As of September 2026, Latka tracks 4 home inspection software companies under $1M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $1.3M and employ 12 people.
Every company below sells home inspection software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Home inspection software is a specialized digital solution designed to assist home inspectors in creating, managing, and delivering inspection reports efficiently. This software streamlines the entire inspection process, allowing inspectors to utilize templates, add notes, and integrate images within reports to provide comprehensive evaluations of residential properties. Typical features of home inspection software include mobile compatibility, where inspectors can conduct evaluations on-site using tablets or smartphones. Other functionalities may consist of scheduling tools, invoicing, automated communication with clients, and photographic integration, making report generation quicker and more accurate. The primary users of this software are home inspectors, often operating as independent contractors or within larger inspection firms, as well as real estate professionals who require timely and detailed property assessments.
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Showing 4 of 4 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Floyds Knobs, Indiana, United States
Are you tired of managing your real estate inspection vendors with emails, phone calls, and spreadsheets? With Blue222, you can efficiently bid, assign, and schedule all projects and perform all vendor communications from one simple dashboard.
United States
State of the art home inspection technology that's fast, detailed, and accurate - so you can focus on serving your customers and scaling your business. Create ultra-modern web-based reports on-site, automate your business, and high-touch support and digital marketing services.
Bedford, New Hampshire, United States
InspectCheck allows multi-family owners and managers to automate multifamily property inspections by leveraging the power of mobile devices and cloud computing with in-depth reporting to analyze inspection results, spot trends, and prioritize repairs. InspectCheck also integrates UPCS and NSPIRE standards used in the affordable housing industry which allows owners and managers to conduct self-inspections with scoring to indicate what maintenance is needed before an upcoming HUD inspection. Key Features: Customizable Inspection Templates Supports Any Inspection Form or Checklist Photo Capture Signature Capture Instant Reporting Multi-Inspector Support Full Offline Functionality UPCS, UFAS and Critical Needs Standards Support Fully Document Findings with Photos Utilize the mobile device camera to take photos to more fully document inspection results. Photos are automatically indexed and integrated into inspection reports. Capture Signatures Capture inspector and resident signatures in the mobile app with customizable signature certification text for different inspection types. Multi-Inspector Some jobs require a team of inspectors. With InspectCheck, an inspection can be assigned to multiple users and the results recorded by all users are combined for reporting. Work Offline Performing a property inspection can often take you to places with limited or no internet connectivity. Once an inspection has been loaded to your device, InspectCheck allows inspections to be completed offline and uploaded whenever is available. Pre-REAC inspections InspectCheck supports the UPCS standard and scoring used in HUD REAC inspections which allows InspectCheck users to conduct in-house inspections before upcoming HUD inspections and prioritize repairs that will result in the highest HUD REAC inspection score.
London, United Kingdom
Reinvent Property Inspection, Streamline Operations, Unlock Value iListing AI has launched Inspecti, a vertical AI agent specifically designed for inventory clerks to simplify property inspections and reporting. By leveraging AI , Inspecti helps inventory clerks save time, increase productivity, and enhance accuracy...
Latka tracks 4 home inspection software companies under $1M in annual revenue. Together they generate $1.3M in annual revenue and employ 12 people.
Blue222 is the largest, with $440K in annual revenue, founded in 2014.
The average home inspection software company in this list makes $330K a year, across 4 companies with reported revenue.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Blue222, QuickInspect - Inspection Platform, InspectCheck and iListing AI.
- The software must facilitate the creation and management of detailed inspection reports. - It should provide mobile access for inspectors to conduct inspections on-site. - Must include features for scheduling inspections and automating client communications. - It should allow for photographic integration within reports for better clarity. - Not just a reporting tool; must also support invoicing and payment collection functionalities.
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