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All trades and audiencesFor professionalsCertifiers & engineersIndividual / DIYOrganisations

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The site plan a certifier asks for, on the real lot, in minutes.

Under your name. Priced before you start.

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For certifiers and building surveyors, engineers and geotechs, surveyors, drafters and dealers.

Lot from the state cadastreSetbacks to every boundaryWind and corrosion as per the standard, bushfire where the lot is mapped prone

4 7002 8002 300N024 mwind class · bushfire level · corrosivity · site coverCOUNCIL-STYLE

Check it against the real lot and mark it up instead of writing the information request.

What you get

  • The lot from the state cadastre, with the buildings already on it
  • Setbacks to every boundary
  • Site cover totalled on the sheet
  • Easements and mapped mains drawn on the lot
  • Overlays flagged
  • A markup layer for the notes that would otherwise become an information request
  • A view-only link the applicant opens without an account

The decision is yours; nothing here is a certification. More for certifiers

As per

NCC
the edition in force in your state
AS/NZS 1170.2:2021
wind actions
AS 4055:2021
wind loads for housing
AS 3959:2018
construction in bushfire-prone areas
AS 4312:2019
atmospheric corrosivity zones

What it is, and what it is not

Not a surveyA drawing built on the state cadastre, not a survey, with hazards and planning from state and council mapping. When a setback is close, get a registered surveyor.
Right for your stateThe NCC edition in force in your state, the standards with their years, and your regulator by its current name.
We sign nothingThe certifier decides; the engineer, the surveyor and the bushfire consultant certify their parts.
Your name, your clientsYour name goes on the sheet. Your clients stay under your account and are never marketed to. You are listed only if you switch it on.
The price firstEvery figure is in the next section, above the form.

What it costs

You pay for the site plans you make. Searching an address and looking at the lot cost nothing, and every measurement, edit and download on a plan is included. Compare the sizes and the top-ups.

Professionalfrom$190a month
Professional 1010 site plans a month$190a monthor $2,280 a year$19.00 a planAll states, $50 a month, add it to this size
Professional 2020 site plans a month$290a monthor $3,480 a year$14.50 a planAll states, $50 a month, add it to this size
Professional 5050 site plans a month$490a monthor $5,880 a year$9.80 a planAll states included

Monthly or yearly at the same rate. Sign up, then pick the size under Settings, Billing.

OrganisationsOn your terms

A login for each rep, one allowance, one invoice. The price is set against your volume, not against a list.

No seat feesThe allowance resets monthlyExtras at your rate: 5 for $125 on every sizeUnused plans do not roll overSite exposure checks included on Professional subscriptions

Full pricing and plan sizesPrices in Australian dollars. No change-of-mind refunds; your Australian Consumer Law rights are unaffected. Every property you unlock stays available for at least six months.

Ask for a professional account

One screen. A person reads it and writes back, usually within a business day.

Choose your state to see which register this is.

We reply to the email address you give us. Nothing here is shared with anyone else, and signing up does not list you anywhere.

Good to know

  • Drafters and building designers take the Professional plan.
  • Dealers take the organisation path, with a login for each rep.
  • When the marketplace opens, a directory listing and a job inbox come too. Both stay off until you switch them on.

Questions professionals ask

No. The lot comes from the state’s digital cadastre, a map of title boundaries rather than a measurement on the ground, and the sheet says so. When a setback is close, get a registered surveyor.

No. It draws and measures, and certifies nothing. The certifier decides; engineers, surveyors and bushfire consultants certify their own parts.

The edition your state has adopted. Wind is as per AS/NZS 1170.2:2021 and AS 4055:2021, bushfire as per AS 3959:2018, and corrosion as per AS 4312:2019.

Only if you switch the listing on. Signing up does not list you. We use the public register only to confirm your licence.

You do, or your organisation does. They stay under your account. We never use them to market to your clients and never pass them to another professional.

Yes. Set them once in Business details and they print in the title block of every sheet.

The figures are in the price section above. Extras are charged at your plan’s rate, unused plans do not roll over, and there are no seat fees.

Yes, on an organisation account. Every rep’s sheet carries your branding, and it all comes out of one allowance on one invoice.