Free
$0
Try the drawing workflow for one small project before committing.
- 3 address lookups total
- 1 PDF or PNG download total
- 1 saved-project slot
- Sign-in required for lookups, exports and saving
- No DXF download
SitePlans.ai Pricing
Create your site plan. Keep your project moving.
Put the fence, shed, deck, patio, garage or manufactured home on the plan yourself. Start with an address, adjust the drawing and export a clear preliminary site plan without learning a full CAD program or waiting for someone else's drafting schedule.
Choose by the number of properties you need to check, drawings you need to download and projects you need to keep saved. Check coverage and try the workflow before choosing a paid plan.
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The prices and allowances below are the planned subscription terms. You can try Free now or ask about paid access. A pricing inquiry does not charge you or activate a subscription.
A plan for one project or repeat work
Contractor Pro
$69 USD / month
For small GCs, renovators and contractors preparing drawings for repeat jobs.
- 20 address lookups per billing month
- 5 downloads per billing month
- Up to 5 saved projects at once
- PDF, PNG and editable DXF exports
- Request a coverage review for your county
Builder Plus
$299 USD / month
For small builders and property teams managing a larger queue of site-plan projects.
- 30 address lookups per billing month
- 10 downloads per billing month
- Up to 10 saved projects at once
- PDF, PNG and editable DXF exports
- Request a coverage review for your county
Paid prices are in US dollars. Any applicable tax and the final amount will be shown before payment when checkout becomes available. Each PDF, PNG or DXF download uses one export, including another download of the same drawing. These are software-access plans, not done-for-you drafting services.
| Allowance | Free | Contractor Pro | Builder Plus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $69/month | $299/month |
| Address lookups | 3 lifetime | 20/billing month | 30/billing month |
| Downloads, combined | 1 lifetime | 5/billing month | 10/billing month |
| Projects stored at once | 1 | 5 | 10 |
| Download formats | PDF or PNG | PDF, PNG, DXF | PDF, PNG, DXF |
| Unused monthly allowance rolls over | Not applicable | No | No |
| Nationwide parcel coverage | Not included. Check your address and covered counties before buying. | ||
From property context to a readable drawing
You do the project-specific decisions; the editor helps you put them on the page. The following tools describe the current drawing workflow. Paid subscriptions increase the confirmed allowances and add DXF access; they do not turn the software into a surveying or engineering service.
Start with the property
Look up an address and select its parcel in a covered area. Use available parcel geometry, building footprints and contours for context. Data availability and completeness vary by location; not every property supplies every layer.
Place the proposed work
Place, move, resize and rotate structures such as sheds, garages and manufactured homes. Add doors, landing pads, crawl-space components or AC units where the drawing needs them. Review dimensions against your own project information.
Draw the missing details
Use manual property and roof outlines, pavement, fence presets, driveway shaping and parking layouts. Add utility lines, symbols, greenery or pond areas to show the information you know. Manually drawn boundaries are not surveyed boundaries.
Make the plan readable
Add dimensions, leader notes and labels; adjust their size and placement to reduce clashes. Generate setbacks from the values you enter. The tool does not establish the legal setback, easement or utility location for your property.
Choose a clear sheet
Use the standard survey-style sheet or the compact title sheet. The compact workflow provides landscape/portrait options, scale controls, north arrow, project fields, notes and company branding. SitePlans.ai attribution remains on the exported sheet.
Download or continue later
Export a PDF or PNG for sharing, subject to your allowance. Paid DXF access provides separate CAD layers and editable linework/text. Save the project to reopen and continue within your plan's saved-project cap.
Every drawing feature, with a job to do
The tools below are available in the current editor. Free lets you evaluate the workflow within its lifetime allowance; paid plans provide the stated monthly allowances and DXF access. A feature being available does not mean its data is available at every address or that its output meets your jurisdiction's requirements.
Find the property and establish the drawing context
- Address lookup and parcel selection: find the project parcel in a covered county instead of starting with a blank drawing. Useful for locating the property before placing a shed, fence, garage or home addition. Coverage-dependent.
- Property-line bearings, distances, corner markers and area labels: show parcel context, APN and available property information on the drawing. Useful when a reviewer needs to identify the lot and see the relationship between the project and its boundaries. GIS-derived measurements are reference information, not a boundary survey.
- Adjacent parcel context: show available neighboring parcels around the selected property. Useful for understanding surrounding lots; it does not establish ownership or verify neighboring development. Data-dependent.
- Aerial imagery and existing building footprints: see where existing features sit before adding proposed work. Useful for a garage, deck, patio or addition beside an existing house. Imagery and footprints may be incomplete or outdated; verify important positions and dimensions.
- Contour generation: display available ground-elevation context. Useful for discussing a sloped lot or the relationship between proposed work and terrain. Elevation coverage varies; contours are not a field survey, grading design or drainage calculation.
Draw boundaries, roofs and outdoor areas
- Manual property boundary: draw and adjust a closed outline when you have reliable reference information. Useful for a conceptual sketch or supplementing incomplete context. Drawing a boundary does not verify its legal location.
- Manual roof outline with right-angle guides: trace roof corners and edit the outline. Useful when an existing building footprint is missing or needs contextual correction. Guides help drawing alignment; they do not identify the true roof edge automatically.
- Three-point boundary curves: shape a curved segment using editable control points and display curve information. Useful for a rounded lot edge in a conceptual drawing. Fitted radius, length and delta values are derived estimates, not surveyed curve calls.
- Pavement outline: draw an irregular hard-surface area. Useful for showing an existing paved apron or a proposed paved area without treating it as a building.
- Greenery and pond/pool areas: draw smooth, editable closed areas with grass or water appearance. Useful for irregular garden beds, landscape areas or water features. The appearance does not establish drainage, pool safety or environmental compliance.
Place structures and their attached details
- Structure presets: place typical proposed buildings and outdoor structures, then move, resize and rotate them. Useful for sheds, garages, decks, patios, pools and ADUs. Confirm the preset dimensions against the actual project.
- Manufactured-home preset: show the home footprint with its inset dotted eave reference. Useful for a preliminary manufactured-home placement drawing. Check actual manufacturer dimensions and local requirements.
- Door symbol: attach a plan-view door to a structure edge. Useful for identifying an entrance and its relationship to a landing or driveway.
- Concrete landing: place an edge-aligned landing, initially 3 x 3 feet, and resize it for the project. Useful for showing the intended entrance pad; the default is not a code-compliant design recommendation.
- Crawl-space component and AC unit: place attached details along a structure edge, with a plan-view AC symbol. Useful for showing service/access locations outside a home. Verify equipment clearances, access and actual sizes.
- Trees and existing-topography symbols: place and adjust site objects such as trees, utility poles, meters or valves. Useful for adding known features absent from automatic data. These symbols represent information you provide, not verified underground utility locations.
Show access, fences, utilities and clearances
- Setback generation: enter the required distances and select the frontage to draw setback references. Useful for comparing a proposed structure position with known local requirements. SitePlans.ai does not determine which setback rules apply.
- Right-of-way reference: select the frontage and enter a width to show a ROW reference. Useful for discussing the relationship between the lot and road. The generated line does not establish a recorded right-of-way.
- Driveway drawing and shaping: adjust width, control points and end flares, including independent end-corner extension. Useful for illustrating access from the road to a garage, entrance or landing. It is not a road-access approval or vehicle turning analysis.
- Fence materials and height labels: choose wood, vinyl, metal or chain-link representations and adjust the fence path. Useful for a proposed fence layout with readable material and height information. Verify boundary placement, visibility and permit rules.
- Parking-row layout: place a row, then adjust stall count, dimensions, angle, orientation and aisle settings. Useful for exploring a preliminary parking arrangement. No automatic ADA, fire-access, turning-radius or parking-code certification is included.
- Utility-line presets: draw overhead power (OHPL), underground power (UGPL), electric (E), sewer (S) and water (WT) lines with distinct styles. Endpoint snapping helps connect known symbols and drawing edges. Useful for showing proposed or known routes, not locating or certifying utilities.
- Aligned and perpendicular dimensions: label distances between points or a structure and a property edge. Useful for communicating a proposed clearance or spacing. Review the selected points and dimension against reliable project measurements.
Clean up the sheet, save and share
- Leader notes and annotations: add a callout to the feature it describes. Useful for identifying equipment, proposed work or project-specific instructions without crowding the outline.
- Label adjustment: move, resize, rotate and edit supported drawing/sheet labels. Useful when automatic labels overlap on small or irregular lots. Review the final sheet before exporting.
- Layer visibility: turn categories of drawing information on or off without deleting their geometry. Useful for reviewing a busy plan and selecting the context to show.
- Selection, editing, deletion and undo/redo: adjust supported drawn objects and reverse drawing changes. Useful when the proposed location or layout changes during drafting. Downloaded files are not automatically updated by later edits.
- Standard and compact title sheets: choose the established survey-style layout or a compact presentation with portrait/landscape options. Useful for matching the sheet to the drawing rather than forcing every project into one presentation.
- Editable project fields, notes and company branding: supply the address, APN, lot, revision and drawing information where supported, along with company name/logo. Useful for identifying the project and keeping revisions readable. Permanent SitePlans.ai attribution remains.
- North orientation and scale controls: orient the drawing while maintaining the north relationship and choose a fitting sheet scale. Useful for a clear presentation. Check printed size and scale; shrinking a PDF during printing changes its physical scale.
- PDF and PNG exports: download a sheet for sharing or printing. Useful for reviewing a preliminary proposal with the homeowner, builder or local authority. Each download counts against the combined export allowance.
- DXF export: take supported linework and text into a CAD workflow using separate layers and styles. Useful for further editing by someone with CAD experience. Paid-plan feature; not a native Civil 3D design model.
- Saved projects: reopen a stored drawing and continue working. Useful for jobs that need another round of edits. Your plan limits the number stored at once, not the number of times you can update the same saved project.
- Project guidance and help articles: use the in-tool guidance and support tutorials when learning a feature. Useful for a first project; support does not include completing the drawing for you or providing professional design advice.
Not included or promised: nationwide parcel coverage, direct DWG export, native Civil 3D surfaces/parcels, AutoLISP automation, engineered stormwater design, automatic permit-rule verification, licensed PE/PLS review, AI professional advice, custom software development or photorealistic marketing renders. Future additions are not part of the purchase unless expressly listed in the offer.
What a DXF download gives you
The real-project export workflow has been tested opening in Civil 3D 2026 and saving/reopening as DWG. DXF contains supported polylines, circles, text, layers, colors and line styles. It is not a native DWG download, a Civil 3D parcel or surface, or a guarantee of identical rendering in every CAD application. Some fills, hatches and symbols export as linework rather than native CAD objects.
No subscription includes a licensed survey, engineer's seal, professional certification, permit application filing or guaranteed approval. See the Terms of Service for the full scope.
Check your county before you pay
Your subscription buys use of the drawing workflow and its allowances, not guaranteed automatic data for every US address. Start with the live covered-county list and check your address. Even in covered counties, a new subdivision, missing record, ambiguous address or temporary county-server failure can prevent a usable result.
Contractor Pro and Builder Plus customers can request a coverage review by emailing support@siteplans.ai with the city, county, state and example address. We assess whether a usable public parcel source is available. Integration is not guaranteed, has no promised completion date and does not include purchasing a licensed nationwide dataset.
If usable property data is unavailable, do not treat fallback geometry or a hand-drawn outline as a legal boundary. Contact us before subscribing if automated parcel data is essential to your workflow. A software plan does not include drawing the plan for you or custom development.
Know what your reviewer requires.
SitePlans.ai creates preliminary, conceptual, non-certified reference site plans. A jurisdiction may accept such a plan for some smaller permits, or it may require a licensed surveyor, engineer, sealed drawing or additional documents. Check with the local authority first; follow those requirements wherever they apply.
No surprises about your allowance
Address lookups are attempts
Each submitted address search uses a lookup attempt, including a search that returns no usable parcel. Checking another spelling or submitting the address again uses another attempt. Pan and zoom are not a new address submission. If a technical problem consumes attempts unexpectedly, contact support for a review.
Every download is an export
PDF, PNG and DXF share one combined download allowance. Downloading one plan as PDF and DXF uses two exports. Downloading a revised PDF uses another. Saving a project does not use an export; an export does not automatically save the project. Review the preview before downloading.
Saved projects are storage slots
Contractor Pro stores up to five projects and Builder Plus up to ten at once. Updating the same saved project does not create another slot. Deleting a saved project frees a slot, but does not restore a used lookup or export. Download anything you need to keep before deleting it.
Monthly plans follow the billing period
Under the planned paid subscription terms, lookup and download allowances reset at the start of each new monthly billing period, not on the first day of the calendar month. Unused allowances do not roll over. Saved-project slots do not reset monthly. Free usage is a lifetime allowance and does not renew by clearing browser storage or using another browser.
Renewal and cancellation
Paid plans are intended to renew monthly until cancelled. Cancellation stops the next renewal; paid access continues through the already-paid period, subject to the Terms of Service. When paid access ends, Free limits apply. Do not assume that excess saved projects will remain editable: export required records before the paid period ends and contact support about access.
Paid checkout is not available on this page. The final checkout must display the amount, billing interval, renewal terms and cancellation route before you pay. Contact billing@orderasiteplan.com with billing questions.
Choose with the details in view
Which plan fits my fence, shed, deck or patio?
Try Free if you need to evaluate one small project. It provides three lookup attempts, one saved-project slot and one PDF or PNG download. Choose Contractor Pro for repeat work within five monthly downloads, or Builder Plus when you need up to ten. Confirm local requirements and coverage before choosing.
Does paying make my plan permit-ready or certified?
No. Paying increases usage and gives access to the stated export formats. It does not certify boundaries, verify measurements, establish code compliance or guarantee acceptance. Your reviewer determines which documents are required, including any PE/PLS review or seal.
Can I use this for a commercial parking or retail layout?
You can use the drawing tools for preliminary layouts, but the subscription does not provide engineering design, verified tenant dimensions, ADA compliance checks, drainage design or a marketing-rendering service. Evaluate the editor against your actual needs before buying.
Are building footprints and contours available at every address?
No. Parcel coverage is not a promise that all other layers are available. Imagery, county data, building footprints and elevation information have different sources and limitations. Confirm the result at your address and check important dimensions independently.
What happens if I reach a limit?
Further actions in that category are blocked until an applicable allowance resets or your access changes. Saved-project storage is freed by deleting an unneeded project. Extra usage and custom allowances are not included unless explicitly agreed.
Do refunds apply if a city rejects my plan?
Permit acceptance is not guaranteed and rejection alone does not establish a software defect. Our current Terms state that delivered or used digital services are generally non-refundable. If a technical issue prevents paid-feature access, contact support so we can review a remedy. Read the refund and billing terms before purchasing; applicable consumer rights still apply.
Is done-for-you drafting included?
No. SitePlans.us drafting services are separate purchases with their own scope and terms. Contact support if you need help deciding whether DIY software or a separate drafting service fits the project.
Who operates SitePlans.ai, and how do I get help?
SitePlans.ai is operated by Order A Site Plan LLC, incorporated in New Mexico. For tool/account help, email support@siteplans.ai. For paid-plan or enterprise questions, email sales@siteplans.ai. For billing and invoices, email billing@orderasiteplan.com. See our Privacy Policy and support guides.
Try your address. See the workflow for yourself.
Start with the Free allowance, check the property data and build your first drawing. Choose a paid plan only when its coverage, workflow and limits match the work you need to do.