A project counts as active in a billing period once you create it, or once an inspection is submitted against it. Finished jobs stay readable and exportable forever, at no cost.
Cancel any time. Export every record and photo on your way out.
The math
Priced per project, not per person.
Most inspection tools bill by the seat. RTI bills by the active project, with unlimited people on every plan, so the price is the same whether five people work the job or fifty.
Per seat
The bill grows with your roster
You pay for every person who touches the job: the crew, every sub, the owner’s rep, the inspector. Add a hand, add to the invoice. The same walk costs more just because more people are on site.
Per project · RTI
Unlimited people, flat price
You pay per active project. Crew starts at $79 a month with the whole team on it, subs and the owner included, at no extra cost. That $79 is $79 whether the job runs five people or fifty, and it doesn’t move when you add the next one.
The two curves cross fast: even at a modest per-user rate, a crew in the double digits costs more each month than a flat plan, and a flat plan stays flat as the crew grows.
And you hand over a different kind of record.
A database record
A row someone with access can edit, and the edit leaves no trace. That is what most inspection software hands over: a record you have to trust.
A hash chained record · RTI
Every RTI record is chained to the one before it with SHA-256. Change one after it is sealed and every hash after it stops matching. Alteration is detectable, permanent, and dated.