Haznote and SafetyCulture (Mitti) compared for WHS reports
Short answer
This page sets Haznote beside SafetyCulture (Mitti) on one scenario: 3 sites, 40 workers and 5 managers. Haznote is a focused hazard-reporting tool with published per-site prices and free workers. The table below shows what Mitti lists, where it may suit you better, and the source and date for every figure.
Automatically checked against Mitti on 4 Nov 2026.
Haznote and SafetyCulture (Mitti), row by row.
One scenario throughout: 3 sites, 40 workers and 5 managers. Haznote prices are in AUD.
| Item | Haznote | SafetyCulture (Mitti) |
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| Price for 3 sites, 40 workers, 5 managers |
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For several sites Mitti offers a location-based quote, with no figure published. The Premium plan is priced per seat; how many paid seats this crew would need depends on how you set Mitti up, including its free guest seats, so we do not total it. We read the page in its English (US) edition, and it states a dollar sign without naming a currency, so these figures are not directly comparable with A$ prices. |
| A free way to start |
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If your team is ten people or fewer, this free plan may be all you need. |
| A price per site |
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For several sites with many workers this plan may suit you better. Ask Mitti for the figure. |
| Larger organisations |
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| Who needs a paid place |
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| Breadth of the product |
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If you want one platform for inspections, training and integrations, Mitti covers much more ground. |
| Reporting issues and AI help |
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Figures for SafetyCulture (Mitti) are as listed on its official pages on the dates shown. They aren’t a quote or an offer, and they may have changed since. Company names identify products and nothing more, and Haznote is not affiliated with SafetyCulture (Mitti). The company has not checked this page.
How this comparison is made
Every figure uses one scenario: 3 sites, 40 workers and 5 managers. Haznote figures come from its own pricing page, in Australian dollars. Mitti figures appear in the table, each with its source link, the quoted words and the date a script last checked them.
We include every plan Mitti’s pricing page lists, and we show the ones that may suit a buyer more closely as plainly as the rest. We read the page in its English (US) edition, so check the currency before you set any figure beside an Australian dollar price. We have not tested the Mitti app, and this page makes no claim about what Mitti does not do.
Where Mitti may suit you better
A broader platform can suit a team that wants inspections, training and reporting on one system. A free tier, or a price per location where a company offers one, can change the arithmetic for a small team or for many sites. The table shows what Mitti lists for each, with its own words, and the notes beside it say where Mitti covers more ground than Haznote.
If any of that sounds like your situation, ask Mitti for a quote and set it beside Haznote’s plan price before you decide. The numbers decide it, not a summary.
Where Haznote differs
- Prices are published for every plan, in AUD, and follow sites and managers rather than people.
- Workers are free and unlimited, so a forty-person crew costs the same as a four-person one.
- A worker reports by voice from a phone, with photos and GPS, and the report waits on the phone until signal returns.
- Workers join from a site QR code in the browser, with no app store account.
- A report that may be notifiable is flagged with the name of the state regulator. A manager confirms it.
None of these claims that no other product has the feature. Together they describe a narrower tool, built for hazard reporting on Australian sites rather than for running a whole operation.
Who each suits
Haznote suits a business whose job is getting hazards from the field into a manager’s hands quickly, with a WHS record at the end, and which wants a price it can read before it talks to anyone. A wider platform suits a business that wants one system for much more than reporting.
What this page does not cover
It does not rank the products, test Mitti’s voice or offline features, or compare support or security. It uses both product names so a reader looking for either can find it. Check the current Mitti pricing page before you buy; prices change.
What the other company publishes, quoted
Each row shows the source’s own words, who published them and when they were last checked by script.
| Item | What it says | Source and check date |
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| Free, price | Free plan at $0 for small teams of up to 10, priced per seat Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Premium, billed annually, price | Premium at $24 per seat per month billed annually, excluding taxes Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Premium, billed monthly, price | Premium at $29 per seat per month billed monthly Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Enterprise, price | Enterprise at a custom price, through sales Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Location-based, price | Location-based pricing gives one price per site with unlimited users included; the page shows no figure and offers a quote Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| AI in plans | AI included in every plan, as its pricing page puts it Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| AI issue creation | Its AI Issue Creation logs problems Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Issue reporting | Observation and issue reporting is a listed feature Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Inspections | Digitized inspections & checklists, with web & mobile access Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Training | A training matrix is among its listed training features Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Integrations | Direct integrations are listed under apps and integrations Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
| Guest seats | Lists free guest seats among its user access rules Source says: | Mitti Checked 4 Nov 2026 |
Plain answers.
Where are the Mitti plans and prices?
In the table near the top of this page, each with a link to the page it came from, the words quoted and the date it was checked.
Does Haznote have a free plan?
No. There is a 30-day trial with no card, then a paid plan. Workers are free on every plan.
Why does the page mention a currency?
Where a quoted price does not name its currency, the table says so beside it, because it is not directly comparable with an Australian dollar price.
Did you test the Mitti app?
No. This page compares what each company publishes about price and features, and the Haznote side is described from Haznote’s own code.
Where this comes from.
- Mitti pricing · Mitti
Try it on one real site.
Run it on one site and see the first report land in the manager’s list.