Daily Site Log vs SafetyCulture (2026): Daily Reports vs Inspection Checklists

Choose SafetyCulture (iAuditor, now branded Mitti) if most of your daily paperwork is inspections and safety checklists and you are happy to build your own daily report template: it is free for up to 10 seats with 5 active templates, then $24 per seat per month billed annually or $29 monthly. Choose Daily Site Log if the daily report itself is the job and it needs to hold up in a dispute: the report is ready to use with no template building, AI fills it from a one-minute voice note, delays are structured with type, times, impact and responsible party, photos are stamped with time, GPS and a SHA-256 hash, and submitted reports are sealed and publicly verifiable. Daily Site Log costs $0, $19 or $79 a month for the whole company.

Short version

SafetyCulture is an excellent inspection platform. It shows up in daily report recommendations because its free plan is generous and any checklist can be turned into a daily report.

Daily Site Log is a daily report app: the form, delays, weather and PDF are built in. We make it; SafetyCulture figures come from its pricing page as of November 2026.

Side by side

Daily Site LogSafetyCulture (Mitti)
What it isConstruction daily report appInspections and checklists platform
Free plan1 project, 10 reports/month, full PDFUp to 10 seats, 5 active templates
Paid pricePro $19/mo · Business $79/mo per company (5 seats)Premium $24/seat/mo annual, $29 monthly
Daily report setupReady to useBuild your own template
Fill by voice with AIYes (Pro, Business)AI credits on the platform
DelaysStructured: 11 types, start/end, impact, responsible party; project delay PDFAs fields in your template
WeatherAuto-filled for site and date (Pro, Business)Template field
PhotosTime, GPS and SHA-256 hash stampedPhotos in inspections
Tamper evidenceSealed report, public fingerprint checkAudit trail
Inspections and auditsSafety section in the daily report onlyCore strength
Client sharingPDF or link; weekly client PDF; client logins (Business)PDF and web reports
Safety section in a Daily Site Log report
Toolbox talk and incidents recorded inside the daily report.

Where SafetyCulture is better

  • Inspections, audits and safety checklists of every kind.
  • A free plan for up to 10 people across projects.
  • A large template library.

Where Daily Site Log is better

  • No template building. Labour, equipment, deliveries, delays, weather, safety and photos are already there.
  • Delays you can claim on. Structured rows and a one-click project delay PDF.
  • Proof. Stamped photos and a sealed report anyone can check at dailysitelog.com/verify.
  • Flat price. Five seats for $79 a month, extra seats $10.

Which one should you pick?

  • Inspection-heavy work, safety team, many checklists: SafetyCulture.
  • The daily report is the record that matters: Daily Site Log.
  • Both: SafetyCulture for inspections, Daily Site Log for the daily report.

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Frequently asked questions

Can SafetyCulture do construction daily reports?

Yes, by building a daily report as an inspection template. How structured the delays, labour and equipment sections are depends on the template you or your team build.

Is SafetyCulture free?

Its Free plan is designed for teams of up to 10 with 5 active templates. Premium is $24 per seat per month billed annually, or $29 monthly, per its pricing page.

Which is cheaper for a five-person crew?

On free plans both cost $0, within each plan's limits. On paid plans, SafetyCulture Premium is about $1,440 a year for five seats; Daily Site Log Business is $948 a year for five seats, or Pro is $228 a year if one person files.

Can I use both?

Yes. Some contractors keep SafetyCulture for safety inspections and use Daily Site Log for the daily report, delays and client PDFs.