Submit a completed inspection report to Repair Pricer's API to generate a priced repair estimate
domain: repairpricer.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm access path first: interactive API docs are published at https://api.repairpriceronline.com/docs, but working production credentials are only issued through one of Repair Pricer's partner programs (ISN, Home Inspector Pro, Spectora, CCPIA, InterNACHI, or Nxt Inspekt)
Export the finished inspection as a digital PDF — Repair Pricer's NLP engine can parse output from any inspection software, not just partner-integrated ones
Submit the report (file plus client/agent/property metadata) to the estimate endpoint your partner-program onboarding provides
Repair Pricer parses defect line items and returns a priced repair estimate (retail pricing to consumers has historically run roughly $70-$100, with inspector pricing lower)
Configure where the finished estimate is delivered (email link, hosted portal, or callback URL) for the client/agent
Known gotchas
There is no self-serve signup — the public docs page exists, but you must enroll in a specific software partner program before you get a working key
Exact request schema and pricing can differ depending on which partner channel provisioned your account (e.g., ISN vs. Spectora), since each partner's onboarding wraps the same backend differently
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