Build the application. Skip the guesswork.
PermitPath helps homeowners and small contractors understand local building permit requirements, organize documents, and prepare a stronger application before submission.
Built for real projects—not permit experts.
What to expect
Clear guidance, honest boundaries.
Source-aware guidance
Requirements are tied to your location and project details whenever available.
No approval promises
Your city makes the final decision; PermitPath helps you prepare, not bypass review.
Plain-language steps
Complex permit language is translated into a practical preparation checklist.
From idea to application
One path through a complicated process.
PermitPath turns scattered municipal instructions into an organized workflow built around your project.
Tell PermitPath what you are building—and where.
Capture the address, scope, property details, and project team once. PermitPath uses that context to focus the preparation flow on the information most likely to matter.
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Build a complete application
Work through a guided checklist, collect project details, and catch missing information before you submit.
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Move forward with confidence
Keep requirements, documents, and next steps together so homeowners and contractors can stay aligned.
Simple pricing
Pay for the way you build.
Start by scoping a project for free. Upgrade when you are ready to prepare application materials or manage ongoing work.
HOMEOWNER
Project Pass
For one residential permit project.
$49 / project
- Project-specific preparation checklist
- Document and detail organizer
- Submission-readiness review prompts
- Access for the life of the project
CONTRACTOR
Best for repeat workPro Workspace
For small contractors juggling active jobs.
$39 / month
- Up to 10 active projects
- Reusable project information
- Client and team collaboration
- Priority product support
Before you begin
Straight answers about permit prep.
Your next project starts here
Turn permit confusion into a clear plan.
Create your project, understand the likely requirements, and prepare with fewer surprises.