A seat is a person in your company. Add seats as your team grows, take them away when it does not. The year is 15% off.
Taxes by Stripe at checkout. Subscriptions renew until canceled; cancel any time from the billing page and the plan runs to the end of the paid period. AI features use prepaid credits bought inside the program, separate from the subscription. Professional review and sealing is contracted with the licensed professional, not included.
A drafting program, a takeoff program and a specification writer, and the drafter's hours between them.
A full-time drafter draws a commercial set in weeks. Groundwork draws it the afternoon the building is defined and keeps every sheet in step when the plan changes.
Takeoff software starts from a PDF someone else drew. Groundwork's estimate starts from its own model; nothing is counted twice and nothing is missed because it was not on the drawing.
The Project Manual that usually arrives last, if at all, is written with the set, from the same model.
No. Groundwork produces a preliminary working set. Your licensed architect or engineer reviews it, revises what their judgment and the law require, and seals it. Every sheet says so until they do.
A person in your company with a sign-in, or an open invitation waiting for one. The company's owner buys seats and invites people. Nobody shares a sign-in.
The Drafter and the checking bots run on an AI provider. Use your own provider key, or buy prepaid credits inside the program in $10 to $100 packs. Each call comes off the balance at the provider's price plus a markup. There is a monthly cap per person so nobody runs away with it. The subscription never carries an AI bill.
Any time, from Manage billing in the program. The plan runs to the end of the period you paid for.
Yes. Your project files and the drawings produced from them are yours. Export the set as PDF and the projects as files before the plan ends.
It starts with Virginia and the counties around Richmond, with the code editions, design criteria and permit procedures as profiles. The lookup bots read any jurisdiction's published sources and add it to the library, checked by the member who ran the lookup. The permit office has the final word, always.
No. Your projects, drawings, clients, prices and files are never shared. What is pooled, with your name on it, is the public code and permit facts the AI looks up for a location, so every member benefits.
One project, the whole program, until the beta ends. You read and sign the Beta Agreement when the program first opens. Subscribe whenever you want more.
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