PermitGranted
For homeowners

Permit your project yourself — without guessing.

  • See exactly what a plan reviewer in your town flags, before you file
  • Turn photos into a permit-ready packet with the fixes already in
  • Know the fees and the timeline up front, not after you apply

Free to score · $5.99 for your address verdict · pay to file only when you’re ready.

Illustration for homeowners
What the read looks like
Entry Bedroom Bath Hall Bedroom Kitchen Living / Dining 28′–0″ ✓ Code-checked · IRC 2021 Sample plan — single-family PermitGranted · 0 blockers · 2 warnings · 14 rules passed
1.8M+
NJ permit decisions read
400+
Jurisdictions in the corpus
3.5K+
Correction patterns parsed
2.4K+
Board decisions tracked

Every figure traces back to a public source record, and each prediction is graded against the board’s actual decision when it lands — calibration is published, not asserted.

2.5M
NJ permit records
Statewide
NJ coverage
IRC 2021
Your town's code
$5.99
Verdict on your address
How it works

From idea to a permit that passes the first review.

Every step shows its work. None of it is a black box.

  1. 01

    Take photos of the space

    Walk through with your phone. AI proposes a measured floor plan. You confirm what's right and fix what's not.

  2. 02

    We check it against the building code

    Every rule the IRC (plus your state's amendments) applies, with pass/fail and the exact code section.

  3. 03

    We draft the drawings and the forms

    Floor plan rendered at the scale your building department wants. Permit application filled. Fee worksheet attached.

  4. 04

    An architect stamps it (only when required)

    Bigger projects legally need a licensed architect. We tell you upfront and connect you through our marketplace.

  5. 05

    File the permit. We track every reply.

    Walk-in or online — your choice. Plan-reviewer questions arrive with the code section they’re asking about.

Inside the code check

Every rule. Every citation. Plain English.

A real check from a residential basement-finish project. Each result links to the section of the code it's reading from — so you (or a plan reviewer) can look up the exact wording.

  • Cited IRC section on every rule.
  • Saved with date — the same plan gets the same answer months later.
  • Audit trail if a plan reviewer disagrees.
What your board would flag
Sample
  • Egress window required in bedroom
    IRC R310
    Likely
  • Ceiling height below minimum
    IRC R305
    Common
  • Smoke + CO alarms missing
    IRC R314 / R315
    Frequent
  • Stair handrail / guard
    IRC R311 / R312
    Occasional
A real basement-finish read — every flag links to the code section behind it, so you (or your reviewer) can look it up.
How we compare

Three ways to get a residential permit.

 Do it yourselfHire an expediterPermitGranted
CostFree (your time)$400–1,500+$49–199 per project
Floor planYou draw itThey draw itAI from your photos, you confirm
Code check before filingHope for the bestTheir experience, no auditEvery rule, cited
Filing the permitYou walk it inThey walk it inWalk it in or we file it
Records you keepWhatever you savedWhat they email youEvery drawing, form, check — forever
Don't want to DIY?

Post your project. Let vetted local pros come to you.

Describe what you're building in a minute. Architects, engineers, and contractors who've actually cleared permits in your town can respond — and you stay anonymous until you pick one.

Post it free

A short description is enough. It lists for pros in your area right away — only your town shows, never your address.

Pros come to you

The ones who work in your town and do your kind of project reach out. No cold-calling contractors, no guessing who's any good.

You stay private

Your contact is shared only after you accept a pro — and then you both get each other's. Nothing before.

Stop getting sent back from the town.

Run the readiness score on your permit package. See what a plan reviewer would flag — before they flag it. Free to score, pay only when you're ready to file.