Residential permits, researched
Permit roadmaps your team can act on.
Describe the job. Permitify finds the jurisdiction, researches the process from official sources, and drafts the project.
Example roadmap
New attached deck, 16 x 12 ft
Charlotte, NC
County building permit
Required before construction.
code.mecknc.gov(source: Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, opens in a new tab)City lot review (LDIRL)
City approval comes before County issuance.
charlottenc.gov(source: City of Charlotte, opens in a new tab)
Site plan
House, deck footprint, lot lines, stairs and easements.
code.mecknc.gov(source: Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, opens in a new tab)Framing plan and section
For review and inspection reference.
codes.iccsafe.org(source: NC Residential Code 2024, Ch. 47, opens in a new tab)City zoning supplement
Describe the deck as an Addition, with built-upon area.
LDIRL applicant guide(source: City of Charlotte, opens in a new tab)
Footing
After holes are open, before concrete.
code.mecknc.gov(source: Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, opens in a new tab)Framing
While framing and connections are visible.
code.mecknc.gov(source: Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, opens in a new tab)Final
After all permitted work is complete.
code.mecknc.gov(source: Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, opens in a new tab)
Open questions: HOA review, rear lot-line distance, ledger attachment
From a sentence to a plan your team can work from
Describe
Tell Permitify about the job in Claude or on the website: the address, the scope, what is changing.
Research
It resolves the jurisdiction and builds a permit roadmap, with every requirement linked to the official source it came from.
Claim
Open the draft project in your firm workspace. The researched scope and evidence come with it.
Prepare
Assign owners, collect documents, answer open questions and assemble the application together.
One workspace for the whole permit
Requirements with sources
Each requirement shows where it came from, so you can check it before you rely on it.
Documents
Drawings, site plans and forms live with the project, not in an inbox.
Tasks and owners
Every open item has a person and a next step.
Corrections
Track reviewer comments through to a response your team signs off on.
Status
See where each permit stands and when it was last checked.
Start where you already work
In Claude
Add the Permitify connector and describe the job in a conversation. Claude hands you a link to the draft project.
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector.
On the web
Prefer a form? Start the same intake on the website. The connector is optional.
Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, starting with decks and driveways.
We research a few permit types deeply before adding more. Working somewhere else? Tell us where, and we will let you know when it is covered.
Request your jurisdictionPlans for every size of firm
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial once your first claimed project has a usable roadmap.
Starter
For a solo architect or contractor running one job at a time.
$99per user / month
- 1 active project
- Sourced permit roadmap
- Documents and tasks
- Email support
Professional
Most popularFor firms with repeat residential work and a team to coordinate.
$199per user / month
- Unlimited active projects
- Shared team workspace
- Corrections tracking
- Permit status tracking
- Priority support
Enterprise
For larger firms that want help rolling Permitify out.
Custom
- Everything in Professional
- Onboarding for your team
- A named contact at Permitify
- Input on which jurisdictions we add next
Questions
Where does Permitify work today?
Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, for residential permits. Decks and driveways come first. We add jurisdictions and permit types once we can research them reliably.
Does Permitify submit the permit for me?
Not yet. Permitify researches the process and helps your team prepare the application. You submit it through the jurisdiction as you do today.
How do I know the requirements are right?
Every requirement links to the official source it came from, such as the county code or the permitting office. Your team reviews the roadmap before acting on it.
Do I need Claude to use Permitify?
No. You can start a project on the website. If your team already works in Claude, the connector lets you start one from a conversation.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your projects, documents and history stay available to view and export. Preparation and automatic updates pause until you choose a paid plan.