Send us one sheet.
Get it back in 48 hours.
Handing your drawings to an unfamiliar team in another country is a real risk. So don't — start with a single sheet and judge the work rather than the sales pitch.
1. Send one sheet
A marked-up PDF, a sketch, a detail you keep redrawing — whatever best represents the work you'd hand over. One sheet is enough.
2. We sign an NDA
Before any file changes hands. Your drawings stay inside our access-controlled portal and are never used as public samples without written permission.
3. Back within 48 hours
Drafted to your standards and templates, senior-reviewed, delivered in the formats you work in. Then you decide whether to carry on.
Tell us what
to draw.
Describe the sheet and we'll reply within one business day with an NDA and a secure upload link. No files needed yet.
Prefer email? [email protected]
Want to know how we handle your files first? Read our security and confidentiality policy.
No pitch, no lock-in.
Each step is small enough that the next one is an easy decision. You can stop at any of them.
Free
One test sheet
No cost, no card, 48 hours. You judge the drafting, not the pitch.
$300–500
A paid pilot
A fuller set across several sheets, so you can see consistency and how we handle your templates and queries.
Monthly
Retainer or dedicated seat
Once it works, move to a set block of hours or a named full-time drafter. First month discounted from your pilot.
Pilot pricing depends on scope and is confirmed in writing before any paid work starts. See full published rates.
Before you ask
What does it cost?
Nothing. There's no card, no trial period and no obligation to continue. If the sheet isn't up to standard, you've lost an email.
What happens if I like it?
Most firms move to a small paid pilot — typically $300–500 — to test us across a fuller set. From there it's usually a retainer or a dedicated seat.
Will you use my drawings as samples?
Not without written permission. Every case study on this site is either published with the client's consent or fully anonymised.
Which software do you work in?
Revit and AutoCAD primarily, plus Navisworks, SketchUp and point cloud formats. We work to your templates and title blocks, not ours.