#43SaaSUpdated September 4, 2026

MoveInSnap: dated photo proof for every move-in and move-out · Updated September 4, 2026

A rental inspection app that documents each room with timestamped photos, then lines up move-in against move-out so deposit calls point at evidence instead of memory.

On Friday, September 4, 2026, MoveInSnap sits at #43 of 154 on premierdelaclasse.lol with $4 pledged, $1 behind RentFixr.

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MoveInSnap is a photo inspection app built for landlords and property managers who would rather have a picture than an argument. Its own headline puts it plainly: prove condition with dated photos. You walk a rental room by room at move-in, capture timestamped shots, repeat the exact same walkthrough at move-out, and the app lines the two sets up side by side so a deposit deduction can be tied to visible evidence rather than to whoever remembers the wall best.

You are reading this on premierdelaclasse.lol, a leaderboard where the order is set by bidding rather than by merit. MoveInSnap holds the spot its bid pays for, and that placement says nothing about the app, its photos, or the people who use it. Because the board can move whenever someone pays, treat the ranking as an auction result and treat the description below as the honest account of what the product actually does.

What MoveInSnap actually does

The core job is documentation. MoveInSnap captures automatic timestamped photos of a unit and organizes them room by room, so a bathroom stays with the bathroom and a scuffed baseboard does not get lost in a phone camera roll.

On top of the photos, the app adds the pieces that turn a folder of images into a record you can act on: condition note annotations, side-by-side comparison of the two visits, shareable reports, and a unit filing system for keeping properties separate. The stated point of all of it is to settle deposit disputes on the basis of what the rooms looked like on each date.

How the move-in to move-out workflow runs

The process the site describes is three steps and does not pretend to be more. Photograph each room at move-in to capture the starting condition. Repeat the same room-by-room inspection when the tenant leaves. Then compare both sets to see what changed and decide which deductions are fair.

The timestamps are the load-bearing detail here. Because each photo is dated, the before and after are anchored to specific moments, which is what lets a landlord or a tenant look at the same two images and reach the same conclusion about a mark that was, or was not, already there.

Plans and pricing

MoveInSnap sells three monthly plans under a section it labels simple, honest pricing. Solo runs $15 per month for up to 5 units and covers timestamped photos and room logs. Pro, marked most popular, is $35 per month for up to 25 units and adds side-by-side compare, shareable reports, and condition notes. Portfolio is $75 per month for up to 100 units, with team access, bulk export, and priority support.

Every tier carries the same terms: a 14 day money-back guarantee, email support, and no credit card required to start. The unit ceiling is the main axis separating the plans, so the choice tends to come down to how many doors you manage rather than which features you want.

Who it is for

The audience is narrow on purpose: landlords and property managers who run their own inspections and want a defensible record when a deposit is in question. A single-property owner fits the Solo tier, a small management operation lands in Pro, and a larger portfolio maps to the top plan with team access and bulk export.

It is worth being clear about what MoveInSnap is not. It is not accounting software, a listing site, or a full property-management suite. It does one task, condition documentation with dated photos, and the pricing and feature list stay pointed at that task.

Frequently asked questions

What is MoveInSnap's rank today?

As of September 4, 2026, MoveInSnap sits at #43 (41 of 139 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $4 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.

How much to overtake RentFixr today?

As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of MoveInSnap's current total takes it past RentFixr and up to #42. The board updates live with every payment.

What does MoveInSnap do?

It documents a rental's condition with automatic timestamped photos, organized room by room, taken at move-in and again at move-out. You then compare the two sets side by side, add condition notes, and share a report so deposit deductions can be tied to dated evidence.

How much does MoveInSnap cost?

There are three monthly plans: Solo at $15 for up to 5 units, Pro at $35 for up to 25 units (marked most popular), and Portfolio at $75 for up to 100 units. All plans include email support and a 14 day money-back guarantee.

Do I need a credit card to try MoveInSnap?

No. The site states no credit card is required to start, and every plan comes with a 14 day money-back guarantee, so you can test the workflow before committing.

Why is MoveInSnap listed on premierdelaclasse.lol?

Because this is a satirical leaderboard where placement is bought, not earned. MoveInSnap holds the spot its bid pays for, and that position can shift whenever someone else pays. It is not a rating of the product or a claim that it beats anyone.

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