SafetyCulture (iAuditor) Alternatives (2026)

If you used iAuditor, you've watched it change names twice. The app became SafetyCulture in 2022, and on August 11, 2026 the company and platform became Mitti. Same checklists, same app, new logo. More than 80,000 organizations use it for safety audits, site walks and inspections.

Most of them are running inspections for themselves: a warehouse walk, a store audit, a toolbox talk. Trade crews are different. A fire, backflow or concrete scanning company inspects for a client, sends that client a report, prices the repair and bills for it. That's where people start looking for a SafetyCulture alternative. The inspection works fine; everything after it happens in other apps.

This guide compares six inspection apps for crews that work for clients. We make Clevra, so it's listed first. We'll also say where Mitti and the forms apps do better, because on photo markup, offline use and analytics they do.

Prices were checked on each company's own site on October 28, 2026.

SafetyCulture alternatives in one minute

• Clevra: inspection and trade crews of 1 to 15 people that want the client report, the repair estimate, scheduling and the invoice in one app. Free plan; reports on Pro.
• Lumiform: frontline teams in retail, food and manufacturing that want branded inspection reports and AI form building.
• GoAudits: hospitality, facilities and healthcare audits at a low per-user price, with photo markup and offline mode.
• GoCanvas: field crews that want forms plus dispatch, with a 3-user minimum.
• FastField: offline mobile forms with GPS and timestamps, now part of Quickbase.
• Device Magic: custom forms that push data into other business systems.

What SafetyCulture (Mitti) costs

• Free: up to 10 seats, 5 active templates, basic analytics and tasks.
• Premium: $24 per seat a month billed yearly, or $29 billed monthly. Adds unlimited templates, integrations and SSO.
• Enterprise: priced per site, with unlimited users.
• AI credits: every plan includes a monthly allowance; since October 2, 2026, AI agent runs use them up. Extra credits aren't priced on the site.
• Trial: any plan free for 30 days.

The free plan is generous for a small team that only needs checklists. A five-person crew on Premium pays $120 a month billed yearly, and still estimates and invoices somewhere else.

Why trade crews look past SafetyCulture

Reviewers on G2, Capterra and GetApp like the app. The complaints that keep coming up are these:

• Report customization. Reviewers say they can't control the order of photos or make one report for the client and another for the office.
• The jump from free to paid. Integrations and unlimited templates need Premium.
• Complexity. "Complexity" and "difficult learning" are among the most-tagged complaints on G2.
• Permissions that aren't granular enough for some teams, and occasional sync lag.
• No job side. It doesn't schedule client visits, send estimates or invoice.

Inspection apps at a glance

• Clevra: Free $0 for 1 user; Pro $49/mo or $39 billed yearly for up to 5 users; Business $99/mo or $79 yearly for up to 15; Custom on request. Flat per company. Pro or Business free for 14 days, no card.
• Mitti (SafetyCulture): Free up to 10 seats; Premium $24 per seat a month billed yearly ($29 monthly).
• Lumiform: Professional from €16 per user a month (local currency shown by country); Enterprise on request.
• GoAudits: Starter $10 and Enterprise $30 per user a month, billed yearly. No free plan; 14-day trial.
• GoCanvas: $29, $39 or $49 per user a month billed yearly, 3-user minimum.
• FastField: Core $24 and Pro $36 per seat a month; Enterprise custom.
• Device Magic: not published; per user, billed yearly, 3-user minimum.

Six options, in detail

1. Clevra: for crews whose inspection turns into a report, an estimate and an invoice

Clevra is one web app that takes a job from the first call to the paid invoice, with a Technician app for the field (iOS, in beta on TestFlight). It's built for 1 to 15 people: a backflow tester working alone, or a scanning company with four techs and an office manager.

The report. Build your inspection once as a checklist: yes/no items, readings, dropdowns, photos and a signature, with required items marked. Fill it in on site, and Clevra won't issue the report until the required answers, photos and signature are done. The client gets a numbered inspection report with your logo, a cover photo and numbered photos, by email or a secure link that works for a year. Revisions keep a reason and a history, and a report sent by mistake can be voided. Reports are on Pro and up.

The repair. A failed check valve or a cracked baffle is the next job. Price it from your price book, send the estimate, and the client approves it online. Approved estimates become jobs on the schedule.

The money. Generate Invoice on the job, and the client pays by card from the link with no Clevra platform fee. They can find every report, estimate and invoice in their client portal.

AI. The AI Receptionist answers your Clevra business number while you're under a sink, takes down the caller's request, reads it back and files it in your inbox. It's an add-on for Pro and Business; book a demo to switch it on. On Pro and up, the AI Business Assistant answers questions from your own data, like "Which inspections from last month haven't been invoiced?"

Pricing. Flat per company, not per seat (compare plans):

• Free: $0 for 1 user, no time limit (inspection reports start on Pro)
• Pro: $49 a month, or $39 billed yearly, up to 5 users
• Business: $99 a month, or $79 billed yearly, up to 15 users
• Custom: unlimited users, pricing on request

Where Clevra falls short. Clevra has no photo markup, no offline checklists and no analytics across sites, so Mitti and the forms apps are ahead for internal audits. There's no ready-made template library; you build your own forms. The Technician app can't take photos or signatures yet, so those questions are filled from the web app on a phone. The free plan is one user without reports, where Mitti's covers ten seats. There's no Android app, and card payments are in US dollars only.

2. Lumiform

Lumiform is a Berlin company founded in 2019 for frontline teams in retail, food, manufacturing and logistics. It has unlimited templates, branded reports and AI that builds forms from your old paper checklists or uploads.

Professional starts at €16 per user a month, shown in local currency, and Enterprise is on request. Approvals, integrations and the API are add-ons. It has no scheduling of client visits, estimates or invoicing.

3. GoAudits

GoAudits started in 2016 and is still run by its founders. It's built for hospitality, retail, facilities and healthcare audits, with photo markup, offline mode, action plans, branded reports and signatures.

Starter is $10 per user a month billed yearly, and Enterprise is $30. Starter allows two photos per question, and scheduling is Enterprise only. There's a 14-day trial and a 60-day money-back guarantee.

4. GoCanvas

GoCanvas, founded in 2008 in Reston, Virginia, has belonged to Nemetschek since July 2024. Unlike most forms apps, it includes dispatch and scheduling on every plan, along with offline mode, PDF reports and more than 1,000 integrations.

Plans are $29, $39 and $49 per user a month billed yearly, with a 3-user minimum. It doesn't do estimates or invoices. See our GoCanvas alternatives guide.

5. FastField

FastField has been part of Quickbase since June 2023. Its forms work offline and stamp each entry with GPS and time, which helps when a client disputes when or where an inspection happened. AI tools that convert paper forms and read labels are included.

Core is $24 per seat a month and Pro is $36; Enterprise is custom. Core allows 5 custom report templates and Pro allows 100. There's no free plan and no invoicing.

6. Device Magic

Device Magic has been part of GoCanvas since January 2022. It's a forms builder for construction, energy and logistics teams that need data pushed into other systems: Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or Slack. Forms work offline and take photos and signatures.

Prices aren't published; plans are per user, billed yearly, with a 3-user minimum. There's no scheduling or invoicing.

Internal audits vs client inspections

Most inspection apps were built for the first job: a manager checks that a site meets a standard. Trade crews do the second: a tech inspects someone else's equipment and hands over a report the client paid for. Before you pick, ask three questions:

1. Who reads the report? If it's your own manager, analytics across sites matter most. If it's a building owner or a city, the PDF, your logo and a signature matter most.
2. What happens when something fails? In an audit app, it becomes a task. In a trade business, it becomes an estimate, then a job, then an invoice.
3. Where does the next inspection come from? A client who's due again next year needs a booking, not just a template.

How to pick

• You run internal safety audits across many sites: Mitti (SafetyCulture), Lumiform or GoAudits.
• You need offline forms with GPS stamps: FastField.
• You want forms plus dispatch for a larger field team: GoCanvas.
• You need form data pushed into other systems: Device Magic.
• You inspect for clients and want the report, estimate, schedule and invoice in one app: Clevra.

SafetyCulture alternatives FAQ

What is the best SafetyCulture alternative?

For internal audits, Lumiform and GoAudits are the closest matches, and GoAudits costs less per user. For trade crews that inspect for clients and bill the work, Clevra puts the report, estimate and invoice in one app.

Is SafetyCulture now called Mitti?

Yes. SafetyCulture renamed its company and platform Mitti on August 11, 2026. The app was called iAuditor until 2022, then SafetyCulture.

How much does SafetyCulture (Mitti) cost?

Free for up to 10 seats with 5 active templates. Premium is $24 per seat a month billed yearly, or $29 billed monthly. Enterprise is priced per site.

Is there a free iAuditor alternative?

Mitti itself is free for up to 10 seats. Clevra's free plan covers one user with estimates, jobs, invoices and card payments; its inspection reports start on Pro at $49 a month for up to 5 users.

What is the best inspection app for contractors?

It depends on who gets the report. For audits of your own sites, Mitti or GoAudits. For inspections you send to clients and then bill, an app that also does estimates and invoices, like Clevra, saves the retyping.

Can Clevra send inspection reports to clients?

Yes. Clevra issues a numbered PDF with your logo, photos and the signature, and sends it by email or a secure link. The client also sees it in their portal. Reports are on Pro, Business and Custom.

Try Clevra on your next inspection

Run one inspection start to finish: fill it on site, send the report, price the repair, invoice it and get paid. The Free plan has no end date, and Pro or Business are free for 14 days, no card.

Get Started for Free or Book a Demo to see inspection reports and the AI Receptionist on your own work.