Property Inspect or iSpector: two different jobs
Property Inspect is built for property managers' condition and compliance inspections. iSpector is built for home inspectors who sell inspections to buyers.
The short version
Property Inspect is a UK-based platform for property and facility managers, letting agents and housing providers who inspect a portfolio again and again, with integrations such as Yardi and MRI. iSpector is for home inspection businesses: online booking with pricing, agreements, payment before the report, and client and agent portals.
Side by side
What you get with each, and what it costs.
| Feature | iSpector | Property Inspect |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | ||
| Per-inspection fees | None: inspections are unlimited | None; priced by users and properties |
| Reports | ||
| Inspector app | Android phones and tablets now; iPhone and iPad coming soon (in App Store review) | iPhone and Android |
| Works without signal | Yes | Yes |
| Templates and comment library | Every plan: residential starter templates and a comment library, or build your own | Templates by property type, custom form builder |
| AI in the reportiSpector's AI proposes; nothing reaches the client until you publish. | Report assistant, photo suggestions and guided inspection; 10 / 30 / 100 AI-assisted inspections a month included, then $2 / $2 / $1.50 each | InspectAI: notes from photos, summaries, voice to text |
| Clients and agents | ||
| Client portal | Yes | Clients and tenants view reports without a login |
| Automated emails and texts | Every plan; 300 / 1,000 / 3,000 texts a month included | Text reminders and branded report emails |
| Payments | ||
| QuickBooks | Team and up, QuickBooks Online or Xero | Yes |
| AI and API | ||
| API and ChatGPT / Claude connection | Team and up: REST API, webhooks and an MCP server that can act with your approval | REST API and webhooks (Enterprise) |
Property Inspect details from its public website, checked November 2026. See sources below.
Why teams switch
Why choose iSpector over Property Inspect
Built for the buyer's inspection
Booking with square footage and age pricing, a pre-inspection agreement, payment, and a report released when both are done: the home inspector's day, in order.
A portal for agents, not just a link
Agents sign in to see every inspection their clients book with you, build repair requests from the findings and get updates at each milestone.
Repair requests from the findings
Clients and their agents pick findings, choose repair, replace or credit, and send a clean list to the seller's side.
One price, unlimited inspections
Reports, agreements, booking, payments, the client and agent portals and automations are on every plan from $79 a month. No per-inspection fees.
When Property Inspect may be the better fit
Property Inspect is the better fit for property managers, landlords, housing providers and facility teams running recurring condition, inventory or compliance inspections across many units, especially with Yardi, MRI or other property management software.
Pricing
Property Inspect's published plans
Property Inspect publishes US prices in dollars, priced by users and the number of properties or units you manage, not by inspection. Annual billing is two months free.
Solo
$49/mo
1 user, 100 properties or units, limited inspections. $0.45 per additional property or unit.
Standard
$97/mo
2 users ($10 per additional user), 250 properties or units, unlimited inspections.
Pro
$275/mo
10 users ($15 per additional user), 500 units, CRM integrations, advanced forms.
Enterprise
Custom
For portfolios of 1,000+ properties: SSO, SOC 2, API access, a dedicated manager.
Switching
Moving from Property Inspect
- 1
Import your Property Inspect data
Export your clients, inspections and agents from Property Inspect as spreadsheets and upload them to iSpector. AI maps the columns, you check a preview, and undo is there for 7 days.
- 2
Bring your template
Start from an iSpector residential template, or upload your standards or an old report and iSpector drafts a template with its sections and items for you to review.
- 3
Set up booking and agreements
Add your services with square footage and age pricing, your agreement and your release rules, then put the booking link on your website.
- 4
Go live
Install the inspector app (Android now, iPhone soon), invite your agents to their portal, and cancel the old subscription when your last open inspection is delivered.
iSpector vs Property Inspect questions
Something else on your mind? Ask us and a person will answer.
Can I use Property Inspect for home inspections?
Property Inspect is designed for property management: move-in and move-out, condition and compliance inspections across a portfolio. Its site does not describe pre-purchase home inspections for buyers, client booking or payments, which are the core of iSpector.
Is iSpector for property managers?
iSpector is built for home inspection businesses. It handles recurring visits, but if your work is inspecting rental units for owners and tenants, a property management inspection tool such as Property Inspect will fit better.
Sources
- Property Inspect US pricing
- Property Inspect product
- Property Inspect InspectAI
- Property Inspect integrations
- Property Inspect for realtors
Checked November 2026. Prices and features change; check Property Inspect's site for the latest. Property Inspect is a trademark of its owner. iSpector is not affiliated with or endorsed by Property Inspect.
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