Inspector Gadgets review
A Florida-focused inspection workspace with reports, scheduling, AI tools, and payments.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Inspector Gadgets is browser-based home inspection software for licensed Florida inspectors. It brings property-record, flood-data, and permit-history lookup together with guided inspection checklists, required-photo organization, report preparation, booking intake, report delivery, and payment collection. Inspectors can work from phones, tablets, or computers without installation, then review, edit, and sign final documents. Its strongest fit is Florida-focused work, particularly inspections requiring 4-Point, OIR-B1-1802, wind mitigation, or full-home reports.
Pricing is structured for occasional and recurring work. A free account supports watermarked previews, while the Single Report option costs $5 per report and includes one clean submission-ready report plus all inspection and report features. The Professional plan costs $20 per month and adds the same full feature set with cancellation at any time. Unlimited Annual costs $98 per year and includes unlimited inspections throughout the year, all inspection and report features, and cancellation at any time. Annual plans have a 14-day refund window when no more than one inspection has been run. This range lets inspectors start without a subscription and move to recurring billing as volume grows.
The product’s workflow depth is concentrated in Florida reporting and inspection organization. AI-assisted photo analysis, OCR, finding drafts, bulk photo sorting, photo editing, and required-photo checklists can reduce manual report preparation, while Google Calendar and ICS booking intake support scheduling. Reports can be emailed, downloaded, or shared through private view-only links, and Stripe-based checkout can collect client payments when enabled. Google Calendar, Stripe, and Google Drive integrations extend the workflow. Inspectors seeking a Florida-first browser tool should consider it; teams requiring a native mobile app or client portal should choose another option.
Inspector Gadgets pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Florida 4-Point, OIR-B1-1802, and full-home report preparation
- Guided checklists, required-photo organization, AI analysis, and OCR
- Free access plus per-report and annual pricing options
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only product without a native mobile app
- No client portal for customers
- Clean reports and paid plans require payment
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