Entrapment range · CPSC Pub. 325
Find the work. Inspect it. Send it.
Do it again next year.
The whole of a playground inspection business, from the client book to the signed report and next year's reminder. Built for the independent CPSI, not for a parks department.
No card. No call.
The whole job
Six steps, and the sixth starts the first again.
- 01 — Keep
- Every client, every site, every unit with its manufacturer, install year and age range. Last year's findings are there when you arrive this year.
- 02 — Inspect
- The full CPSC Pub. 325 Appendix A checklist on your phone. Photos attach to the finding you're standing in front of. It all syncs when you get service back.
- 03 — Report
- Every checklist item shown, passes included — §4.4 wants the completed checklist retained. Priority 1–5, measurements, photographs, and your opinion of compliance, signed and dated.
- 04 — Deliver
- Your name on it, not ours. You can see when the owner opened it — which matters years later, when someone asks whether they were told.
- 05 — Again
- Routine, operational, comprehensive annual. The next one is booked the moment this one is signed, and you get told before it's due.
- 06 — Find
- Ask and we'll check the schools, churches and daycares in your area against public aerial imagery, then drop everything already on a public map. What's left is work nobody is bidding for. Run by hand today, on request.
Clients, sites and equipment
On site, with no signal
A record, not a list of faults
Sent as your own link
Next inspection scheduled
Playgrounds no one has on record
What the client receives
A report you'd put your registration number on.
- The completed Appendix A checklist with every item shown — passes included, because §4.4 wants the whole thing retained.
- Equipment identified by manufacturer, install year and age range.
- Measurements, and photographs against the findings they evidence.
- Hazards ranked Priority 1–5, each with the action and its urgency.
- Signed and dated.
- Checklist
- CPSC App. A
- Hazard ranking
- Priority 1–5
- Measurements
- CPSC App. B
- Recorded on site
- Phone, offline
- Delivered as
- Branded link
- Invented clauses
- None
Built on the handbook, not on a guess. Nothing in the report cites a clause that isn't in a document you can read for yourself — CPSC Pub. 325 is public domain.
Pricing
An inspection sells for $450 to $790. Read the plans against that number.
Solo
$49 /mo
or $490/year
Start free- Clients, sites and equipment
- Offline inspection on your phone
- Full Appendix A report, photos, measurements
- Branded delivery, open tracking
- Renewal scheduling
- Unlimited inspections
Pro Most complete
$99 /mo
or $990/year
Start freeEverything in Solo, plus:
- A territory checked for playgrounds with no public record
- Refreshed each quarter
- Run by hand today, on request
One extra inspection a year more than covers it.
Firm
$249 /mo
or $2,490/year
Start freeEverything in Pro, plus:
- Multiple inspectors
- Multiple territories
- Shared client book
Who it's for
Independent CPSIs and small inspection businesses — people with their own clients, their own invoices and their own name on the report.
Not parks departments inspecting their own equipment. Every other tool we could find makes you book a demo first, and most are sold to the people who own the playgrounds rather than the people who inspect them. This one you sign up for.
Start free for 14 days.
No demo. No call. No card.