Inventory the release
Pages, templates, states, browsers, authentication, media, and exclusions are named before testing.
A closed-loop accessibility release process
Scope. Test. Repair. Retest. Keep the evidence.
JupiterSpec turns a defined release into an inspectable accessibility record with exact boundaries, developer-ready findings, and a terminal retest step.
Manual + tool-supported
Requirement-level testing
Requirement-level testing
Developer-ready
Reproducible findings
Reproducible findings
Repair-aware
Remediation support
Remediation support
Closed loop
Defined retesting
Defined retesting
Test to retest
Know what failed, where it failed, and whether the repair worked.
Inspect applicable requirements
Manual procedures and approved tools produce location-specific evidence—not a scanner score.
Hand findings to developers
Prioritized issues include reproduction steps, expected behavior, and bounded remediation support.
Verify the same requirement
Corrections are retested and unresolved limits remain visible in the final record.
Fixed packages, not open-ended hours
Basic pricing by contracting context.
Every proposal names routes, templates, states, evidence, retest limits, customer responsibilities, and change-order rules.
Commercial · public-facing site
Starter accessibility review
From $3,500
Up to five representative pages or templates, findings packet, and one defined retest.
Testing only. Remediation quoted separately.
Commercial · implementation
Testing + remediation support
From $7,500
Defined test scope, developer-ready findings, agreed repairs, and bounded retesting.
Final price depends on states, components, and code ownership.
Government / federal contractor
Focused release
From $15k
Bounded release testing, requirement-level evidence, reporting support, and retest cycle.
Procurement terms and security/access boundaries priced in scope.
Government / federal contractor
Application release
Custom fixed price
Broader route and workflow coverage with milestones, evidence controls, and defined retests.
No published ceiling. Multi-property, accelerated, enterprise, and continuing programs receive a separate statement of work.
Evidence and limits
Qualified testing. Defined claims.
Jonathan Taylor holds the DHS Trusted Tester™ Certification for Web on Windows, credential TT-2607-09403. The credential identifies the tester; it is not DHS endorsement of JupiterSpec. Engagements report the tested scope and observed evidence without promising universal accessibility, legal compliance, or a government award.