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8.0#1 in property inspection softwareFrom $12 a month
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FactInventoryBasemyInspections
HeadquartersPortsmouth, Hampshire, United KingdomKillarney Heights, New South Wales, Australia
IntegrationsThe API supports OAuth 2, data endpoints and webhooks; listed connections include Google and Microsoft calendars, Dropbox, Google Drive and Zapier.The mobile-store descriptions identify myRent.co.nz and other property-management platforms as integration partners.
PurposeInventoryBase creates property inspection and inventory reports, including check-ins, check-outs, midterm visits and void inspections.myInspections is a property inspection app for landlords, property managers and inspectors to capture, sign and share professional inspection reports from a phone.
SecurityRadweb Ltd states it achieved SOC 2 certification and Cyber Essentials Plus, with independent auditors confirming controls as of 1 December 2025.myInspections says it uses SSL encryption and safeguards personal information with physical, electronic and managerial procedures.

InventoryBase plans

  • Solo£35 a month
  • Duo£45 a month
  • Team£75 a month
  • Pro£349 a month

myInspections plans

  • FreeFree
  • Solo$12 a month
  • Plus$35 a month
  • Max$65 a month

Pick InventoryBase if…

InventoryBase suits inventory providers, letting agents and property managers who create property inspection reports. Its offline mobile workflow may suit teams completing inspections where connectivity is not always available.

Pick myInspections if…

It suits landlords, property managers, building inspectors and teams that need to document property condition and maintenance. Team access levels and recurring schedules may help organizations coordinating multiple inspectors or properties.

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