Questions, answered plainly
The things people usually ask before trying SiteScan. If yours isn't here, the chat at the bottom of the page is a good place to ask.
What is SiteScan?
SiteScan is an AI tool for site safety inspections. You walk a site with your phone — photos or a short video — and SiteScan gives you back an audit-ready report of the hazards and compliance gaps it spots, each rated by severity and tied to the OSHA or EPA standard it relates to. It's a fast second set of eyes for safety teams; a qualified person still signs off on what matters.
Can I do an OSHA site walkthrough with my phone?
Yes. You record a normal walkthrough on your phone, and SiteScan flags hazards and compliance gaps mapped to the relevant OSHA standards — turning a walkthrough into a shareable report in minutes.
Is there software that turns site photos into a safety report?
SiteScan does exactly that. Upload photos or a video and it produces a clear, audit-ready hazard report, severity-rated and mapped to the standard. You can try it free on one of your own sites first.
Who is SiteScan for?
Mid-sized contractors running several job sites, manufacturing and facilities with OSHA/EPA exposure, and EHS consultancies who assess sites for clients (with white-label reports).
How much does SiteScan cost?
Starter is $149/month (1 site), Pro $499/month (up to 5 sites), Business $1,500/month (unlimited sites and seats); consultancies get custom white-label pricing. No setup fees, and you can start with one free scan.
How is SiteScan different from SafetyCulture or Intelex?
Most EHS software digitizes a checklist a person still fills in. SiteScan does the assessment itself — it reads the site and tells you what's wrong, mapped to the standard — and is priced for real contractors with no setup fees.
What standards does SiteScan cover?
OSHA 29 CFR, ISO 45001, ILO C155, EPA guidance, and World Bank / IFC EHS standards, plus nature-based and climate screening against IUCN and IFC Performance Standards.
Does SiteScan replace a safety professional?
No, and we're honest about that. SiteScan is a second set of eyes that catches a lot quickly and flags where it's unsure; a qualified person still reviews and signs off.
SiteScan is a second set of eyes, not a replacement for a qualified person. A competent human still reviews and signs off on every assessment.