Oryon Inspection review
A visual inspection suite with offline capture, detailed PDFs, and tiered AI features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Oryon Inspection is property inspection software for landlords, property managers, real estate agencies, and inspectors. It supports move-in, move-out, periodic, and sales-related workflows across web, iOS, and Android. Inspectors can document rooms and items with photos, videos, observations, condition details, and repair flags, then create detailed PDF reports, collect digital signatures, and compare move-in and move-out conditions. Offline inspections store photos and videos locally for later synchronization, which fits field teams working in locations with inconsistent connectivity.
Pricing is structured across three paid monthly plans. Basic costs $39 per month and includes unlimited inspections, an inspection dispute workflow, visual fault annotations, move-in comparison during move-out, clickable video thumbnails in PDFs, and an AI writing assistant. Standard costs $59 per month and adds scheduling, inspector assignment, a team-management dashboard, detailed inspection mode, an activity log, and AI-powered item detection. Pro costs $99 per month and adds AI damage and issue detection, priority support, priority AI quota, and full AI damage and condition analysis. A 14-day free trial is available.
The product’s strongest focus is visual documentation paired with structured inspection workflows. Item-level evidence, annotations, repair flags, maintenance tracking, signed PDFs, and comparisons help connect observations to follow-up work and dispute handling. AI assistance extends from writing to item, damage, and condition analysis, with the most advanced capabilities reserved for Pro. Oryon Inspection suits teams that need mobile capture, visual evidence, and formal reports in one workflow. Teams that do not need inspection documentation, offline mobile work, or AI-supported analysis may find its specialized feature set unnecessary.
Oryon Inspection pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline photo and video capture with later synchronization
- Room- and item-level evidence, annotations, and repair flags
- Detailed PDFs with signatures, comparisons, and clickable video thumbnails
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Scheduling and team management start on the Standard plan
- Full AI damage and condition analysis is limited to Pro
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