RAZE pays its inspector network every Friday. A standard single-family draw inspection pays $60 to $85, and every inspection submitted Sunday through Saturday is direct deposited the following Friday morning, with nothing to invoice and every payment visible in the RAZE Mobile App. Weekly pay keeps qualified inspectors answering orders, and inspectors who answer orders keep draws funding on schedule.
Seven days in. One deposit out.
Monday's inspection
Submitted from the RAZE Mobile App before the inspector leaves the site.
Wednesday's inspections
Three stops and three submissions, all in the same cycle.
Saturday night's inspection
Still in this week's cycle. The window closes with the week, not before.
One payment
RAZE groups the week's submissions into one payment with its own Payment ID, so every deposit lists the inspections it covers.
Friday morning direct deposit
The following Friday morning, the payment is in your account. Some banks post it sooner.
Standard single-family draw inspection
Duplexes to quadplexes pay more
Paid on rare jobs
How the fee is set
RAZE Draw Inspection Support
Every fee is set by the RAZE Draw Inspection Support team from what the job asks of the inspector, and it is shown on the job before you accept it.
Drive time
A long drive to a remote site pays more than a stop across town.
Number of jobs
Several inspections in one trip are priced as a trip, not as isolated stops.
Access
A gated, occupied or hard-to-reach site is priced for the extra effort.
Draw sheet and job type
A long draw sheet, a field report or an assessment is priced for the work it takes.
Property type
Duplexes, triplexes and quadplexes pay more than a single-family home.
Price alerts
Whenever Draw Inspection Support updates a fee, the RAZE Mobile App sends you a price alert.
The builder submits work in place, percent complete and invoices for the period.
The order goes out to an inspector or an inspection network.
A qualified inspector in the property's market takes the job and confirms access with the builder.
The inspector records percent complete by line item, with geo- and time-stamped photos, in the RAZE Mobile App.
The standardized report reaches the lender's review queue.
The reviewer approves the draw line by line and funds are released to the builder.
A weekly cycle costs RAZE more to run than a monthly one. We run it anyway. A paid network accepts the order, keeps the appointment and submits clean work, and that is what keeps builders funding on schedule.
| Factor | Invoice and wait | RAZE weekly pay |
|---|---|---|
| What a job pays | Invoice and waitNegotiated vendor by vendor | RAZE weekly pay$60 to $85 for a standard inspection, shown on the job, with an alert when it changes |
| When you are paid | Invoice and waitWhenever the invoice clears | RAZE weekly payThe Friday after the week you submitted |
| What starts the payment | Invoice and waitAn invoice you write and send | RAZE weekly payThe inspection you already submitted |
| Knowing what was paid | Invoice and waitAn email to the office | RAZE weekly payThe Fee Tracker in the RAZE Mobile App |
| What a deposit covers | Invoice and waitWork it out from the amount | RAZE weekly payOne Payment ID with its inspections listed |
| Tax documents | Invoice and waitRequest them at year end | RAZE weekly payOn hand in the secure vendor portal |
| A payment question | Invoice and waitPhone tag with accounts payable | RAZE weekly paySent from the app to RAZE accounting and vendor support |
The Fee Tracker in the RAZE Mobile App has two views. Chart shows totals, paid versus unpaid, payments by date and what is still pending for any date range. List groups every inspection under the payment that covered it.
Chart view for one inspector over six months: 53 inspections and $3,550.00 in compensation, 43 paid and 10 unpaid (left), with payments by date and pending payments (right).
List view: payment 2463 covers one $75.00 inspection in Idaho Falls, payment 2449 one $85.00 inspection in Ponte Vedra Beach, and payment 2450 five inspections for $300.00, starting with a $60.00 job in Portland.
For inspectors
Six things that make RAZE work as the client an inspector answers first.
$60 to $85 for a standard inspection, paid the Friday morning after the week it was submitted, every week of the year.
Submissions are grouped into one payment with its own Payment ID.
Paid versus unpaid, payments by date, pending payments and the inspections behind every deposit.
Your documentation and tax information are on hand whenever you need them.
A question sent from the app goes directly to RAZE accounting and vendor support.
Identity verification, a competency assessment, watchlist and AML screening and proof of insurance come before the first order.
Every inspector on RAZE passes identity verification, a competency assessment, watchlist and AML screening and insurance review before the first order, and anyone who falls out of compliance is removed.
How inspectors are screened →Weekly pay is why RAZE Marketplace orders get accepted and completed on schedule, including in rural and remote markets where coverage is hardest to find.
Marketplace vs. Direct Request →Whoever performs the inspection, the lender gets the same report with geo- and time-stamped photos by line item, ready for review.
See draw inspections on RAZE →Why Construction Lenders and Inspectors Choose RAZE
One standard for every draw inspection, and one app for the inspector.
RAZE Mobile App 1.5.1: Waze, Google Maps, Apple Maps
The latest release notes for the app inspectors work in every day.
Marketplace vs. Direct Request
How RAZE orders reach inspectors, and what each path means for you.
RAZE is adding qualified residential draw inspectors across the country, and lenders who want a network that answers the order.
Apply in minutes, complete inspections in the app and get paid weekly.
Apply to the RAZE Network →Join the inspection network that pays every Friday
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