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A comment letter is the list of corrections a city plan checker sends back after reviewing your permit drawings. Cities also call it a correction letter, a correction notice, plan review comments, or a plan check letter. Each numbered comment cites a code section and asks for a change or a clarification before the permit can be issued.

Upload the comment letter itself, as a PDF or Word file, and drop in the rest of the submittal package: drawings, calculations, reports. Every comment is checked not only against the state and municipal code but against your own files, so the more the agent can read, the more precisely each response points to a sheet. Only the letter is required, and there is no account to create.

One table with every comment from the letter, in the letter's own numbering. Under each comment: a drafted response, the code section it rests on, a verdict on whether the comment is a real deficiency, and a short action plan naming what to change and on which sheet. You can chat with the report, assign comments to your team, and export the responses into your letter.

The letter's header names the city and usually the permit number. From that, the engine picks the adopted code group for that jurisdiction: the state code, the year edition, and local amendments where we have them. Each comment is checked against that code, not against a general model's memory.

Yes. The report is written in English, and one control above the table turns every comment, drafted response and action plan into Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Korean, Russian, Armenian, Arabic and a dozen more — and back to English. Code sections, sheet numbers and dimensions stay exactly as the city wrote them. The Word export you send to the city stays in English.

The first 6 comments are free to preview (the first one, on a letter of 6 or fewer). To unlock the whole report you pay once, by comment count: $19 for 5 comments or fewer, up to $69 for 30, then $10 for every further 5. No subscription. If the report is not useful, we refund you in full.

Yes. Every upload gets its own isolated project, and the only way to open a report is its link, which carries a random identifier that cannot be guessed or enumerated. Report pages are hidden from search engines and never cached by crawlers, and we never share a link with anyone. You may share it with your team to work on the letter together; from then on, who holds the link is up to you. Your files are never used to train AI models, and we delete a run on request.

No. It is a drafting and verification tool for you and your design team. Every response is a draft that a licensed professional on the project should review before it goes to the city, especially structural, fire and accessibility items. The report tells you what the code says and where; the decision stays with you.

Yes. When your letter is a Word file, the export fills your original letter with a response under each comment, in the letter's own fonts and numbering. Otherwise you copy each response, or share the report link with the people on your team who make the drawing changes.