Stop guessing. Know your numbers.
Revenue, inspection volume, turnaround time, deficiency trends — pulled straight from the inspections you already run. No spreadsheet exports, no re-keying, no end-of-quarter archaeology.
Four numbers that run an inspection company.
Open Analytics from the sidebar and get a bird's-eye view of the business: revenue, inspection volume, turnaround time, and deficiency trends. Preset ranges — 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or the full year — filter everything at once, so comparing this quarter to last is one click, not an afternoon.
- Revenue. Total collected, the trend over time, and average fee per inspection — so you know whether growth is coming from volume or from price.
- Volume and turnaround. Completed inspections by inspector and by month, plus the average time from inspection to delivered report.
- Deficiency trends. The most common deficiency categories across all your inspections — a map of what your market's housing stock actually fails on.
Numbers are only useful if they're complete.
Analytics counts every dollar, not just the ones that pass through Stripe. Record a cash, check, or Venmo payment on the inspection and it lands in revenue analytics and payroll calculations exactly like a card payment. Discount codes are tracked too, so you can see which promotions actually drive bookings instead of assuming.
- Manual payments included. Offline payments recorded on an inspection count toward revenue and payroll just like Stripe payments — your totals reflect reality.
- Promotions measured. Every discount code is tracked in analytics. Keep the codes that book inspections; retire the ones that don't.
Owners see the company. Inspectors see their own.
The dashboard adapts to your role. Owners and admins get company-wide stats; each inspector sees only their own numbers. And when it's time to pay the team, the payroll dashboard turns the same data into earnings — completed inspections, total revenue, company share, and inspector take for any date range, calculated automatically from your pay splits and exportable when you need it.
Questions, answered.
What does the analytics dashboard actually track?+
Revenue (total collected, trend over time, and average per inspection), inspection volume (total completed, by inspector, by month), average turnaround time from inspection to report delivery, and your most common deficiency categories. Preset time ranges — 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or a year — filter all of it at once.
Do cash and check payments show up in revenue?+
Yes. Record the payment on the inspection — amount, method, an optional note — and it counts toward revenue analytics and payroll calculations exactly like a Stripe payment. Record everything and the dashboard stays honest.
Who can see company analytics?+
Owners and admins see company-wide stats. Inspectors see only their own numbers on their dashboard — each person gets the view that matches their role, without extra configuration.
Is analytics a paid add-on?+
No. There's no separate tier for analytics, payroll splits, or shared templates — every Pro plan includes every feature, at $79.99 per inspector per month or $799.99 per inspector per year.
Every feature. One plan.
No add-ons, no enterprise tier. Start with 5 free published reports — no credit card — and keep everything when you upgrade.