ProSpark
Know the cost of one inspection.Price from solid ground.
A practical pricing education system for home inspectors who are done copying competitors and hoping add-ons carry the month.
Why most pricing tools fail
Every other calculator gives you half the math.
One category prices the property without asking what delivery costs. The other calculates inspector cost without turning it into a defensible price.
ProSpark connects delivery cost, business cost, and required profit into one floor.
Built for how inspectors actually get paid
Commission or hourly, Gross or QCF, and employer payroll burden included.
Profit is an input, not a leftover
The calculator requires what the business needs to earn. Break-even is not a floor.
A floor, not a suggestion
The output is a line not to cross, not a comparison to the cheapest inspector.
Fewer guesses. Better decisions.
ProSpark turns the messy middle of an inspection business into a pricing habit you can repeat, explain, and stand behind.
Count the real cost of showing up.
Put time, overhead, mileage, and the work behind the report on the same page.
Find your True Cost Per Inspection.
Turn a busy month of receipts and guesses into one floor you can explain.
Price the work from solid ground.
Use that trusted number to make clearer calls on core inspections and add-ons.
The book + calculator
A field guide for the number behind the price.
Pricing Without Guessing for the Home Inspector gives you the language and the method. The Know Your Number calculator helps you work it through.
Explore the book + calculatorYour number is built from
Start with the cost. Let the price follow.
Get the first practical step toward pricing with a number you trust. No consulting pitch. No competitor spreadsheet. Just a clearer place to start.
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Get the guideContact the ProSpark team directly.
Why ProSpark exists
Built from the operating side of the table.
Josh Baugus created ProSpark from the realities of running Open Window Home Inspection in North Carolina. It is pricing education for people doing the work, grounded in operating experience.