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Price the permitting on your bid in 60 seconds.

Built for estimators. Enter the project, get the permits mapped, the city fees itemized from published schedules, a realistic timeline, and our fixed service fee — a real line item for your bid instead of a guessed allowance. Save it to your desk; the day you win, one tap files it.

Already working with PermitsPros? Take your Client Seat — won bids and live projects, tracked in one place. No drawings for the bid yet? The Designer seat drafts the set — Title 24 included.

Regulation cost built into new U.S. homes today $0 and counting

Modeled estimate — NAHB (June 2026): regulation ≈ $132,000 of the price of each new single-family home (26.4%), and 94.2% of developers say regulation typically causes delays × 943,000 U.S. single-family housing starts in 2025 (U.S. Census Bureau). What waiting costs your project →

60-second permit estimate

Project name (optional — e.g. “Target TI – San Jose”) Project address *

Project city *

Project type *

Trade / scope *

Rough size — sq ft (optional)

Estimated project value $ (optional)

Bid due date (optional — saved with your desk project)

Your permit estimate

Permit likely required	Est. city fee	PermitsPros fee

Estimated city fees (paid to the city)

PermitsPros service fees (paid only if you file with us)

Save it to your Estimator Desk

We email you this estimate and save the project to your desk — track every bid, update the status when you win, re-price when scope changes. No password; your email is your key.

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See a sample estimate

A real Estimator Desk estimate — a San Francisco retail TI with a fire alarm permit, priced from the published SF DBI schedule. Yours runs the same way: permits mapped, city fees itemized, our service fee fixed.

Sample Estimator Desk permit estimate for a San Francisco retail tenant improvement: building permit and fire alarm permit, itemized city fees totaling $3,181, PermitsPros service fees $375, timeline 27 to 73 days

My Estimator Desk

Every bid you're pricing, with its permit estimate attached. Won one? Tap “We won it” and the same details flow straight into a filing order.

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Bidding a parcel that might sit in a flood, seismic, fault, or fire hazard zone? Run the Hazard & Flood Zone Report ($49) — a required geologic or flood report changes the bid, and it's better priced in than discovered at plan check.