Best Construction Draw Inspection Software

Our pick for 2026
RAZE
Built for construction lenders' draw inspections
RAZE is draw inspection software built for construction lenders: one standard for every inspection, whoever does the work, alongside the LOS, core, and CLA platform you already run.
- $125per single-family inspection at any U.S. address when RAZE sends the inspector
- $25per request with your own inspector
- One ordering workflow across branches, staff inspectors, and vendors
- Two ways to fulfill: Marketplace (RAZE's independent inspectors) or Direct Request (your own staff or vendor)
- Mobile capture with geo-stamped, time-stamped photos, even offline
- An audit-ready record on every draw, with AI-assisted ordering and a person in the loop
RAZE publishes this guide and ranks itself first. Codefi owns RAZE and is the company behind Presidium, a RAZE affiliate. Other platforms are described from their public materials as of September 2026; we don't publish their prices or performance numbers. See "About this comparison" at the end.
First, name the layer your problem lives in
"Construction loan software" spans four layers: systems of record (LOS and core); construction loan administration (CLA) platforms for budgets, draws, and disbursements; project management tools for builders; and the draw inspection layer, which turns an inspection requirement into an auditable record.
If your loan platform works and the pain is in inspections (ordering by phone and email, reports that vary by inspector, records that are hard to defend in an audit), you need the inspection layer, which is what RAZE is built for. Replacing the loan platform itself is a different purchase, covered below.
Comparison at a glance
| Platform | What it is | Built around | How inspections get done | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAZEOur pick | What it isDraw inspection workflow + inspector network | Built aroundThe lender's draw inspection workflow and record | How inspections get doneMarketplace (RAZE network) + Direct Request (your staff or vendors) | Choose it whenDraw inspections are the problem, and you want to keep your loan platform |
| Presidium (RAZE affiliate) | What it isConstruction loan administration | Built aroundThe construction loan lifecycle | How inspections get donePowered by the RAZE Draw Inspection Network | Choose it whenYou want a CLA platform with RAZE inspections built in |
| Built | What it isConstruction finance / CLA platform | Built aroundThe construction finance lifecycle | How inspections get doneInspector network or your own partners, on the Built platform | Choose it whenYou're moving the full loan lifecycle onto a new platform |
| Land Gorilla | What it isConstruction loan management | Built aroundThe construction loan lifecycle | How inspections get doneMarketplace, your in-house or preferred inspectors, remote and self-inspections | Choose it whenYou're replacing your loan software and want inspection options inside it |
| Abrigo Construct | What it isConstruction lending in a banking/risk suite | Built aroundBank-wide lending and risk | How inspections get donePrimarily software, with mobile inspections | Choose it whenYou want construction lending inside your banking/risk tooling |
| Inspectify | What it isInspection and valuation platform + network | Built aroundProperty inspections and valuations at scale | How inspections get doneManaged network + self-inspections by your team | Choose it whenYou want one provider for inspections and valuations across a property portfolio |
| Procore / Forma Build | What it isConstruction project management | Built aroundThe builder's project | How inspections get doneSoftware | Choose it whenYou're running the build, not lending on it |
Our pick: RAZE
Our pick
RAZE
Draw inspection workflow + inspector network
The Ordering Engine routes every request through your configured workflow. The Inspector Portal gives staff inspectors and outside vendors one place to schedule, perform, and submit. The Mobile App captures geo-stamped, time-stamped photo evidence, even offline. AI assists ordering and standardizes capture; a person performs and reviews every inspection.
Best for
Lenders that want one draw inspection standard across branches, staff inspectors, vendors, and network coverage.
Works with
Your LOS, core, and CLA platform, as the inspection layer rather than a replacement. RAZE integrates with Presidium, a RAZE affiliate.
If you're replacing your construction loan platform
These construction loan administration (CLA) platforms run the loan lifecycle, including budgets, draws, and disbursements. Choosing one is a bigger decision than fixing inspections, so ask each vendor how draw inspections get ordered, performed, and recorded underneath.
Presidium Solutions (RAZE affiliate)
Construction loan administration · inspections powered by RAZE
Construction loan management software for residential, consumer, and commercial construction lending, revolving credit, and home builder financing: draw management, draw inspections, portfolio risk tracking, a borrower and contractor portal, and an inspector mobile app.
Consider it if
You want a construction loan administration platform with RAZE draw inspections built in.
With RAZE
Presidium's draw inspections are powered by the RAZE Draw Inspection Network, and deliverables flow back into the loan workflow.
Disclosure
RAZE is owned by Codefi, the company behind Presidium, so we have a financial interest in both.
Built
Construction finance / CLA platform
A real estate and construction finance platform for loan administration: draw, budget, and inspection management, lien waivers, payments, risk monitoring, and an AI "Draw Agent" for policy-driven draw review.
Consider it if
You're moving the full construction loan lifecycle onto one new platform.
How RAZE compares
RAZE is purpose-built for the inspection layer and works with your current loan platform, so standardizing inspections needs no migration.
Land Gorilla
Construction loan management
A construction loan management platform whose inspection suite supports a marketplace, your in-house or preferred inspectors, and on-site, remote, and self-inspections.
Consider it if
You're replacing your construction loan software and want inspection options inside it.
How RAZE compares
RAZE runs Marketplace and Direct Request in one standardized workflow alongside the loan platform you already run.
Abrigo (Construct)
Construction lending within a banking and risk suite
Construction lending software inside Abrigo's banking and risk suite: centralized draw administration, inspection tracking, mobile inspections, automated workflows, reporting, and an audit trail.
Consider it if
You want construction lending alongside your banking and risk tooling.
How RAZE compares
RAZE focuses on inspection execution: who performs each inspection, how evidence is captured, and whether the record is consistent across every inspector and vendor.
Other inspection platforms and networks
Inspectify
Inspection and valuation platform + network
An inspection and valuation platform with a nationwide inspector network for property operators, lenders, insurers, and servicers. Lenders get draw inspections, self-inspection draws, dashboards, reporting, and APIs.
Consider it if
You want one provider for inspections and valuations across a property portfolio.
How RAZE compares
RAZE is built for construction lending: lender-configured ordering, standardized field capture, and the draw inspection record, with Marketplace and Direct Request in one workflow.
A different category: project management
Procore and Forma Build (formerly Autodesk Build)
Construction project management
Project management platforms contractors and owners use to run the build: scheduling, RFIs, submittals, daily logs, financials, and AI features. They're organized around the project, not the lender's draw.
Consider it if
You're running the build rather than lending on it.
How RAZE compares
Your borrower's GC can keep their project management tool. RAZE produces the lender's inspection record that draw decisions rely on.
The AI question lenders are really asking
Some platforms now market AI agents that read draw packages, reconcile budgets, and flag risk. Any AI draw review is only as good as the inspection evidence behind it: if photos and reports vary by branch, inspector, or vendor, faster review just produces faster uncertainty.
That's why RAZE starts with the evidence. AI assists ordering and standardizes field capture, and a person performs and reviews every inspection, so whoever reviews the draw next (your team, your loan platform, or an AI agent) works from a consistent, auditable record. RAZE doesn't approve draws or make lending or credit decisions.
How to choose
Draw inspections inconsistent, slow to coordinate, or hard to audit?
That's the inspection layer. Start with RAZE.
Need inspectors where you don't have coverage?
RAZE Marketplace adds independent inspectors to the workflow your team already uses.
Replacing your whole construction loan platform?
Shop CLA platforms, and confirm how inspections run underneath. Presidium, a RAZE affiliate, runs its draw inspections on RAZE.
Running the build itself?
That's project management, a different category.
FAQ
Our pick is RAZE, and yes, RAZE publishes this guide. RAZE is built for construction lenders' draw inspections: an Ordering Engine that routes every request through your workflow, a mobile app that standardizes field capture, and two ways to fulfill, Marketplace (RAZE's independent inspectors) or Direct Request (your own staff or vendor), with the same audit-ready record either way. It works alongside your loan platform. If you're replacing the whole platform, see the CLA options above.
Those are construction lending platforms that run the broader loan lifecycle (budgets, draws, and disbursements), each with its own inspection options. RAZE is purpose-built for the draw inspection layer and works with the loan platform you already run, so it standardizes inspections without a migration.
Inspectify describes itself as an inspection and valuation platform with a nationwide inspector network, serving property operators, lenders, insurers, and servicers. RAZE is built for construction lending: lender-configured ordering, standardized field capture, and the draw inspection record, with Marketplace and Direct Request in one workflow.
They're complementary layers. CLA platforms manage the broader loan lifecycle: budgets, draws, disbursements, servicing, and reporting. Draw inspection software like RAZE handles how inspections are ordered, performed, and recorded. A lender with a working loan platform adds the inspection layer instead of replacing the platform.
No. RAZE works alongside your LOS, core, and CLA platform. It integrates with Presidium, a RAZE affiliate whose draw inspections run on the RAZE network; integration options for other systems depend on your stack.
Yes. With RAZE, your staff, your vendors, and RAZE Marketplace inspectors all follow one standard, so deliverables and records stay consistent no matter who does the inspection.
Marketplace is RAZE-managed fulfillment through independent inspectors. Direct Request is lender-directed: your own staff or chosen vendor does the inspection, ordered and standardized through RAZE. Both run through the same workflow.
RAZE uses AI to assist ordering and standardize field capture, with a person in the loop. It does not make lending or credit decisions and does not approve draws. It standardizes the inspection evidence those decisions rely on.
RAZE publishes one flat residential rate for any U.S. address: $125 per single-family inspection when RAZE sends the inspector (Marketplace), plus $35 per additional unit up to four units, and $25 per request when your own inspector does the work (Direct Request). There are no minimums and no platform fee; the Rate Card is at getaraze.com/pricing. In residential programs, inspection costs may be incorporated into borrower closing costs, subject to lender policy and applicable requirements.
See how RAZE standardizes draw inspections
Book a demo built around your draw inspection workflow, or join the RAZE network as an inspector.
For inspectors
Get structured inspection orders, capture in the mobile app, and submit standardized reports.
Apply as a vendor →About this comparison
RAZE publishes this guide and ranks RAZE first; that ranking is our opinion. Other platforms are described from their public materials as of September 2026, and products change, so check each vendor's site for current capabilities and pricing. RAZE is owned by Codefi, the company behind Presidium Solutions, and Presidium's draw inspections are powered by the RAZE Draw Inspection Network, so Presidium is marked as a RAZE affiliate.
All product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners, used only for identification. No endorsement by or affiliation with any named company is implied, other than RAZE's affiliation with Presidium.
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