Site Plans

Draw the job. The measurements do themselves.

Sketch a patio, a fence line or a planting bed over a satellite view or a blank page. Every shape measures itself, the plan rides along on the quote, and the crew opens the same drawing on site.

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A backyard drawn in Limitless Site Plans, with areas measured and a key

Most estimates start as a sketch on a notepad and a tape measure in the yard. Then the numbers get typed into one tool, the drawing gets texted to the customer from another, and the crew never sees either. Site Plans keeps the drawing, the measurements and the job in one place, and it works with a finger, a mouse or an Apple Pencil.

The problem this solves

What it's like without it.

Measuring twice and typing three times

You measure in the yard, sketch it on paper, then re-enter the same numbers into an estimate. Every hand-off is a chance to lose a foot of fence or a hundred square feet of pavers.

Customers cannot picture it

A line that says 400 square feet of patio does not sell a patio. A drawing of their own yard with the patio in it does.

The crew works from a text message

By the time the job starts, the plan lives in someone's camera roll. The people doing the work are guessing at what was sold.

Design software is built for designers

Full CAD tools take weeks to learn and are overkill for laying out a fence, a bed or a roof section from the truck.

How it works

Up and running in minutes.

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1. Find the property

Type the address and draw right on the satellite view, or start from a blank page, a grid, or a photo or PDF of a survey you import.

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2. Draw it

Trace areas and lines, drop symbols for trees, lights and sprinkler heads, and fill shapes with mulch, pavers, grass, gravel and more.

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3. Let it measure

Square footage, linear feet and item counts total up as you draw, with a key that lists everything on the page.

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4. Send it and build it

Put the plan on the quote for the customer, then open the same drawing in the crew packet when the job starts.

Everything it does

The full capability set.

Shapes that measure themselves

Areas show square feet, lines show length and symbols are counted. Change a shape and the number follows.

Draw on satellite or a clean page

Work over aerial imagery, a grid or a white page, and switch between them without redrawing.

A symbol library, plus your own

Trees, shrubs, irrigation heads, lights, fire pits, gates and more, drawn to scale. Save your own symbols for the things you install most.

Material fills

Fill an area with mulch, grass, pavers, gravel, concrete, water, shingles, decking or stone so the plan reads at a glance.

Hold to straighten

Draw a rough line, circle, box or triangle and hold. It snaps to a clean shape.

Repeat along a line

Space plants, lights or posts evenly along a run in one drag instead of placing them one by one.

Pages and tracing paper

Keep existing and proposed on separate pages, and see one faintly under the other while you draw.

Import a survey or a photo

Bring in a PDF page or a picture, crop and straighten it, and draw over the top to scale.

A title block and a key

The picture the customer gets carries your company, their name, a scale bar and a key of everything drawn.

Present mode

Walk a customer through the plan full screen with a pointer, page by page.

Two people, one plan

Open the same plan on two devices and see each other's changes as they happen.

It follows the job

The plan is on the quote the customer signs and in the packet the crew opens. One drawing from first visit to final photo.

Perfect for

Who gets the most out of it.

Landscapers and hardscapers laying out patios, beds and plantings
Fence companies marking runs, gates and post spacing
Irrigation and lighting installers placing heads and fixtures
Roofers and exterior crews marking sections and trouble spots
Concrete and paving crews measuring driveways and pads
Anyone who sells a job that is easier to show than to describe

Better together

Better than a drawing app on its own.

The measurements feed the estimate instead of being retyped.
The customer sees the plan on the same quote they sign.
The crew opens the same drawing from the job, not from a text thread.
It is included in the platform, not another subscription.

Pricing

A plan for every size of crew.

Plans run from $89/mo for a small crew to $2,499/mo for large operations. Bigger plans add more seats, more features and higher monthly limits. Limitless CTV is an add-on managed service.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do I need design experience?+

No. If you can sketch on a notepad you can use it. Draw roughly and hold, and lines and shapes straighten themselves.

Does it work on a tablet in the field?+

Yes. It is built for touch and works with an Apple Pencil, a finger or a mouse, on a tablet, a phone or a laptop.

How accurate are the measurements?+

Shapes are measured to scale from the map or from the scale you set on an imported drawing. Satellite imagery is good for estimating. For anything that needs survey accuracy, confirm on site, and you can type over any number.

Can the customer see the plan?+

Yes. Turn on the plan for the quote and the customer sees a clean picture of it, with your title block and key, alongside the price.

Can I use my own survey or blueprint?+

Yes. Import a photo or a PDF page, straighten and crop it, and draw on top of it.

Is it an extra charge?+

No. Site Plans is part of the platform.

Sell the job with a drawing of their own yard.

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