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SiteIQ review

#16 of 29 in Property Inspection Software

A mobile-first inspection app for contractors who need AI-assisted reports and repair quotes.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SiteIQ is a mobile property inspection app for UK contractors, property inspectors, surveyors, landlords, letting agents, councils and housing teams. Inspectors can record video, narrate observations, capture photos and receive AI-assisted defect detection, structured inspection reports and branded PDF repair quotes. It also brings scheduling, property history, custom templates, team roles, audit trails and e-signatures into the inspection workflow. The app runs on iOS and Android, with API access available on the Business plan.

Pricing is structured around a limited Free Trial and three paid tiers. The Free Trial includes three inspections total, one user, basic AI quote PDFs and a photo gallery. Starter costs £14.99 per month and adds AI quote PDFs and email support. Pro costs £29.99 per month and adds unlimited inspections, a materials shopping list, e-signature workflows and priority AI analysis. Business costs £59.99 per month and adds unlimited inspections, white-label branded PDFs, API access with webhooks and dedicated onboarding. Integrations include Screwfix, Toolstation, B&Q and Mapbox, giving the materials workflow a practical supplier and mapping connection.

The strongest fit is for contractors who want a mobile-first process that combines video and voice walkthroughs with AI-assisted reporting, offline work and repair quotations. Its narrowest points are also clear: there is no web access and no verified issue-tracking workflow, so teams needing browser-based administration or formal issue verification may prefer another system. The three-inspection trial can help prospective users assess the workflow, while larger teams should look to Pro or Business for unlimited inspections and broader collaboration or API capabilities. SiteIQ suits field-led inspection businesses more than organisations seeking a full web-based property operations platform.

SiteIQ pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • AI detects defects from video and photos and structures inspection reports
    • Offline mobile inspections sync automatically when connectivity returns
    • Branded quotes, e-signatures, templates and supplier pricing support workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • No web access for browser-based inspection work
    • No verified issue-tracking workflow
    • The Free Trial is limited to three inspections and one user

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