1. Overview
  2. Quickstart

Quickstart

Run your first check-up and read the report. Public pages need no account.

1. Create an account (optional)

A check-up of public pages needs no account. Sign in at /sign-in with Google, GitHub or a magic-link email to keep your reports together, verify domains and run owner-depth check-ups.

2. Run a check-up

Pick a target

On the homepage, or from New scan in the dashboard, paste a URL and start a check-up. It costs $9, paid once through Stripe Checkout. FixWeb normalises bare hostnames (example.com → https://example.com) and rejects internal addresses (RFC 1918, link-local, AWS metadata).

Wait about 3 minutes

A passive scan runs in three phases: crawl (Chromium renders the page to discover links, metadata, media, scripts, and forms), quality checks (crawlability, search presentation, content/schema, media, performance, accessibility, forms, mobile/i18n, browser-compatibility, consent/interstitial, and runtime signals), and aggregate (deduplicate + severity ranking). Live progress streams via the dashboard; you do not need to refresh.

Read the report

The report opens when the check-up finishes. It shows every finding with its evidence, a fix and an AI fix prompt, and you can download it as a PDF. Reports stay available for one year.

3. Run an owner-depth check-up (optional)

Owner-depth check-ups extend the same website-quality checks into verified domains and can include private journeys when you provide a short-lived test-account header. Add and verify a domain at Dashboard -> Domains (DNS TXT or HTTP file), then start an owner-depth check-up from New scan. You confirm that you are authorized to scan the site, and we log that confirmation.

4. Use the REST API

API tokens come with the On call plan (coming soon). Mint one at Account → API tokens; the plaintext is shown once.

bash
# Start a passive scan
curl -X POST https://fixweb.app/api/v1/scans \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer fxw_..." \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -⁠d '{"target":"https://staging.example.com"}'

Full reference at /docs/api.

5. Plug FixWeb into your AI agent (MCP)

FixWeb ships an MCP server at /api/mcp with seven tools, two resources, and a /fixweb-fix slash command for templated remediation prompts. Wire it into Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Continue — see /docs/mcp.

Where to go next

  • Scan types — passive, owner-depth, GitHub repo scans, and owner-data enrichment.
  • Domains: verify a domain to run owner-depth check-ups.
  • Quotas & limits: what each plan includes, API rate limits and retention.

Stuck?

Email support@fixweb.app with the scan ID and what you expected compared with what you saw.

Quickstart — Docs · FixWeb