What does “from” depend on?
The scope of the job — what is being checked, and how much of it there is. The “from” price is the starting point for a typical job of that kind; yours is scoped first, then priced exactly.
When is the exact price fixed?
In the written quote, before payment. Nothing is charged and no paid work begins until you have seen the final price in writing and accepted it.
Are results public?
No — results are private by default. Your verdict, report, and record are delivered to you only, and nothing is published. The one exception is the public seal: buy it, and if the check comes back PASS, the seal and its registry listing are public — that public mark is the product. A FAIL is never published in any form. The intake form asks you to acknowledge exactly this before anything starts.
How long does a seal last?
Twelve months from issue. Seal status — current, expired, or never sealed — is shown in the public registry, next to the campaign’s verdict and signed receipt.
What verdicts are possible?
PASS, FAIL, or UNKNOWN. An UNKNOWN means the evidence could not settle the question; it is a real outcome here and is never rounded up to a PASS. Paying buys the work — it never buys the verdict.