OSHAlert vs InspectionSignal
Both services email you new OSHA inspections from public Department of Labor data. InspectionSignal is built for OSHA defense attorneys and sends a scored brief by metro. OSHAlert is built for safety consultants, trainers, and insurance brokers, covers whole states, and adds contact data and a dashboard.
Pick InspectionSignal if you are a defense attorney who wants one short, ranked email each weekday for your metro and nothing to log into.
Pick OSHAlert if you sell safety services, training, or insurance and want phone numbers, company history, filters, and a lower price for state-wide coverage.
Facts about InspectionSignal come from inspectionsignal.com as of October 22, 2026. OSHAlert is our product.
A weekday morning email of new OSHA inspections in the metros you pick. Each inspection gets an urgency score from 0 to 100. Accident and fatality investigations score highest and planned inspections lowest. Each signal links to the OSHA establishment record.
The site says it is built for OSHA defense attorneys, takes about two minutes each morning, and has no dashboards to log into. You start the trial by email.
Email alerts on the days you choose, with new open inspections, newly posted penalties, and penalty changes in your states. Filters for industry, minimum penalty, and violation type.
Each lead has the company's OSHA history and, when we can find them, a phone number, website, and address from Google Places. The dashboard lets you search, save leads, get a suggested call opener and email draft, and export to CSV.
InspectionSignal: Core $349 a month for one metro. Multi-Territory $549 a month for up to four metros, with state-level coverage available. 14-day free trial, no card.
OSHAlert: Starter $49 a month for one state and one alert day a week. Professional $149 a month for up to 5 states and up to 7 alert days. Enterprise $399 a month for all 50 states and DC. 7-day free trial, no card.
Who it is for: InspectionSignal is written for defense attorneys. OSHAlert is written for safety consultants, training providers, and insurance brokers.
Area: InspectionSignal sells by metro. OSHAlert sells by state.
Ranking: InspectionSignal scores every inspection by urgency. OSHAlert lets you filter by industry, penalty size, and violation type, and show only urgent leads from the last week in the dashboard.
Contact details: InspectionSignal's site does not list phone numbers or contact data. OSHAlert adds phone, website, and address when available.
Where you work: InspectionSignal is email only. OSHAlert is email plus a searchable dashboard and CSV export.
Get 5 fresh OSHA leads free every Monday
Pick your state and get five companies with new OSHA inspections each week, with the city, what changed, and why to call now.
Frequently asked questions
Its site says it is built for OSHA defense attorneys. Anyone can sign up, but the brief and the scoring are designed around legal work.
OSHAlert starts at $49 a month for one state. InspectionSignal starts at $349 a month for one metro. Prices were checked on October 22, 2026.
Yes. Both use public enforcement data from the U.S. Department of Labor and link to the OSHA record. Neither is affiliated with OSHA.