8 Best Fire Risk Assessment Software Picks

Mitti, formerly SafetyCulture and long known for its iAuditor app, is a general workplace operations platform used for fire risk assessments, routine inspections, hazard reports and corrective actions. Its free plan covers up to 10 seats and 5 active inspection templates. Premium adds unlimited active templates, advanced analytics, advanced training, permissions, integrations and single sign on.

• The main trade off is scope.
• Mitti does not ship a dedicated PAS 79 fire risk assessment workflow, so a UK assessor must build or adapt a template to match PAS 79-1 or BS 9792.
• For a US team working to NFPA checklists, or a facilities team that also runs general safety, quality and maintenance inspections in one place, that b
• For a specialist fire consultancy that lives inside PAS 79 every day, a purpose built tool in this list may need less setup.

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FireCheckr lets the assessor talk, type quick notes and take photos while walking the building, then drafts the report in the assessor’s own template, built on PAS 79-1 and BS 9792. Each sentence cites the note or photo it came from, and nothing is issued until the assessor approves it, with peer review and an audit trail built in. The iOS and Android apps work offline.

• Pricing is per report, not per seat, at £19.50 per report at the standard rate, with volume discounts for larger consultancies.
• That model suits a firm with many occasional users, or a solo assessor whose report volume varies month to month, because adding a colleague does not
• A 7 day free trial is offered.
• Buyers should confirm what the CRM and client portal cost before budgeting, since those are priced separately from the per report charge.

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Certshor is built for UK assessors who want the write up to move faster without handing judgement to the software. The assessor works through a standard template designed around PAS 79-1 and BS 9792, captures findings on site offline, and Certshor returns a compliance status, a risk rating and actions, each citing the specific regulation, with a priority and a timeframe. Every rating is a first pass to confirm, change or reject, with edits flagged and the original kept.

• Export is to Word or CSV.
• The entry point is unusual and useful for occasional work.
• A single assessment costs £15 plus VAT, one off, with no subscription, and includes the full assessment workflow, AI assessment with cited legislation
• Essentials costs £99 plus VAT per user per month for unlimited assessments on the standard templates, and Pro costs £125 plus VAT per user per month a

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AssessKit is aimed at solo assessors and small fire safety firms in the UK. The free plan allows 2 assessments a month for 1 site, with no card required. The Starter plan costs £39 per month for 15 assessments, unlimited sites and report branding, and annual billing saves around 17 percent, according to the vendor.

• There are no per user fees on the published starter price.
• The workflow follows PAS 79-1:2020 for non domestic premises across 10 fixed sections, or BS 9792:2025 for housing across 9 sections.
• The assessor records findings and photos on site, generates a branded PDF with risk ratings, action plan and photos, then tracks findings as actions w
• The clear limit is offline working.

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GoPAD is a fire risk assessment platform for fire safety businesses, with a Consult plan at £95 per month per assessor and an Enterprise plan priced on application for large portfolios. Consult includes portal access so clients can view assessments and manage tasks, at a fixed monthly cost per assessor. Enterprise adds total control of data, with in house or third party assessors and unlimited users.

• All fees are subject to VAT.
• The fixed per assessor model is easy to budget when each assessor completes a steady volume of reports.
• A free trial is offered from the pricing page.
• Before choosing GoPAD, ask which features sit in Consult and which need Enterprise, and how the client portal handles evidence uploads and sign off.

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Firehub comes from Synergy Fire Technologies, a fire risk assessment business that built the app for its own assessors, and it is designed to work straight out of the box with no lengthy setup. Its PAS 79 and BS 9792 templates are maintained with input from fire safety industry leaders, and Firehub is an IFSM Affiliate Member. Assessors work on tablet, including offline, then manage bookings, assessors, reports and actions in a desktop portal.

• The client portal sets Firehub apart for consultancies.
• Clients get an individual portal where they can view reports, monitor significant findings, upload photographic evidence and mark work as done.
• Unlimited findings and unlimited photos are included.
• One free assessment is offered on download.

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PocketSurvey is mobile building surveying software, and fire is a family of apps within it, covering fire risk, fire door, fire spaces and fire damper work. Its customers are housing associations, property managers, landlords and surveying practices, so it is built for portfolio volume. The fire risk app follows the guidelines set out by PAS 79, and the assessor can brand the output and customise menus with the in built app designer.

• The feature that stands out is costed remedial actions.
• The app applies a schedule of rates automatically, so the action plan already comes with a price attached.
• The ongoing monthly subscription cost for the fire risk app is £75 plus VAT per month, per user, after a first discounted month, with support and trai
• Higher tiers add fire spaces, fire damper and remedial works, so buyers who need several apps should add up the per app cost first.

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PlanRadar is a field management platform for construction and fire safety teams, covering fire risk assessments, fire door inspections, extinguisher, alarm and sprinkler checks, passive fire protection and compartmentation surveys, and recurring maintenance inspections. Deficiencies are logged directly on the floor plan with photos, notes and voice memos, assigned with a deadline, and tracked through to sign off. QR codes and NFC tags pull up the relevant fire documentation when scanned, and reports export to PDF or Excel in seconds.

• Pricing starts at $35 per user per month for Basic, with Starter and Pro tiers above it and Enterprise on custom pricing.
• The vendor page also lists a 30 day free trial, unlimited subcontractor and watcher access on every plan, and offline working on iOS, Android, Windows
• PlanRadar holds ISO 27001 certification and is an NFPA member.
• Confirm which features sit in Basic before assuming the starting price covers the full NFPA workflow you need.

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