
- One H1 and heading order
- Broken links (404)
- Indexability: noindex, robots.txt
- Canonical URLs and sitemap.xml
- Open Graph for sharing
No keyword tracking. Just the basics most small sites get wrong.
Fix guides
Not “error 1.4.3”. Here’s what to click.
Every issue in your report comes with a short guide for the platform you actually use. Here’s one, straight from a sample report.
Fail:Accessibility issue
Low color contrast on “Add to cart” button
- Rule
- WCAG 2.2 · 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)
- Found on
- 12 product pages
- Why it matters
- Low-contrast text is hard to read with low vision, and for anyone on a phone in bright sun.
How to fix it
Dawn and most Online Store 2.0 themes
- Go to Online Store → Themes and click Customize.
- Open Theme settings (the paintbrush icon) and choose Colors.
- Pick the color scheme your product pages use and set Solid button background to a darker shade, for example
#1D4D35. - Click Save. White text on that green has a 9.69:1 ratio, well above the 4.5:1 minimum.
WooCommerce, block or classic theme
- Block theme: go to Appearance → Editor → Styles → Blocks → Button and set Background to a darker shade.
- Classic theme: go to Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS and add:
.single_add_to_cart_button { background-color: #1D4D35; color: #fff; } - Publish, then open a product page to check the button.
Webflow Ecommerce
- Open the Designer and go to your Product template.
- Select the Add to Cart button. In the Style panel, under Backgrounds, set the color to a darker shade such as
#1D4D35. - The change applies to every element with that class. Publish to make it live.
Next week’s scan checks it again and tells you if the fix worked.
Honest by design
An early warning system, not a magic fix.
Plenty of tools promise a fully compliant site in one click. We don’t, because it isn’t true. In 2025 the US Federal Trade Commission fined one widget vendor $1 million(opens in a new tab) for exactly that claim. Here’s what you can count on.
What we do
- Find common accessibility, speed and SEO issues automatically, every week
- Explain each fix in plain English, for your platform
- Tell you which issues need a human review
- Show exactly what changed since last week
What we don’t
- Sell overlay widgets or toolbars
- Promise legal compliance. No tool can.
- Pretend to catch everything. Automated tests find only part of the issues.
- Hide problems behind a nice-looking score
Who’s behind FixSprout
Hi, I’m Tomáš.
I’ve spent more than 12 years designing and building websites and digital products, including at Accenture. I’ve seen how much accessibility, speed and SEO matter, and how hard they are for a small team to keep on top of.
FixSprout is the tool I wish small stores and agencies had: honest about what automation can and can’t do, priced for small sites, and written in plain English. If you have a question, write to me at hello@fixsprout.com.
- 12+ years in UX and front-end
- Product design at Accenture
- Official Bricks Builder Expert
Tomáš Zúbrik on LinkedIn(opens in a new tab)
Tomáš Zúbrik
Founder · Senior Product Designer
Comparison
Built for small sites, priced like it.
How FixSprout compares with the kinds of tools you might be considering.
| FixSprout | Enterprise monitoring tools | Overlay widgets | Free one-off checkers | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price for one site | $9/mo | From $49/mo | From ~$490/yr | Free |
| Works on any platform | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Automatic weekly scan and email | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Speed and SEO in the same report | Yes | No | No | Separate tool |
| Fix guides for Shopify, WordPress, Webflow | Yes | Generic | No | No |
| Monthly billing, card or PayPal | Yes | Varies by vendor | Varies by vendor | Not needed |
| Promises compliance | No, on purpose | Usually careful | Historically, yes | No |
| White-label reports for agencies | Yes (Agency) | Higher plans | No | No |
Typical public list prices for one site, November 2026. Check each vendor for current pricing.
For agencies and freelancers
Show clients the work you do every month.
Keep every client site in one place and send reports that make your care plan easy to justify.
Up to 15 client sites
100 pages each, scanned daily, on one plan.
White-label PDF reports
Your logo and colors. No FixSprout branding.
Monthly client report
Ready to forward: progress, open issues, what you fixed.
Affiliate programComing soon
Earn a recurring commission for clients you refer.
Your logoOctober 2026
Monthly website report
Prepared for Client Co.
91
Health
14
Fixed
3
Open
Pricing
Costs less than a coffee a month.
Start with a free audit. Upgrade when you want it watched every week.
Free audit
See where your site stands today.
$0
One time, no card · first 100 sites
1 site · 5 pages · delivered in 48h
- Full report by email
- Fix guides for every issue
Starter
One site, checked every week.
$9/mo
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
$7.50/mo
$90 billed yearly: $9 × 10 months, you save $18.
1 site · 25 pages · weekly scan
- Plain-English fix guides
- Website Health score history
- Weekly “what changed” email
ProMost popular
For growing stores and side projects.
$19/mo
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
$15.83/mo
$190 billed yearly: $19 × 10 months, you save $38.
3 sites · 100 pages each · daily scan
- Everything in Starter
- PDF reports
- Alerts when a score drops
Agency
For agencies and freelancers.
$49/mo
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
$40.83/mo
$490 billed yearly: $49 × 10 months, you save $98.
15 sites · 100 pages each · daily scan
- Everything in Pro
- White-label PDF with your logo
- Monthly client report
Prices in USD. Pay by card or PayPal. Sales tax or VAT is added at checkout where it applies.
Is this ADA or WCAG compliance?
No, and no tool can honestly promise that. Automated tests find only part of the accessibility issues on a site. Whether a site works for disabled people also depends on things only a human can judge, like whether alt text makes sense or a checkout can be completed with a keyboard.
FixSprout helps you find and fix common issues early, and tells you which ones need a human review. It’s automated testing and guidance, not legal advice.
Which platforms do you support?
We can scan any public website. Fix guides are written for Shopify, WordPress (including WooCommerce) and Webflow. For other platforms you get general guidance that a developer can follow.
How is this different from an accessibility widget?
A widget adds a toolbar on top of your site. It doesn’t change the code underneath, so the problems are still there. In 2025 the US Federal Trade Commission fined one widget vendor $1 million for claiming its product made websites compliant.
FixSprout points to the actual problem in your theme or content and explains how to fix it, so the fix stays fixed.
Do you store my data?
We store your email, the sites you add, and the results of scanning their public pages. That’s it. This website uses no cookies and no tracking scripts, and we never sell or share your data. The privacy policy has the details.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Plans are month to month (or year to year), and you can cancel at any time. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for, and you won’t be charged again.
Do you offer refunds?
Yes. If FixSprout isn’t right for you, email us within 14 days of your first payment and we’ll refund it in full. No questions asked.
Get a free 5-page audit, delivered in 48 hours.
For the first 100 sites: we check 5 pages of yours for accessibility, speed and SEO basics, and email you the results with plain-English fixes. Then decide if you want it watched every week.