
Hotels & Hospitality Groups
Government inspection records for every food & beverage outlet in your hotel portfolio — restaurants, bars, banquet kitchens, room service — across every market you operate in.
Hotel restaurants and bars face the same health inspections as any food service operation. But when a Marriott or Hilton property fails, it's not just a restaurant story — it's a brand story. We aggregate public health inspection records across 30+ U.S. metros, normalize them, and surface your portfolio's compliance picture in one place. Corporate food safety teams use us to catch problems at the property level before they become corporate-level crises.
Sound familiar?
Each hotel submits health inspections to the local jurisdiction — not to corporate. You find out about a closure after the guest tweets about it. Your food safety team is flying blind across dozens or hundreds of properties.
Boston uses a different portal than Chicago. Chicago uses different violation codes than Los Angeles. Your regional managers can't maintain consistent monitoring when every jurisdiction has a different system — so nothing gets monitored systematically.
One closure event or viral inspection report generates PR costs, guest compensation, and brand damage that dwarf any data subscription. The ROI on proactive monitoring is a rounding error against the downside.
We pull inspection records for your properties from government portals across every city we cover, normalize them to a common format, and deliver a unified compliance view — so your food safety team operates from facts, not surprises.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.
Up to 25 properties, 3 markets
Up to 100 properties, all markets
Full portfolio, API access, SLA
“We manage food safety compliance across 60+ hotel properties in 12 states. Getting inspection alerts before our regional directors do — that's the kind of visibility our corporate team has been asking for for years.”
Send us a list of your properties and the cities you operate in. We'll pull the most recent inspection on each one so you can see the coverage and data quality before committing to anything.