Pricing
Priced per company,
not per seat you
forgot you had.
Cost tracks crew size and inspection volume, because a two-truck operation and a twenty-truck operation are not the same business. We would rather quote you honestly after fifteen minutes than publish a tier you have to argue your way out of.
Fifteen minutes · your phone · a real roof
What is included.
Unlimited crew seats during pilot
Every inspector on the team, not a per-head trickle.
Live streaming under a second
Simulcast layers so weak LTE degrades instead of freezing.
Automatic recording of every inspection
Starts with the stream. Nobody has to remember.
Private storage you own
Recordings served through short-lived signed links only.
Full-resolution stills mid-stream
Captured off the live video, filed against the job.
Homeowner links that expire
Twelve hours by default, dead the moment you end the walk.
Admin dashboard
Usage, cost, live activity, and every inspection with its event trail.
Crew management
Add and remove inspectors without touching a database.
Where the money actually goes.
Most of the cost of running InspectStream is streaming minutes and storage — real, metered infrastructure that scales with how much you use it. A thirty-minute inspection with the inspector and one homeowner is roughly ninety participant-minutes of video, plus the recording.
That is why pricing is a conversation rather than a checkout button. A company doing five inspections a week and one doing fifty have genuinely different bills, and pretending otherwise just means somebody is overpaying to subsidise somebody else.
No per-text charges. Links go out from your inspector’s own phone, so there is no messaging provider in the middle taking a cut — and no carrier registration to wait weeks for before you can send anything.
Bring a roof.
We will run a real inspection on a real property and you can watch it land on a phone in the driveway. If it does not sell itself in fifteen minutes, it is not for you.
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