Is it worth it?

The question that runs through every home purchase — and every year of ownership after. WIT turns your inspection report into a real-money decision on day one, then gets smarter about your house every day after that.

$29.95 per property analysis. Add Pro for $9/mo when you want the AI to keep working for you after you close.

Two ways to use WIT

Same product, two moments in the arc of owning a home. What we're really trying to build is a more enjoyable and organized ownership experience — one that starts in the buying window and gets sharper every year you live in the house. We didn't build this to organize your garage. But if it helps you remember what's in the back corner — that half a 2x4 from another project, the leftover paint from a room you don't paint anymore — even better.

Same account. Same house. Same records. Buyers keep everything they built when they upgrade.

How it works

From PDF to negotiation letter, no inspector-speak required.

1

Upload your inspection

Drop in any standard home inspection PDF. 30 pages or 200+, digital or scanned — WIT handles it.

2

Get structured findings

Every issue the inspector flagged, with the original language preserved, photos attached, criticality scored, and the ability to estimate and calculate costs.

3

Decide and generate

Tag each finding: dealbreaker, negotiable, I'll handle, or monitor. Generate a formal negotiation letter for your agent.

After closing, upgrade to Pro and the house you just bought is the one WIT starts learning. See what Pro unlocks →

Buyer tools

Everything you get with the $29.95 Buyer Edition.

Verbatim inspector text

No paraphrasing. The exact words your inspector wrote — ready to quote in a negotiation.

Cost estimates

Per-finding ranges plus your own dollar adjustments. Sub-tasks track what you actually spend.

Inspector photos extracted

Every photo from the original PDF, attached to the relevant finding so you see what they saw.

Collaborate with your circle

Invite up to 5 people — agent, handy uncle, contractor friend — to read and add notes. Their initials show next to the findings they touched. You keep control of the final letter.

Sub-tasks per finding

Break 'fix the roof' into 'get three quotes / hire contractor / verify' with status and cost on each.

Negotiation letter

One click generates a clean letter your agent can take to the seller — PDF, .docx, or markdown. Itemized requests, explicit non-asks, your chosen tone.

Owner tools — how Pro learns your house

Most homeowner tools give the same advice to everyone. Pro is the alternative. No other tool does this.

Personalized DIY

Log your tools + garage inventory. Every DIY guide leans on what you already have. "You've got the 3/8 impact — that'll handle it" instead of a generic parts list.

Cabin Mode

For the folks with a shop full of what-worked-last-time and a two-hour drive to the supply house. Honest substitutes when the 'right' part is a haul away. Same safety rails on the danger-zone work.

Notes that feed the AI

Add context to any finding — what you tried, what a contractor said, what didn't fit. Mark it 'Feed to AI' and every future DIY guide factors it in. If you already tried something that didn't work, we won't suggest it again.

Full DIY on dangerous work

Electrical, gas, structural — the work most homeowners hire out blindly. Pro shows every step, the full materials list, and the safety notes that matter. We gate this content because it's the work that can genuinely hurt you if done wrong. We open it up not because we think everyone should DIY these — but because you deserve to understand what's happening in your own house, whether you're doing it or hiring it.

To-Do Lists for the year ahead

Tell Pro your skill level, weekend availability, budget. It generates a multi-month plan with priority order, per-task instructions, and pacing that matches your real life.

Contractor Corner

Coming this fall. Three questions about a finding → tailored briefing: what the pro will look at, what to ask, and a ballpark price range (AI-curated pricing based upon national averages and regional variations) so you can spot a quote that's wildly out of line. Walk into the conversation already informed.

Improvement Library

Coming this fall. Declare every fix, upgrade, and dollar you put into the house. Category, cost, date, receipts. The running record that matters at resale, tax time, and when the insurance adjuster asks.

Pricing

$29.95 per property analysis (30 days full access). Add Pro for $9/mo when you want the AI working for you long-term.

Buyer Edition

$29.95

One inspection, processed end-to-end. Includes 30 days of full access.

  • Full feature access for 30 days (~$1/day)
  • Every finding priced, tagged, tracked
  • Share with up to 5 collaborators — agent, family, contractor friend
  • Negotiation letter (PDF / .docx)
  • Keep access after day 30 for $5/mo (~17¢/day)

+ Pro upgrade

$9/mo

Stacks on top of Buyer Edition. For the years after closing.

  • Continued access on ALL your analyses (storage included)
  • Personalized DIY that leans on your tools + garage inventory
  • Cabin Mode for rural / remote living
  • Notes that feed the AI on any finding
  • Full DIY on dangerous findings (electrical / gas / structural)
  • Multi-month To-Do Lists with per-task instructions
  • Improvement Library — every fix + upgrade tracked (this fall)

What you get for $29.95

Your purchase includes 30 days of full access to your inspection analysis — every finding, decision, sub-task, letter, photo, and product recommendation. That works out to about $1 a day for the most intense stretch of a home purchase.

After day 30, we continue safeguarding your inspection data on our servers. To keep accessing it — to come back during a renovation, look up what the inspector said about the furnace, hand the letter to a contractor — storage and access continue at $5/month (less than 17¢ a day).

Or upgrade to Pro for $9/month, which rolls storage plus all the personalization features into one subscription. Pro is what turns WIT from a one-time buying tool into a homeowner's second brain.

Brokerages, agents, and inspectors: bulk codes for your clients at a discount. Email us at hello@iswit.app.

Quick answers

What kinds of inspections work?
Standard residential inspection PDFs, digital or scanned. WIT handles 30 to 200+ pages and reports from most inspectors.
Is my inspection private?
Yes. We store your original PDF for 90 days so you can re-reference it, then permanently delete it. Inspector photos extracted from your PDF stay attached to your findings (we don't lose those when the PDF goes). Your findings, decisions, and notes stay yours forever.
What if the AI gets something wrong?
The inspector's original text is preserved verbatim and the original PDF is one click away. Edit, hide, or delete any finding. WIT helps you decide — it doesn't decide for you.
Do I have to add my tools and inventory to use Pro?
No. Pro works out of the box. But the more you tell it about what you have, the sharper the guidance gets. Add items as you go — no big upfront setup.
Who built this?
Worth It Software LLC — a Michigan single-founder studio building decision tools for home buyers and owners. Email hello@iswit.app.

Stop guessing. Decide.

Your inspection report doesn't have to be a 100-page wall of text. And your house doesn't have to be a mystery once you own it.