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iRestore review

#5 of 25 in Restoration Management Software

A mature restoration suite with broad workflows, but a high monthly entry price.

8.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

iRestore is restoration management software for restoration and service companies that need one system for insurance jobs, scheduling, documentation, estimating, invoicing, equipment, and customer relationships. Its workflow covers job details, statuses, contacts, tasks, notes, timelines, maps, reports, claims information, insurance forms, room scopes, dryout logs, timecards, photos, and electronic signatures. Mid-sized firms wanting a mature restoration suite should find the broad operational scope relevant, particularly if QuickBooks connectivity is important.

Pricing is organized by team-member band rather than a per-user rate. The 1-24 Team Members plan costs $279 USD per month and includes QuickBooks integration and Unlimited iSupport. The 25-50 Team Members plan costs $379 USD per month with the same included QuickBooks integration and Unlimited iSupport. More than 50 Team Members is handled through an Enterprise plan with Unlimited iSupport. This structure suits companies that want a flat monthly company price, but the starting cost makes iRestore a substantial commitment for smaller restoration businesses.

iRestore connects with QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, CompanyCam, Encircle, and Gmail. Its Windows and iOS support aligns with office and mobile workflows, while equipment inventory, barcode scanning, storage locations, CRM, referral management, vehicle management, and human-resources management extend beyond core job tracking. The product is a strong fit for teams seeking a wide restoration operations suite rather than a focused scheduling tool. Firms that require AI features or a broader platform footprint should consider alternatives.

iRestore pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Insurance fields, forms, estimates, and invoices support complete job records.
    • Dryout logs, photos, equipment, and signed PDFs support field documentation.
    • QuickBooks Online and Desktop connectivity is included in paid plans.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $279 monthly, with no free plan.
    • Platform support centers on Windows and iOS.
    • No AI features are included.

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