How we make money — and how we don’t.

Beyond pulling out the issues and your next steps, every analysis gives the report itself a letter grade, A+ to F. It tells you how thorough and useful the inspection document is — whether it covered the major systems and where it fell short. It is not a grade of how good or bad the home is, and it’s not a judgment of the inspector personally; it grades the deliverable you paid for.

That’s the part most people can’t judge on their own — you don’t know what a thorough inspection is supposed to look like until you’ve seen a hundred of them. The grade gives you that benchmark.

There’s no catch. Viorly is free for buyers, sellers, homeowners, and agents — no subscription, no upgrade tier, no card required.

We make money one way: when you choose to hire a pro through our pro-matching (powered by Thumbtack), that pro pays a small lead fee — the same fee they’d already be paying on a marketplace like Thumbtack or Angi. We don’t mark it up. Viorly is software, so it’s inexpensive to run, and those referral fees are enough to keep the whole product free for you.

Yes. Email any home document to vault@home.viorly.com and we’ll file it in your Home Records automatically — no login, no upload form. It gets the exact same treatment as an upload: insurance policies feed your coverage checkup, receipts and warranties are tracked (including expiry reminders), and appliance photos and manuals land with the right system.

Forwarding works too — when your insurer or a contractor emails you a policy or invoice, just forward it along. If you email us a full inspection report for a home that isn’t in your account yet, we’ll offer to add the home and run the complete analysis; nothing is created until you confirm.