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LockProof vs. GoAudits: verification vs. inspections
What is the actual difference between LockProof and GoAudits?
GoAudits runs structured audits: custom checklists, photo annotation, e-signatures, and branded PDF reports for a program the inspector controls. LockProof verifies day-to-day field work, not a formal audit: it sends a photo request at an unpredictable time and seals whatever comes back. Scored inspection program? GoAudits. Proof a routine visit happened? LockProof.
Who decides when the photo gets taken?
App (iOS/Android) plus web. The inspector chooses when to inspect and photograph. The inspector chooses the moment, which is normal for a planned audit. LockProof reverses that: the system requests the photo on randomized timing the worker can't predict, so the capture can't be staged in advance for a routine visit.
Are there limits on photos or devices with GoAudits?
The Starter tier caps photos at 4 per checklist item, and accounts are limited to 3 devices per user. LockProof has no per-item photo cap or device limit; every capture is live-camera-only, gallery uploads are blocked, and each submission is sealed with a SHA-256 evidence fingerprint.
What does GoAudits cost compared to LockProof?
$10/user/month on Starter and $30/user/month on Enterprise, billed annually, with a 14-day trial, as of July 2026. LockProof: From $99/month (Essentials); Professional from $399/month, as of July 2026. These serve different jobs, so the prices aren't really comparable line for line — see the table below for what each plan actually includes.
When is GoAudits the better choice?
If you run a structured audit program — scored checklists, e-signatures, branded PDF reports, corrective-action tracking — that is what GoAudits is built for. LockProof doesn't score or grade anything; it verifies a specific visit happened, with a live photo and a server-set time — plus GPS when the worker shares location — sealed into a tamper-evident record. Some teams use GoAudits for the audit and LockProof for everyday verification.
LockProof vs. GoAudits, head to head
Documentation tools record what someone chooses to photograph, on a schedule they control. Verification means the system initiates the request at a time the worker can't predict, capture is live-camera-only, and the record is sealed with a fingerprint at submission. Different jobs — here is what each one gives you.
| LockProof | GoAudits | |
|---|---|---|
| Worker app required | No | Yes |
| Worker login required | No | Yes |
| Capture source | Live camera only, gallery blocked | Inspector-initiated, in-app photo |
| Who initiates the photo | System, on randomized timing | Inspector, at their discretion |
| Server timestamp (GPS when shared) | On every submission | Not published |
| Evidence fingerprint | SHA-256 per submission | Not published |
| Dispute export | Professional+: expiring, revocable link | Branded PDF report |
| Entry price | From $99/mo | $10/user/mo |
GoAudits pricing per GoAudits' own pricing page, as of July 2026.
See what one sealed record actually looks like: open a sample verified record with the photo, timestamp, event history, and GPS when it was shared, in one packet, or request a demo on your own sites.