The product
A map anyone can use. An application someone signs.
The data half is free and always will be. The work half is paid, once per application, and a named chartered planner puts their membership number on what they sign.
- Live data layers, free, no account
- 88Live data layers, free, no account
- UK planning authorities covered
- 378UK planning authorities covered
- Document types drafted
- 14Document types drafted
- A householder application
- £499A householder application
What you can actually do
Six surfaces, and most of them cost nothing.
The map
FreeSearch any address in the United Kingdom, switch on any of 88 live layers, draw a boundary and measure it. No account, no card, no trial limit.
Site appraisal
FreeDraw a red line and get every constraint that touches it, the route your scheme needs, the documents that route requires, and what it will cost.
Ask Wren
FreePlanning questions answered from the policies themselves, with the passage it read shown next to the answer. 3 with no account at all.
Document drafting
PaidEvery document your council's own validation list requires, drafted against your authority's adopted local plan rather than a national template.
Case management
PaidSubmitted, tracked, and chased when it slips. Officer correspondence in one thread, and the decision notice when it lands.
Council intelligence
FreeApproval rate, decision times, adopted plan, levy rate and policies for all 378 live authorities. Indexed and free to read.
The line
Where free stops and paid starts.
It is a clean line and it is worth being blunt about, because every competitor charges for the half we give away.
| What you get | Price |
|---|---|
| The map and all its layers | Free |
| Site appraisal and constraint report | Free |
| Every council profile | Free |
| Your council's submission checklist | Free |
| Documents drafted for a real application | £150 |
| Case management to the decision | £200 |
| Chartered review and signature | £149 |
Go deeper
Every surface, in detail.
Start where it costs nothing.
Draw your site, read the constraints, see the likelihood and the price. Decide about the rest afterwards, or not at all.