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Your own site plan, tonight

Type your address, watch your lot draw itself, place the project and download the PDF. Hazard and easement checks run for you. One payment per property.

  • No CAD and no learning curve: if you can drag a box, you can draw the plan
  • Your real boundary, house and neighbours load from official records
  • Easements, sewer, flood, bushfire and landslide checked automatically
  • Click any number and type the tape-measure figure, the sheet obeys
  • One payment for your property, unlimited edits and downloads

A drafting service can cost hundreds. Your patio, shed, carport or granny flat needs a clear, to-scale site plan, the plot map you may have searched for, and councils accept clearly drawn plans no matter who drew them. RapidSiteplan draws yours over the real property in minutes, flags the problems before they cost anything, and if you get stuck, the done-for-you service finishes it for you, priced before you start.

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