Review step
Scope the task and platforms before review starts
Focused first review
Local Snapshot Review
A low-cost, focused accessibility review for one important public website flow. It is built for local small businesses that need a practical first step, not a full-site audit.
Best fit
- Local service businesses with contact, quote, booking, or scheduling forms
- Small nonprofits with donation, volunteer, or event signup flows
- Small shops or creators with checkout, newsletter, or membership flows
First step
Name the flow that matters most, confirm the platforms, and choose the right review size.
Starting point
Local Snapshot Reviews start at $149-$249
Final pricing depends on the confirmed pages, flows, platforms, documents, timeline, and retest expectations.
Review step
Test the agreed flow with assistive technology and keyboard behavior
Review step
Write findings with impact, reproduction steps, and expected behavior
Review step
Retest the same flow when fixes are ready
Best question
When to choose this
Can people complete one important public web task?
Choose this for one public page or flow on a website, checked on desktop/laptop web and mobile web with a short findings report.
Boundary
What this is not
Not a free example Snapshot, not a full-site audit, not native app testing, and not a public verification badge service.
Next step
What to prepare
Name the exact public page or flow, share the starting URL, and choose the 14-day re-check window.
What you receive
Clear deliverables for the agreed review
Three to seven findings written in plain English
Desktop/laptop web check and mobile web check for the same reviewed flow
Keyboard, screen reader, form, error-message, structure, and basic technical check support
One free same-flow re-check within 14 days
Main deliverable
A short findings report for the agreed web flow
Included review areas
Desktop/laptop webMobile WebKeyboardScreen readerForms
Main result
You leave with a useful first report, a short fix list, and one included chance to confirm whether the same flow improved.
Good fit: Best as the first paid step for a local business or small organization
How Guidepost works
Task-based review, plain language, and practical follow-through
The work is centered on the tasks people need to complete, the barriers that interrupt those tasks, and the written guidance a team needs in order to fix them.