Your public landing page
Every Inspector Studio organization gets a public landing page — a simple, professional web page that represents your business to prospective customers. It is hosted on a subdomain of the Inspector Studio platform and is accessible without any login.
What your landing page shows
Your landing page is automatically built from your organization's profile information. It typically includes:
Your company name and logo.
Your phone number, email address, and website link.
Your business hours.
A description of your services.
A contact or booking form (if enabled).
The content comes from your Settings → Organization information, so keeping your organization profile up to date keeps your landing page current.
Finding your landing page URL
Your landing page URL is based on your organization's subdomain. You can find the full URL in Settings → Organization → Landing Page. Share this URL in your email signature, marketing materials, and anywhere you want customers to find you.
Customizing your landing page
You can customize which sections appear on your landing page and the order they appear in.
Go to Settings → Organization → Landing Page.
Use the editor to enable or disable sections (About, Services, Contact Form, etc.).
Drag sections to reorder them.
Click Save.
Changes appear on the live page immediately.
The booking widget
If you use a booking widget on your landing page, customers can request an inspection directly from the page. The widget collects the customer's information and preferred date and creates a booking request in Inspector Studio that your team reviews and confirms.
The booking widget is configured separately. If you want to enable it, contact support or go to Settings → Booking Widget.
Landing page vs. customer portal
The landing page is public — anyone can see it. The customer portal is private — only customers with a login can access it. The landing page is for attracting and contacting new customers. The customer portal is where existing customers view their reports, sign agreements, and access their history. These are two different things.
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