Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | — |
| Pro | — | — |
| Pro annual | — | automatic renewal unless cancelled |
| Pro monthly | — | automatic renewal unless cancelled |
From StayProof's own pricing page, checked 15 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Accounts
- The first version does not require an account, login or StayProof backend account. source
- Accounts and cloud
- Version 1 does not require an account or login and does not provide cloud sync. source
- Advertising
- The privacy policy says version 1 has no third-party advertising or advertising tracking. source
- Analytics
- The app may use limited anonymous analytics, while excluding inspection content such as property names, notes, photos, and PDF contents. source
- Analytics
- The privacy policy permits limited anonymous product analytics while excluding inspection content and precise location. source
- Android availability
- The Android app is available through Google Play and was updated on 7 June 2026. source
- API and integrations
- The published product pages describe native device sharing and Google Play, RevenueCat and PostHog services but no public API, SDK or business-software integrations. source
- Availability
- The Android app is available on Google Play, while the iOS version is described as coming soon. source
- Checklists
- Inspections use checklist items with Pass, Issue, and N/A states, plus notes and evidence attached to relevant items. source
- Checklist states
- Checklist items support Pass, Issue and N/A statuses. source
- Cloud sync
- Version 1 has no cloud synchronization and no web dashboard. source
- Custom templates
- Users can create reusable custom templates and copy ready-made templates for adaptation. source
- Data sharing
- Inspection content leaves the device only when the user chooses to share, export, save or send it. source
- Documentation depth
- Public documentation consists of marketing pages, support guidance, privacy policy and terms; no API or SDK documentation is published on those pages. source
- Google Play adoption
- The Google Play listing shows 5+ downloads for StayProof: Inspection Reports. source
- Google Play data disclosure
- Google Play says the app may collect financial information, app activity and two other data types, and marks data deletion as unavailable. source
- Headquarters
- Croydon, United Kingdom source
- Independent launch account
- A Reddit launch post describes the app as a first Android release built in about one month, centered on local-first property reports and avoiding a full CRM. source