$39 a month per facility. That's the whole price list.
One plan. Everything included. Price per facility.
$39/ facility / month
Annual pricing coming soon · Federal only at launch
- Automatic 40 CFR Part 280 compliance schedule from tank setup
- All federal obligation types — 30-day walkthroughs, annual checks, 3-year tests, cathodic protection, operator training
- Timestamped inspection capture with photo upload
- Corrective-action tracking to closure
- Inspector-ready PDF binder export (on demand, any date range)
- Daily reminder emails for upcoming and overdue obligations
- Post-repair event clocks (spill/overfill, cathodic protection, containment sump)
- Designated operator (Class A/B/C) training records tracked to §280.243/§280.244
- Unlimited inspections and records
- Multi-facility dashboard
Start 14-day free trial
Card required. Charged $39 × active facilities after trial.
Fair questions
- Does the 14-day trial require a credit card?
- Yes. The card is collected at checkout but nothing is charged until the trial ends. Cancel before day 14 and you pay nothing.
- What counts as one facility?
- One physical location — one street address — with any number of tanks. A station with four tanks is one facility. If you run three stations, that is three facilities, and you can see all of them on one dashboard.
- Does this cover my state's requirements?
- At launch, USTPilot tracks the federal 40 CFR Part 280 baseline only. Most states add requirements on top of it, and some run their own approved programs — state rule packs are in development. If your state requires more than the federal baseline, you remain responsible for tracking the difference.
- Can I cancel any time? What happens to my records?
- Cancel any time from the billing portal — no calls, no retention flow. Your records stay readable, and you can export the full PDF binder for any period before you go. Completed inspection records are never edited or deleted by anyone, including us.
Scope note: USTPilot tracks federal obligations under 40 CFR Part 280. State-specific requirements are not covered at launch. Release reporting, permanent closure, and financial responsibility obligations are out of scope. This is a record-keeping tool — not legal advice.