homerecon.ai — the front door

What this screen is for. The public HomeRecon website. It is where an inspector first meets HomeRecon, reads what it does, checks the price, and starts the free trial. This doc covers the site's frame (the bar on top, the menu, the footer) and the home page itself. How to get there. Type homerecon.ai in any browser. The words about price follow the date. They change by themselves at the end of December 31 and the end of January 31 (midnight Hawaii time), even in a tab you left open. What every button does The bar on top The announcement bar — the free trial and today's price offer, then Start free →. Its words follow the date: Until December 31, 2026: "Try 3 inspections free. Start paying by Dec 31 to lock in $59.99 a month. InterNACHI members: $49.99." In January 2027: "Try 3 inspections free. InterNACHI members: start paying by Jan 31 to lock in $49.99 a month." From February 1, 2027: "Try 3 inspections free. No card. InterNACHI members: your first 6 months are $49.99 a month." Until January 31, the InterNACHI part links to the InterNACHI page. Closing the bar — the ✕ hides it on that device. When the message changes on a deadline day, the new message shows once more. The bar never shows on the signup page, or on the page our emails link to. The menu — Pricing · Download · About · For Agents · Learn · Docs · Contact. Pricing opens the pricing page. On a phone the menu folds behind the three-line button. Log in — opens the sign-in page of the inspector dashboard. The same door sends owners, inspectors, office staff and the HomeRecon admin to the right place. Start free — the green button. Every call to action on the site leads to the signup page, where the free trial starts. The sun/moon button — light or dark, your choice on each device. In the phone menu it sits under "Appearance". The top of the home page The home page has eight parts, each one problem and how HomeRecon helps. The first line: "Built for inspectors, by inspectors". The headline: "The AI home inspection app that helps bring you more inspections." "helps" and "inspections." are green. Under it: "HomeRecon. Run your whole inspection business from one app." Eight bullet points, in bold white: more clients from agents, a modern website, online booking, the report drafts itself, Repair Budget Genie, Ask List for agents, payments and agreements, and social media AI tools. The price box: "Every feature included", the price, and the InterNACHI member price. It follows the date. Until December 31 it shows a green Launch discount label and $59.99 a month, with $99.99 crossed out, and says why: "We're brand new, so this is our launch discount. Start paying by December 31 and $59.99 is yours for as long as you stay. From January 1, new inspectors pay $99.99." From January 1 it shows $99.99, with no label and nothing crossed out. It also says 5 inspections a month are included, then $7 each. Start free — 3 real inspections opens signup. See a real report opens a real delivered report in a new tab. Two ticks: "No card, no sales call" and "Set up in minutes, nothing to install". The phone on the right plays a real recording of the app on a wide screen. It has its own pause and play button. On phones and tablets a small picture of the app sits to the right of the bullet points instead. Get more clients Right under the top. "We help you get clients" sits over the heading. Home inspectors get 70 to 80% of their work from real estate agents (two 2026 surveys of home inspectors). HomeRecon helps agents and buyers find you and keep coming back. Every tool, one app. Six tiles: Your own website (a modern, custom site with online booking, your reviews, and a page for every area you serve); Get found on Google and AI search; AI-assisted social media (the AI helps you draft posts); AI blog posts; Email newsletter; and Agent Outreach, marked coming soon. Then Start free. Your first 3 inspections are on us. opens signup. Help deals close Under the heading: "HomeRecon helps save agents and clients more time." The NAR stat is the For Agents page headline. Four tiles: reports delivered faster, the AI-powered Budget Genie, the Ask List (see the Ask List), and the Interactive Report. The For Agents page shows the same four, in the same words. Under them, a big Ask the report box: buyers and agents type a question and the AI answers right away, from the report itself, day or night. Two points sit under it: the AI has read the whole report, and HR Verified findings (a real inspector found and checked each one, not just the AI). It shows the report's real starter questions, like "What should I fix first?". Show your agents what they get opens the For Agents page. Then a video of a real report, and a link to open the sample report. Make more per inspection Add-ons clients pick when they book, the Report Lock ("Get paid before they see it"), and card, cash, check or Zelle. Then a box marked Coming soon: the Property Intelligence Report ("Make $125 more on every inspection. We do the work."). It says the client pays $250 and the inspector keeps $125. It is not open to every firm yet. HomeRecon always gets half of the price the inspector sets, whatever it is. The report drafts itself "Inspect the house, not your phone." Three short steps (Walk & talk → The AI drafts it → You sign, they pay) and the hours math (200 inspections × 2–4 hrs is 400–800 hours a year). See HomeRecon work (the tour) sits at the end of this part. Our sales emails link straight to it (homerecon.ai/#tour). It holds the two-minute intro video with Ashley. It plays when you tap it, never by itself. A small line under it says "Ashley is HomeRecon's Digital Spokesperson". Everything in one app "One login runs your whole business." 24 tiles, a word or two each: Website, Booking, Payments, Invoices, Agreements, CRM, Reports, Ask List, Budget Genie, Offline, Reviews, Teams, Ask the report, Code references, Expenses, Mileage, Social posts, Blog, Newsletter, Texts, Spanish, Templates, Client portal and 360° photos. Three across on a phone, four on a tablet, six on a wide screen. Then "Switching is easy. We bring over your clients, agents and templates." Built for inspectors, by inspectors The founders, first names only for now (Ernie, Cy, Jared and Gabe), and a link to read our story. Then "Your data is yours. We never sell it." Simple, honest pricing One short tile, then one giant green button. The tile: "Every feature included", the price, and the InterNACHI price. It follows the date: $59.99 a month until December 31, then $99.99. Until December 31 it also shows a green "Launch discount until December 31" chip, $99.99 crossed out beside the price, and "Start paying by December 31 to lock it in. From January 1, new inspectors pay $99.99." From January 1 those three go away. After January 31 the member line adds "for 6 months". No hidden fees. Anywhere. Six ticks: no setup fee, 0% of your client payments, 5 inspections a month then $7 each, no per-report fee for budgets, an extra inspector at $49.99/mo, and pause any time, cancel any time. Then "We keep your data safe for 1 year." Start free today — a giant green button that opens signup. Under the button: "3 inspections free. No card." and the money back line: "Not for you? Full refund in your first 30 days. No questions asked." A phone number shows here too, once we publish one. See full pricing → opens the pricing page. That page has the yearly price and the full feature list. Questions The home page ends with the price. Questions? Read the FAQ opens the FAQ page (/faq), which is described with the other pages. The footer The brand line, a Start free — no card needed → link, and a Follow along row of round buttons for HomeRecon's official social profiles: X, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Reddit. Each opens in a new tab. Then three link columns (Product · Company · Legal). The Product column has Pricing and InterNACHI members. Last comes the flag with "Veteran owned · Proudly made in the USA", "© HomeRecon AI LLC — all rights reserved.", the mailing address (30 N Gould St #66559, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801), and [email protected], which you can tap to write to us. Common questions "Where do I sign in?" Log in, top right. The site itself has no accounts. "Where's the price?" The Pricing menu item opens the pricing page. The home page also has the pricing card near the bottom. "Does 'start by December 31' mean sign up by then?" No. It means start paying by then. Your price is set by your first payment. "I'm an InterNACHI member. Where do I look?" The InterNACHI part of the bar on top, the InterNACHI line on the pricing card, or InterNACHI members in the footer. "Is there a demo?" The home page plays real recordings of the live app, and See a real report opens a real one. The real demo is the free trial: 3 real inspections, free, with no card. You also get one free practice inspection on your own home. "How do I reach a person?" Contact in the menu, or the footer's email. Good to know After January 1 the site never shows $59.99, so nobody reads it as an old price. The comparison names bills, not brands. A web address that doesn't exist shows a short note and the home page. Related Pricing — what HomeRecon costs Signing up — the free trial InterNACHI members — the member price The other pages — About, For Agents, Learn, Download The legal pages