Fixed price: $249
We examine up to three publicly accessible URLs on one website and deliver up to five prioritized, reproducible findings, or a documented no-issue-found summary if the checks do not identify five.
Checks cover observable page availability, accessible metadata, visible links and navigation, and obvious public-page content inconsistencies. Findings distinguish VERIFIED, UNKNOWN and NOT APPLICABLE, each with an exact URL, reproduction steps where applicable, and a recommended owner/action.
Deliverables: one dated evidence and exception register (CSV), one concise summary with severity and reproduction references, and one clarification round in writing.
Target turnaround: two business days after written scope approval and all authorized public URLs are provided. Timeline is confirmed before accepting payment.
What this is not
No penetration testing, formal accessibility certification, legal/financial assurance, search-ranking guarantee, hidden-page testing, credentials, malware scanning, penetration techniques, or production configuration changes. We do not claim private access or client endorsements. AI may assist with organization and analysis; conclusions are checked against the cited public source.
Proof of working approach
View a public demonstration, download the free evidence register template, or view independently payment-verified Page Change Monitor. These are public examples and technical verification, not representations of prior customer results for this offer.
Request a written scope confirmation
Send the website name, up to three public URLs, and the issue or goal you want assessed. We confirm fit in writing before any payment or work begins.
Need a larger workflow evidence review? The separate $950 fixed-scope pilot remains available on the main Ops Control HQ page, subject to a written statement of work.
See the actual QA report format
View the source-linked self-audit of three of our own public site pages or download its check register (CSV). This is our demonstration, not a claim of past paid client engagements, and does not pretend that source inspection is browser testing.