Introducing SiteCAD — Site engineering and design, in your browser.

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Site design has been stuck between two bad options. Professional CAD runs $275 a month, lives on a desktop, and takes months to learn. Consumer tools are friendly but can't handle real terrain, real earthwork, or real engineering output. People who plan a homestead, a subdivision, a pasture rotation, or a listing visualization have had to pick between overkill and not-enough.

SiteCAD is the third option. It runs in your browser — no download, no install, nothing to license per seat. It handles real terrain, parametric solids, scenario branching, and engineering exports. And an AI assistant sits alongside you while you work — it drafts layouts, answers questions about your site data, and suggests next steps. You approve before anything changes.

You can start for free, right now, from any browser.

Site design shouldn't cost $275 a month

Every engineer, designer, landowner, or agent who's tried to plan on real terrain has hit a wall — price, learning curve, installation requirement. We think the wall is the software model, not the problem. So we made a different bet: browser-based, free tier with real tools, and you only pay when you need more.

The free plan has real terrain, not a toy. Pro is $19/month, Studio $49, Premier $199 — Founding Member pricing locks in for the life of your account.

What's actually in it

Real terrain, from real data

Pull DEMs, satellite imagery, contours, splatmaps, and vegetation. SiteCAD is not a generic 3D sandbox with a fake ground plane — your site is the actual site.

Parametric solids and scenario branching

Solids carry dimensions, textures, and editable history. Scenarios let you compare house at the ridge against house at the pasture edge without destroying either.

An AI assistant that drafts and suggests

The assistant drafts layouts from a prompt, summarizes site data, and flags constraints. Every AI-initiated change is queued for your approval before it modifies the scene. Ask it to propose a building site, then accept or adjust.

Publish and share — no sign-in required for viewers

The published 3D viewer works on mobile, requires no account to view, supports your branding in the toolbar, and ships with analytics and feedback. Use it for board approvals, listing pages, grant visuals, and contractor handoff.

One toolkit, seven markets

SiteCAD is built on a small set of site-design primitives that turn out to apply across very different workflows:

  • Homesteaders planning the first house on raw land
  • Civil engineers running a 20-lot subdivision through earthwork
  • Farmers and ranchers laying out fences, waterways, and pasture rotations
  • Landscape architects turning a concept into something a client can walk through
  • Real estate agents showing what raw land could become
  • Conservation and fire managers documenting easements and planning restoration
  • HOA boards showing residents what the amenity upgrade will look like before the vote

One toolkit. Your workflow.

How we got here

We kept rebuilding the same site-plan primitives for different markets and realized the primitives were the product. Every feature we build is built assuming an AI can drive it, which is why the assistant isn't an add-on — it's how the system was designed to be used.

We're in alpha. We'll evolve fast, and Founding Members lock in current pricing forever.

What's next

  • Library ecosystem — we're seeding essentials libraries (fencing, irrigation, NRCS practices, civil ops, real-estate templates) built from the same primitives anyone can extend.
  • SiteCAD Simyour site, simulated. A non-interactive SiteCAD that keeps one scenario running, where sensors, controllers, and an agent team can work alongside it. One headline tier at $49/month for homesteaders; Sim Plus capacity tier on request for teams. Every Sim you start in our first 90 days locks in launch pricing for the life of that Sim.
  • Developer platform — if you want to build on SiteCAD, we're opening early-access codes.

No download. No credit card. Real terrain on the free plan.