Safesite
Premium
$16.00 × 10 seats$160.00
× 12 months$1,920.00
Per year
$16.00 per person / mo
$1,920
Safesite vs iReportSource
Short answer: Safesite suits small US contractors and field crews that want a free mobile safety app for inspections, hazards, incidents and toolbox talks, with subcontractors added as free guests. iReportSource suits small and mid-size manufacturers, builders and food plants with no full EHS department that want OSHA logs plus outside safety staff who visit the site.
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Safesite
64%
match · $1,920/yr
iReportSource
32%
match · quote
Safesite is the better fit.
It publishes its prices; the other needs a sales quote.
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered, in US dollars (USD). Prices checked Nov 2026.
iReportSource
Sales quote
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Per year
Quote
No public price
Visit iReportSource ↗Safesite
From $16Free plan
G2 4.5 · 6 reviewsSmall US contractors and field crews that want a mobile safety app first and a simple OSHA 300 log second.
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iReportSource
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Small and mid-size manufacturers, builders and food plants with no full EHS department that want OSHA logs plus outside safety staff on site.
Who each one is for
Safesite
- Best for
- Small US contractors and field crews that want a free mobile safety app for inspections, hazards, incidents and toolbox talks, with subcontractors added as free guests. source ↗
- Not for
- Employers that want the software to build the 300A and 301 or file with OSHA: Safesite keeps the 300 log and exports it as a spreadsheet, and you transfer the totals and upload to the ITA yourself. source ↗
- What we saw
- We opened a free account without a card. On that free account the OSHA 300 log worked: one toggle added a sample injury, and the download was an Excel file with Form 300 only, no 300A or 301. (tested Nov 5, 2026)
- Gaps
- On the free plan, analytics, compliance reports and exports only reach back 30 days. source ↗
- The OSHA pages cover the 300 log and its spreadsheet export only; they do not mention the 300A, the 301 or ITA submission. source ↗
- One OSHA log export holds up to 100 injuries, and only incidents of type Injury show on the log. source ↗
- OSHA 300 integration is for US customers only. source ↗
- During a paid term you can add seats but not remove them or downgrade, and periods already started are not refunded. source ↗
- The Insurance Services tier needs a Foresight workers' comp policy, sold through brokers in select states only. source ↗
From Safesite's own pricing and help pages, checked Nov 12, 2026.
iReportSource
- Best for
- Small and mid-size manufacturers, builders and food plants with no full EHS department that want OSHA logs plus outside safety staff who visit the site. source ↗
- Not for
- Buyers who want to try the software alone or see a price first: there is no trial or signup, and every plan starts with a discovery call. source ↗
- Gaps
- No public price for the software or the partnership plans; only consulting and training visits have published ranges. source ↗
- The site says the 300, 300A and 301 are ready to export or post; it does not say the software sends data to OSHA's ITA. source ↗
- The security page says the SOC 2 Type 2 examination is still under way, not complete. source ↗
From iReportSource's own pricing and help pages, checked Nov 12, 2026.
Side by side
| Safesite | iReportSource | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free plan; Premium $16/member/month billed annually ($192 a year) or $20/member/month billed monthly | No public software price; quote after a discovery call |
| Price checked | Nov 12, 2026 | Nov 12, 2026 |
| G2 Rating | 4.5 (6 reviews) | Not yet verified |
| Best For | Small US contractors and field crews that want a free mobile safety app for inspections, hazards, incidents and toolbox talks, with subcontractors added as free guests. | Small and mid-size manufacturers, builders and food plants with no full EHS department that want OSHA logs plus outside safety staff who visit the site. |
| Not for | Employers that want the software to build the 300A and 301 or file with OSHA: Safesite keeps the 300 log and exports it as a spreadsheet, and you transfer the totals and upload to the ITA yourself. | Buyers who want to try the software alone or see a price first: there is no trial or signup, and every plan starts with a discovery call. |
Pros and cons
Safesite
Pros
- Premium: $16 a member a month billed annually, $20 monthly
- Free plan with no card for the rest of the safety app
- Subcontractors join as free guests
Cons
- The pricing page puts the OSHA 300 log in Premium only
- No 300A, 301 or ITA submission described
- One log export holds up to 100 injuries
- Seats can't be removed during a paid term
iReportSource
Pros
- OSHA logs on every plan
- Safety specialists can visit and help run the program
- Publishes consulting visit ranges of $700 to $5,000
Cons
- No public price for the software or the plans
- Does not say it sends data to OSHA's ITA
- No trial or signup: you start with a discovery call