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inspected.com • Last scanned 2026-04-01

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We Put Your Permits On Video — Called It 'Innovation'

Operationally entrenched and regulation-backed; harder to copy than the marketing slides imply.

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200k+ inspections claimed

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Permit Hub centralizes tracking

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Authorized in multiple states/counties

Score Breakdown

+24 Commodity Pressure

Marketing-forward messaging and no disclosed proprietary tech make the front-end experience feel copyable, but the regulatory and operational components add nontrivial friction.

Marketing buzzwords: "Safer, Faster, Smarter", "tech advantage"No technical details about proprietary algorithms or unique IP"Service-focused messaging (speed, convenience, fewer trips) over technical differentiation"
+0 Model Dependency

No visible reliance on third‑party models or any AI/model claims — the product is presented as operational software and service.

No explicit AI positioning or model claims visibleAI position summary: emphasizes 'virtual', 'real-time' and 'advanced technology' but no ML/AI usage details
-12 Workflow Ownership

Central to day-to-day contractor workflows — scheduling inspections, on‑site video capture, and permit tracking are core repeated tasks.

"Book and conduct inspections in minutes using your device."Permit Hub: permit management from application to approvalClaims of recurring use by builders and trades (daily/regular inspection needs)
-4 Distribution Embeddedness

Shows local ecosystem embedding — municipal approvals and regional rollouts create distribution pockets but no evidence of major channel partnerships or platform-level embed.

Authorized to conduct virtual inspections in multiple regions / municipalitiesRegional rollouts (Florida, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee) claimedClaims of thousands of users and named customers
-8 Integration Depth

Real operational integrations with municipal permitting and archived inspection evidence indicate tangible product entanglement beyond a simple app.

Permit Hub as a centralized tool integrating permit tracking"Automatic geotags, fully archived high-quality video documentation"Full-service permitting that interfaces with municipal permit processes
-8 Enterprise Trust

Municipal authorizations and customer case studies provide meaningful trust signals for contractors and local governments, though formal compliance badges aren't shown.

"Broward County Approves Virtual Inspections — Cut wait times by over 90%"Case studies and named customer testimonials (Majestic Poolscapes; US Solar; Premier Roofing LLC)Authorized regional rollouts and thousands of users claimed
-12 Switching Cost

Archived video evidence, permit histories and municipal acceptance create data gravity and process lock‑in that raise real switching friction.

Archived high-quality video documentation as a store of evidentiary dataPermit management from start to finish (permit hub, tracking)Claims of recurring inspections and same-day approvals embedded in workflows
-6 Monetization Maturity

Visible unit pricing, per-project fees, volume claims and customer case studies show a commercially functioning product with clear revenue levers.

"Inspections As Low As $99""Complete digital permitting solution... as low as $249 per project + municipality permit fee.""We've completed 200,000+ inspections and counting."
+4 Category Baseline

Vertical workflow products start safer than generic assistants.

vertical workflow
-4 Relative Placement

Slightly less vulnerable — regulatory authorizations, archived evidentiary data, embedded permitting workflows and clear monetization create stronger real-world locks than many peer vertical wrappers.

Authorized to conduct virtual inspections in multiple municipalities (regulatory/municipal approval adds nontrivial barrier to copycats)Archived high-quality video documentation serves as evidentiary data gravity (raises switching costs and legal/operational friction)Permit Hub integrates permit tracking from application to approval (deep workflow entanglement with municipal processes)

Top Risks

  • Buzzword-heavy product framing
  • Local regulatory approvals limit seamless national scale
  • Frontend could be imitated without permit access

Top Defenses

  • Municipal/permit authorizations
  • Archived evidentiary video data
  • Recurring contractor workflows (daily inspections)
  • Published pricing and volume traction

Why We Said This

Inspected reads like a deeply operational vertical workflow product: real-time inspections, a Permit Hub, archived video, and municipal approvals. That combination creates practical lock‑in and trust with contractors and building departments, which raises switching costs and integration depth. The site leans heavily on service and outcomes rather than proprietary tech—marketing sounds generic, and there are no visible model claims—so the consumer-facing app could be imitated, but replicating local approvals, operational scale (200k+ inspections), and evidentiary archives is hard.

Evidence

"We've completed 200,000+ inspections and counting."

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"Inspections As Low As $99"

Evidence

"Introducing a complete digital permitting solution from Inspected — as low as $249 per project + municipality permit fee."

Evidence

"automatic location geotags, fully archived high-quality video documentation"

Evidence

"Broward County Approves Virtual Inspections — Cut wait times by over 90%"

Evidence

"Book and conduct inspections in minutes using your device."

Signal Surface

Regulatory/municipal authorization for virtual inspections in multiple regionsScale / usage claims (200,000+ inspections) suggesting operational experienceArchived high-quality video documentation as a store of evidentiary dataFull-service permitting that replaces direct interaction with building departmentsCase studies and local market recognition
Permit Hub (permit tracking and management)Remote notarizations (feature)Cloud retrieval / archived documentationAuthorized to conduct virtual inspections in multiple regions / municipalitiesAuthorized regional rollouts (Florida, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee)Claims of thousands of usersFull-service permitting that interfaces with municipal permit processesCase studies and business testimonials

Product type: Virtual inspections and permit management platform • Buyer: Contractors and licensed trades professionals (builders, roofers, HVAC, solar, pool contractors) • Pricing: partial • Archetype: vertical workflow • Score model: site-scan-score-v4