Guspora review
A strong inspection platform with limited fit for full-service dispatch operations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Guspora is an inspection and compliance platform for elevator and escalator contractors handling traction, hydraulic, escalator, wheelchair lift, and dumbwaiter inspections. It combines code-referenced checklists, equipment lifecycle records, recurring Category 1, 3, and 5 test scheduling, deficiency tracking, reports, and a building-owner compliance portal. Mobile technician workflows are available through the responsive web app, with platform access spanning web and Android.
The pricing structure starts with Free Core for one company workspace and one owner/admin user, plus basic customer, site, asset, document, report, and deficiency records. Starter costs $29 per month and adds customer records, facilities, simple service tickets, basic scheduling, and one initial report filing per month. Operator is $69 per month with work requests, basic work orders, dispatch board basics, deficiency status tracking, and five initial report filings. Professional is $129 per month with up to five technician seats, the full inspection engine, schedule coordination, 300 AI-generated reports, and 20 initial report filings. Growth costs $249 per month and supports up to 15 technician seats, multi-location operations, cross-location reporting, and priority support. Enterprise provides 16 or more technician seats, scoped integrations, dedicated implementation support, and custom report-filing terms.
Its strongest fit is inspection-led work that benefits from structured records, photo evidence, recurring tests, and owner-facing compliance reporting. Integrations include Stripe, AWS / S3, calendar tools, email / SMS, APIs / webhooks, and document import. Guspora also includes face blurring for GPS-stamped photos and QR code history for equipment records. Teams seeking a full elevator service operation centered on preventive maintenance and service dispatch should look elsewhere; teams prioritizing inspection documentation and compliance can start with the free plan and expand as their technician and reporting needs grow.
Guspora pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Code-referenced checklists support ASME and ADA inspections.
- QR-linked asset history, deficiency tracking, and compliance records.
- Mobile workflows, GPS-stamped photos, and AI-generated reports.
- Where it doesn't
- Service dispatch is not included as a core category capability.
- Native Android access is limited to approved testers.
- Advanced reporting, seats, and filings require higher-priced plans.
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