SourceFixSourceFixSourceFix scans a post or page when you publish it, writes the alt text, the link text, and the headings, and puts each fix in a queue for you to approve. Nothing changes on your site until you say so.
Get SourceFix on WordPress.org How it worksYour post has a photo with no alt text. A screen reader skips it, or reads out the file name. SourceFix looks at the image and proposes a description.
You approve it in one click. The fix is applied, logged, and dated on your statement page.
It runs at publish time, inside WordPress. There is nothing to remember and no separate tool to open.
Publish a post. SourceFix scans it for missing alt text, vague link text, and heading problems.
Review the fixes. Each proposal sits in an approval queue. You can edit the wording, approve it, or skip it.
It is applied and logged. Approved fixes go live. Every fix is recorded with the date and who approved it, and your public statement page is updated.
Three problems, the ones that show up on almost every WordPress site.
SourceFix looks at each image and writes a plain description of what it shows. Decorative images get an empty alt, so screen readers skip them.
“Click here” becomes “Read the pricing page”. A link makes sense on its own, out of context.
SourceFix flags skipped levels and a missing H1, and suggests a clean order so the page reads top to bottom.
Nothing changes on your site until you approve it. On paid plans, low risk fixes can apply themselves.
A page on your site lists what SourceFix does and what it has fixed, with dates. It is re-published whenever the fixes change.
Every fix, who approved it, and when. 30 days on the free plan, 12 months on paid plans.
Free for one site. Paid plans add more sites and auto-apply for low risk fixes.
Approval queue, statement published once, 30 day audit log.
Install freeUnlimited authoring, auto-apply for low risk fixes, statement re-published on every change, 12 month log.
Get SoloEverything in Solo, plus per-site terminology memory so wording stays consistent across your sites.
Get StudioAgency is $299 a year for 25 sites, with an agency dashboard and downloadable client reports. Prices in USD, billed yearly.
Does SourceFix make my site compliant?No. It fixes specific issues: alt text, link text, headings. Compliance is a legal question, and SourceFix does not claim it.
What does it check?Alt text on images, the wording of links, and the order of headings. That is all it does, and it does it at publish time.
Do I have to approve every fix?On the free plan, yes. Paid plans can auto-apply low risk fixes. You can turn that off.
What WordPress versions does it need?WordPress 6.0 or newer, PHP 7.4 or newer.