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You caught the thing that saved them thousands. You came back out to re-check the water heater without a fuss. Every so often a client wants to show they noticed — and until now there was nowhere to do it. When they pay their invoice, they can add a tip, and it goes to the inspector who earned it.
Tipping is off until you switch it on. Some markets tip, some don't — it's your call, not a default we made for you.
When a client pays their invoice in the portal, they see a gentle prompt — 15, 18, 20 percent, a custom amount, or nothing at all. "None" is right there, first, and there's no guilt trip.
The tip is tracked to the inspector who actually did the job — not the company, not a pool. It lands on their pay summary so it's never lost or argued over.
A tip is personal — it's for the inspector who climbed into the attic and explained what they found in plain English. So Inspector Studio ties every tip to that specific inspector, right on the job, and carries it onto their pay summary alongside their hours and mileage.
When it's time to run pay, the tips are already sorted by who received them. Nobody has to remember that the Tuesday walkthrough came with a little extra, or divvy up a shoebox of cash at the end of the month.
On a two-person job, the tip follows the lead inspector — the name the client saw and thanked.
| Inspection earnings | $2,640.00 |
| Hours & mileage | $298.70 |
| Tips received (4 jobs) | $164.00 |
Inspecting is a hard, thankless job most days. A tip now and then isn't about the money so much as the sign that someone noticed. Give your clients the option, and give your inspectors the lift.
Plenty of people tip for far less than a decision this size. Some of your clients have wanted a way to — now there is one.
A tipped job is a client saying "you did right by me." That lands, especially for the inspector out there on their own all day.
Optional by default, easy to skip, and entirely your choice to offer. It never turns a payment into an awkward moment.
Switch it on, and your clients get a simple, optional way to say thanks — straight to the inspector who earned it.
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