Starting point
Free Check
One agreed customer task on the public website, run three times when the task supports repetition, followed by a concise evidence summary.
- No administrative access
- No code changes
- No full-site audit
Pricing
Scope first. Written price before paid work.
ViaLayer starts with a narrow free check. Paid work is priced around the tasks, evidence, implementation, and re-testing required.
Defined engagement
Readiness Check or Build
A written scope covers the task set, evidence standard, deliverables, implementation responsibility, review points, and re-testing.
- Price confirmed in advance
- Bounded deliverables
- Acceptance criteria stated
Ongoing
Monitoring
Pricing reflects the number of selected tasks, test frequency, review requirements, and reporting cadence.
- Baseline defined first
- Meaningful changes reviewed
- Frequency agreed in writing
What affects scope
The work is priced around the pathway, not a vague package name.
- Number and complexity of customer tasks
- Number of pages, forms, locations, or booking pathways involved
- Evidence and documentation requirements
- Whether ViaLayer implements a correction or prepares a developer specification
- Access, platform, review, and re-testing requirements
- Monitoring frequency and change-review needs
Why no public price is shown yet: Final commercial terms have not been approved. Publishing an invented number would be less useful than providing a precise written scope. No paid work begins until you approve that scope and price.
Begin with the free check.
Use one important customer task to establish whether a broader engagement is justified.