Inspector Gadgets

Turn the inspection itself into a finished, reviewable report.

A field-to-report workflow for home inspectors, built with York Home Inspections around real Florida inspection work. It combines intake, property research, photo evidence, inspector-controlled drafting, compliance review, and official report exports.

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Home Inspection Assistant

Turn the inspection itself into a finished, reviewable report.

01Capture the job
02Research the property
03Approve the findings
04Export the report

Investor classification

Featured opportunity

A live B2B product ready for focused commercial growth.

Inspector Gadgets already has the product, billing, first market, and operating workflow in place. The investment conversation is about winning customers and building a repeatable firm-level business.

The opportunity in plain English

The customer, the problem, the offer, and how it makes money.

Target customer: Independent home inspectors and multi-inspector firms, beginning with Florida operators that complete 4-Point and Wind Mitigation reports.
Costly problem: Inspection work does not end when the inspector leaves the property. Research, photo organization, finding language, compliance forms, and report assembly consume non-billable time and delay delivery.
Product offer: One workspace that moves a job from client intake to an inspector-reviewed report while keeping the licensed professional in control of every final finding.
Pricing today: Live beta pricing is $5 per inspection pull, $20 per month for up to 10 inspections, or $98 per year for unlimited use. Willingness-to-pay and firm-level packaging remain validation questions.

Where it stands

What is working today—and what comes next.

Live + pricedworking product, billing service, and beta pricing

Working today

01
The live product supports inspection intake, property research, photo evidence, inspector review, signatures, and report delivery.
02
York Home Inspections helped shape the Brevard County workflow, giving the product a real operating reference from day one.
03
Customers can create an account, choose paid access, and keep their inspection work available across devices.
04
Florida 4-Point and Wind Mitigation exports create a specific beachhead instead of a generic national launch.

The next stage will establish

01
The commercial rollout will establish the first paying-customer and revenue baseline.
02
The first 100 completed reports will document time saved and changes in weekly inspection capacity.
03
Early customer cohorts will establish retention, acquisition cost, gross margin, and support load.
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Live beta pricing will be tested against firm willingness-to-pay and multi-inspector needs.

Why it could become valuable

How customers arrive, why they stay, and where the upside can come from.

Revenue model: Usage-based access and recurring firm subscriptions, with higher-value multi-seat plans and regional compliance packs after pricing validation.
Distribution: Founder-led Florida pilots first; then inspector associations, multi-inspector firms, franchises, and reporting-software partnerships if the paid cohort retains.
Customer alternatives: Manual research and PDF assembly, incumbent inspection-report suites, or a patchwork of property-data and field-service tools.
Potential advantage: A workflow designed with an operator, jurisdiction-specific report packs, traceable evidence, and accumulated firm templates can create switching cost if usage is proven.
Route to investor value: Recurring B2B software cash flow, expansion into multi-inspector firms and state packs, or strategic acquisition by an inspection, property-data, or field-service platform.

Next value milestone

Reach 10 paying inspection firms, complete 100 paid inspection workflows, document the report-time baseline, and demonstrate repeat use before broader expansion.

This is the operating goal for the next stage, not a forecast or guarantee.

01
Recruit and onboard paid Florida inspection firms.
02
Measure report time, repeat use, conversion, and support cost.
03
Harden the Florida compliance pack with licensed-inspector review.
04
Test one repeatable channel through inspector networks and associations.

What could get in the way

Professional liability, state-by-state rules, and incumbent software are material. The product must remain assistive, auditable, and inspector-controlled while proving that it saves enough time to justify switching.

Ownership and operating structure

EB28 operates Inspector Gadgets, which was built with York Home Inspections around a real inspector workflow. Ownership and investment documents are included in the private investor package.

Product and market evidence

Live Inspector Gadgets product ↗Live product and pricing overview ↗National Association of REALTORS® · May 2026 housing snapshot ↗