Priced per scan. No seats. No subscription.

How your price is set

Every scan is priced by the size of the document set you upload — the total amount of readable text across your plans and specs — not by how many people are on your account, and not a monthly plan. You'll see the exact price for your specific set before you click. Every time.

Three sizes

Your document set lands in one of three tiers, based on how much readable text is in it.

Sized by the total readable text in your set, not by page count — a page can hold anywhere from a few dozen to several thousand characters depending on how it's drawn, so two 50-page sets can land in different tiers. You'll always see which tier your set landed in, and the exact price, before you click.

Site photos

Upload site photos with your set and the report gets a dedicated section on existing site conditions — the same scan, not a separate product or a separate purchase. Site photos are billed per photo at any tier, with a number included free, priced at launch. Photos are optional — a documents-only set still gets a full report.

What every scan includes

Every scan report is organized around the same sections, whichever tier it lands in.

• Narrative

  A plain-language summary of what the scan found, so you know where to start reading.

• Conflicts

  Places where the drawings, specs, or other documents in the set disagree with each other.

• Questions & Open Items

  The specific questions worth asking before you price or issue, drafted from what the set leaves unclear or missing.

• Existing Conditions

  When you upload site photos with the set, this section reports what they show about existing conditions — folded into the same scan, not a separate product.

• Scope

  What the set puts in scope, organized so you can see what you're actually pricing or building.

• Risks

  Conditions and notes in the set worth flagging for attention.

• Project Context

  The project basics worth knowing: site, structure, and permitting.

• Coverage

  A plain accounting of what the scan read, so you know exactly what's covered and what isn't.

If a scan doesn't finish, or only partly finishes

You don't pay for a report you didn't get. This is handled automatically — there's nothing to request.

• The scan didn't finish. No report was produced. You weren't charged for it — credited back automatically.
• The scan ran, but there was nothing readable in the documents. No report could be produced. Credited back automatically.
• The scan finished, but only partly. The report is there to read, and it's credited back automatically — you don't pay for a scan that couldn't do the whole job.
• The scan never reported back at all. Credited back automatically. Nothing was charged.

Credits post to your account automatically and you're told when it happens, right in the app.

See it before you buy it

A real, anonymized report from an actual document set — not a mock-up.

Pricing announced at launch. No seats. No subscription.