Flat-Rate Prices.
No Surprises.

Every site plan includes your property boundary (from official county GIS data), all existing structures, your proposed project at the described location, setback dimensions to each property line, north arrow, scale bar, and a title block identifying the property. Project-specific additions — barrier layouts for pools, lot coverage for ADUs — are included at no extra charge. Free revisions are always included.

Yes — free revisions are included with every single order, no exceptions. If your permit office requests any formatting changes, additional dimensions, or notation adjustments, just forward us their comments and we update and redeliver within 24 hours. We consider the plan done when your permit office accepts it, not when we first deliver it.

No. Our flat-rate prices are identical for every address across all 50 states. A fence plan in Los Angeles costs $129, a fence plan in rural Kansas costs $129. Property size also doesn't affect pricing for standard residential lots. Custom quotes apply only to commercial properties, lots larger than 5 acres, or projects requiring multiple plan sheets.

Custom quotes apply to: commercial projects of any size, residential lots larger than 5 acres, properties with five or more existing structures, projects requiring multiple plan sheets, and any project where your jurisdiction has unusual or highly specific requirements. We respond to custom quote requests within 4 business hours — and the quote is always a fixed price, never an estimate.

Standard residential plans — fence, deck, pool, and shed — are delivered within 24–48 hours of your order. ADU and addition plans take 24–72 hours because they require additional zoning and lot coverage analysis. Commercial project timelines are included in your custom quote. If you have an urgent deadline, contact us about rush processing — we can often deliver same-day for orders placed before noon ET.

No — we pull your property boundary directly from the county GIS system, which covers virtually every parcel in the US. An existing survey is helpful on irregular or contested lots and can speed up drafting, but it's never required to order. We confirm upfront if your specific lot needs additional information before work begins.

The vast majority of residential fence, deck, pool, shed, and ADU permits accept non-certified drafting plans — which is what we produce. In the rare cases where a stamped survey from a licensed surveyor is genuinely required, we verify this before you order and tell you upfront. We never take your money for a plan that won't be accepted. If a stamped survey is required, we'll let you know and can refer you to a licensed professional.

For flat-rate residential plans, payment is due when you submit your order. For commercial and custom projects, we send an invoice after providing your fixed quote — you pay before we begin drafting, not before you know the price. We accept all major credit cards, ACH, and Zelle. Invoices can be issued for contractors and businesses ordering in volume.