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myInspections

8.0#1 in property inspection softwareFrom $12 a month
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SiteIQ

6.6#22 in property inspection softwareFrom £149 a year
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FactmyInspectionsSiteIQ
HeadquartersKillarney Heights, New South Wales, AustraliaLondon, England, United Kingdom
IntegrationsThe mobile-store descriptions identify myRent.co.nz and other property-management platforms as integration partners.The privacy policy lists Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Brevo, Mapbox, Mapillary, Crisp Chat, Railway.app, Apple and Google among its service providers.
Offline useThe company describes myInspections as an offline-first, phone-native experience for rental property inspections.SiteIQ works offline and syncs when connectivity returns.
ReportsReports can be viewed in a browser or exported as polished PDFs.SiteIQ exports branded, itemised PDF repair quotes with VAT, priorities and an e-signature link.
SecuritymyInspections says it uses SSL encryption and safeguards personal information with physical, electronic and managerial procedures.The privacy policy states that SiteIQ uses TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 encryption at rest, bcrypt password hashing, rotating JWTs, and biometric device unlock.

myInspections plans

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

SiteIQ plans

  • Starter£14.99 a month
  • Pro£29.99 a month
  • Business£59.99 a month
  • Starter£149 a year
  • Pro£299 a year
  • Business£599 a year

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.

Pick SiteIQ if…

It suits UK property inspectors, landlords and letting agents needing mobile walkthrough capture, inspection reports and repair quotes. Android and iOS users can work offline and sync later.

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