Inspectify: Overview for New Inspectors & Surveyors

About Inspectify

Inspectify is a technology platform that connects field professionals with property inspection and data-collection jobs nationwide. We partner with inspectors and surveyors to complete a variety of property evaluations for homeowners, buyers, renters, real estate professionals, and institutional clients.

Joining our Platform

Our interest form can be found at www.inspectify.com/inspector. Click join now and select which role you are interested in submitting your interest form for. Please read the descriptions and requirements to determine which role you are qualified for.

Once submitted, you will have be able to create a login and access your dashboard that included an onboarding checklist. After all of the items on your checklist have been completed, our team reviews your information and activates your profile. You’ll then receive a confirmation email that your information has been approve and can start taking jobs from that point moving forward.

If you have confirmed that all steps are complete and are wondering “what’s next,” please note that your application will remain in the applicant pool until the required review is finalized. We will notify you as soon as your profile is activated.

Requirements: Inspectors vs. Surveyors

Inspectors

Must be certified through ASHI/InterNACHI, or licensed per state requirements. *If you need assistance in confirming your state requirements, please reach out to our onboarding team at partnerships@inspectify.com
Must carry General Liability Insurance; Professional Liability/E&O is not required and can not take place of general liability insurance.
Must submit a valid W-9.
Must sign the Master Inspection & Services Agreement.

Surveyors

Must pass a background check.
Certification, licensing, or insurance is not required, but insurance is recommended.
Must submit a valid W-9.
Must sign the Master Inspection & Services Agreement.

Master Inspection & Services Agreement

All Inspectors and Surveyors must sign the Master Inspection & Services Agreement (MISA) before receiving access to jobs. The agreement outlines the scope of work, platform expectations, payment terms, and general responsibilities when completing inspections or surveys through Inspectify.

Conflict of Interest Considerations

If you currently work for a franchise or branch-based inspection company, you are responsible for verifying whether your employer has any conflict of interest or restrictions related to working with outside platforms. Many companies allow independent contracting, but some may have limitations in place.

You should review your employment agreement or speak with your manager/owner to confirm you are permitted to perform contract work with Inspectify.
If no restrictions exist, you should be able to join without issue.

Inspectify does not monitor or manage employer-specific rules, so it is the responsibility of each inspector or surveyor to ensure that signing the MISA does not violate any agreements they already have in place.

Job Type & Booking Information

We offer a range of inspection services, including:

Full Home Inspections (Inspectors only)
Micro Inspections (insurance inspections, draw inspections, and other limited-scope inspections)
Ancillary Services (subject to a 20% platform fee)

How the Job Queue Works

Jobs appear in your Dashboard based on your service area, qualifications, and client demand. This will show you the job type, pay, location, and appointment time.

You can claim jobs directly from the queue and there is never a penalty for declining a job.

Job Volume Expectations

Job volume depends on:

Your location
Your role (inspector vs. surveyor)
Client demand in your area
Current market conditions

There is no guarantee of volume, but staying active, responsive, and within a wide service radius increases job availability.

Pricing Overview

Pricing varies by job type, region, and market analysis. Rates may differ across locations, job scope. and property size. You will be able to review all pay information on the notification screen once a job is sent to your dashboard prior to accepting the job.

Payments

When completing an inspection, publishing your report will automatically initiate payment.

Payments are initiated the following day after we receive your report. Your financial institution may take an additional 2-3 days to deposit funds into your account.

Since payments are automated, there is no need to invoice Inspectify, saving you time!

Community Guidelines & Communication Expectations

Field partners are expected to:

Maintain clear and timely communication
Arrive on time to appointments
Follow the provided scope of work
Uphold professional conduct with clients, tenants, and partners
Submit accurate, complete, and timely reports

Read more about our Community Guidelines here.

Support Contacts

For help with jobs, platform issues, or general questions:

Support Team: For booking/rescheduling questions or assistance during/after inspections
- Text (855) 271-6876 or email hello@inspectify.com
Partnerships Team: For onboarding, general inquiries, and account updates
- Email partnerships@inspectify.com

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens after I submit an interest form?
Once submitted, your information is placed in our applicant pool. Next steps depend on your role:

Surveyors: Background check review
Inspectors: General Liability insurance and certification/license review

Please ensure all required documents and onboarding checklist items are completed. Once your profile passes review, you will receive access to the Dashboard and can begin accepting jobs.

How do I get access to jobs?
Once your profile is activated, you’ll be able to view and claim jobs via your Dashboard. Job availability depends on your location, demand, and qualifications.

How does job booking work?
Jobs appear in your queue based on your radius, services offered, and client demand. Most jobs are directly assigned depending on proximity, job type requirements, and availability.

How do payments work?
Payments are issued per completed inspection, not hourly. Once your job passes QA, payment is processed to your saved bank account. Rates depend on job type, market conditions, and property size.

What liability coverage do I need?
Inspectors must carry General Liability Insurance at the minimum limits required by their state. Inspectify does not require Professional Liability/E&O.
Surveyors are not required to carry insurance, though it is recommended.

Does Inspectify pay for surveyors who want to become licensed inspectors?
No. Inspectify does not sponsor or reimburse licensing, certification, or education costs. If a surveyor chooses to pursue inspector licensing or certification, that investment is made independently. We cannot guarantee increased job volume solely based on obtaining additional credentials.

Can I continue serving my own clients?
Yes. You are free to maintain and grow your personal client base.

How many inspections can I expect per week?
Volume depends on your coverage area, responsiveness, and the number of other inspectors or surveyors active in the region. Many inspectors complete 8–20+ jobs weekly depending on season and demand.

What job types are most common in my area?
This varies by market. Some regions see heavier rent-ready volume, while others may have more full-home inspection work. You can reach out to our partnerships team directly if you'd like further insight to your market area.

Does Inspectify compensate for extended travel?
In most cases where jobs require travel outside standard metro boundaries, Inspectify may include added travel compensation. This will be listed in the job details or discussed during booking with our support team.