Pay for the introduction, not your own book
No subscriptions. No listing fees. 10% when they already know you.
We send you the job
20%
first paid job with that agent
Matching, credentials, and contingency-fit ranking. You keep 80%.
They already know you
10%
every repeat with that agent
The published rail rate. You keep 90%. We run payments and payouts.
Company reports
Per report
Priced from the photo batch
A company's first report is free, with no card, and holds up to 50 photos. After that, each report has a fee for photo storage, AI-suggested findings, and card processing, plus a 10% margin. It is paid by card through Stripe, and you see the price first. A job an agent already paid for can lower it, down to zero. It is not a subscription. The 10% and 20% inspection rates do not change.
Agents and buyers never pay FastInspector anything on top of the inspection price.
Frequently asked questions
- How does billing work?
- The agent books, and the buyer pays the inspection price, through a link from the agent with no account needed. Agents never pay. When we introduce an agent to your company (first paid job together), the platform keeps 20%. When that agent books you again, we keep the published 10%. Card and payout fees come out of our share, not yours.
- What payment methods are supported?
- Cards, through Stripe in the US, Europe, and most global markets, and through Flutterwave in African markets (Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and more).
- How do refunds work?
- If the report never arrives, the payment is refunded automatically to whoever paid, by a deadline set from the report’s due date and the buyer’s contingency date. Other refunds are issued by our support team. A refund always goes back to the card that paid, through the same provider.
- When are companies paid out?
- We hold the payment until your inspector delivers the report, then for a short dispute window shown in the app. After that your share, at the rate locked when the job was paid, goes to your connected Stripe account or Flutterwave recipient and lands on your provider’s usual schedule.