Permittable provides an AI‑driven platform that ingests native CAD or PDF drawings, creates a digital twin, and automatically audits building permit packages for completeness and local code compliance. The system flags violations, cites exact code sections, and generates a remediation roadmap within hours, leveraging historical reviewer comments to prioritize common issues and help architects, engineers, developers, and permitting offices achieve first‑time approvals.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Construction projects often face lengthy delays because building permit applications must be manually checked for completeness and compliance with local codes, leading to multiple correction cycles and unpredictable approval timelines.
Solution
Permittable offers an AI-driven platform that ingests native CAD or PDF drawings, creates a digital twin, and automatically audits permit packages for completeness and code compliance. The system cross-references local building codes, flags violations, and cites the exact code sections, providing a clear remediation roadmap within hours. By learning from historical reviewer comments, the platform prioritizes common issues, helping submissions align with the expectations of authority‑having officials. Users receive instant redlines and a detailed report that reduces the need for iterative revisions, accelerating first‑time approvals and lowering project risk.
Target Audience
Primary customers are architects, engineering firms, developers, and municipal permitting offices that submit building permit applications and seek faster, more predictable approvals.
Features
- AI ingestion and vectorization of CAD/PDF drawings to generate a searchable digital twin
- Automated completeness check of all required forms, plans, and supporting documents
- Real‑time code compliance analysis that flags violations and cites specific local code sections
- Reviewer‑insight engine that leverages historical comments to prioritize frequent issues
- Generation of a detailed remediation roadmap with actionable change recommendations
- Pay‑per‑square‑foot pricing model (e.g., $0.10–$0.40 per GSF) with a $100 minimum fee and no subscription lock‑in