Inspectify laid off 15 employees amid the 2022 real-estate downturn; the company later said revenue declined by more than 50% over six months and that it right-sized to survive.
SourceHome Inspections, Simplified
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 30, 2026
Inspectify is a Seattle-based proptech platform that coordinates property inspections, valuations, and underwriting for real-estate, lending, insurance, construction, and property-management customers.
Primary product
Property inspection, valuation, and underwriting platform
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington, United States
Team size
50-60
Work style
Remote
Industry
Real Estate
Sub-industry
Property inspection software / proptech
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Venture-backed
Total raised
$22.5M
Latest round
Venture · Oct 2024
Latest amount
$5.3M
Oct 2024 · Munich Re Ventures
Jul 2023 · Fundrise
Nov 2021 · Nine Four Ventures
Nov 2020
Aug 2020 · Y Combinator
Leadership
Co-Founder, CEO
Chief Technology Officer
Head of Finance
Vice President of Growth
Head of Customer Success
Head of Partnerships
Founders
Taylor Zwisler
Co-Founder
Investors
Remote-first company with an emphasis on autonomy, accountability, transparency, company-wide standups, and periodic Seattle offsites; public posts also emphasize a team-oriented and values-driven culture.
Work style
Remote
Visa sponsorship
No
Compensation
Public job posts describe a competitive salary and equity package; public salary boards also show software-engineer total compensation in the roughly $130k-$178k range.
Benefits
Pricing
No membership or annual fees; set-priced inspections have no platform fee, while inspector-priced orders can carry a 20% platform fee on some inspection types.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
approximately $10M-$15M
Estimated monthly visits
30.5K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Inspectify laid off 15 employees amid the 2022 real-estate downturn; the company later said revenue declined by more than 50% over six months and that it right-sized to survive.
SourceInspectify blog · Jun 2026
CEO Josh Jensen says Inspectify reached positive cash flow and double-digit EBITDA margin, and recounts the 2022 downturn and layoffs as a major turning point.
Inspectify blog · Jan 2026
The company says it closed two acquisitions in 2025, launched Voxier, and doubled December 2025 revenue versus December 2024.
GeekWire · May 2025
GeekWire reported Inspectify acquired Joule, expanding its home-energy and valuation capabilities.
GeekWire · Feb 2025
GeekWire reported Inspectify acquired Aloft, adding appraisal technology and about 30 employees.
GeekWire · Oct 2024
GeekWire reported Inspectify raised $5.3M, had about 250 enterprise clients, and was approaching cash-flow breakeven.