PlanCheckerPro

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PlanCheckerPro is a plan review tool built for architects, contractors, designers, and permit expeditors. Users upload a PDF plan set, enter a project address, and receive a categorized punchlist of potential code issues before submitting to the building department. The review checks drawings against ICC standards including IBC, IFC, IMC, and IPC, plus jurisdiction-specific codes where applicable, including Title 24, CALGreen, NFPA 13 and 72, ADA accessibility standards, and ASCE 7. Results are organized into categories that mirror how building departments route submittals across disciplines: structural, fire protection, mechanical, plumbing, accessibility, energy compliance, and site. Each finding is tagged by severity: Critical, High, Medium, or Minor. The punchlist is shareable via link without requiring recipients to log in. Team plans include collaboration tools, comments, and punchlist tracking. A free preview run is available with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $41.30 per month.

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May 2026

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Pros

Automated identification of potential code violations across multiple disciplines
Categorized punchlists with severity tagging to prioritize critical revisions
Shareable links allow team members to view results without account registration
Free preview available to test the analysis engine without financial commitment

Cons

AI interpretations of complex architectural geometries may require manual verification
Local jurisdiction-specific amendments may not be fully captured in all regions
Analysis accuracy is dependent on the legibility and formatting of the uploaded PDF
Professional liability for code compliance remains entirely with the user

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Which building codes does PlanCheckerPro evaluate against?

The platform reviews drawings against International Code Council (ICC) standards, including the IBC, IFC, IMC, and IPC. It also incorporates specialized standards like ADA accessibility, NFPA 13 and 72, and ASCE 7. For regional projects, it checks for compliance with California’s Title 24 and CALGreen requirements. Users should verify if their specific local jurisdiction's amendments are currently supported.