See the conflicts in your plan set before you pay.
Upload up to 100 sheets. We'll show you one finding in full plus two summaries from the most important coordination conflicts in your drawings — discipline clashes, spec-to-plan contradictions, scope-boundary gaps. No card. No commitment.
How big is your plan set?
Free preview, no card. You'll see one finding in full plus two summaries; the rest unlock for a one-time fee.
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Here is a complete report we delivered
Rather than show you a mock-up, here is an actual Flikt.AI report on a real multifamily project — every finding, every sheet reference, and the drawing viewer, exactly as it was delivered.
This is the full paid analysis. Your free preview returns the same report shape with one finding unlocked in full and two more as summaries.
Open the sample reportNo account, no card — it opens straight away.
How it works
From upload to preview in one sitting. No procurement, no demo calls, no sales touch unless you ask for one.
Upload your plan set
Drag in PDFs or a zip. Architectural, structural, MEP, fire protection, civil — bring whatever you have, up to 100 sheets for the free preview.
We analyze it
Our coordination review looks across disciplines for clashes, spec-to-plan contradictions, scope-boundary gaps, and missing code-required documentation. No human touches your drawings.
You see a tiered preview
You get the single most important finding in full — title, description, sheet refs, severity, cost impact — plus two summaries of the next two. The rest of the report stays locked until you choose to unlock it for a one-time fee.
Up to 100 sheets, free
Bring your most complex 100 sheets. We bound the preview so you can try us without scoping or approval cycles.
1 full finding + 2 summaries, unlocked
The single most important finding shown in full — title, description, sheet refs, severity, cost impact. The next two as summaries (title + severity + discipline + sheets, without the description). Sells depth on one, volume on two.
The rest, locked until you decide
The remaining findings sit behind a one-time unlock. No subscription. No card on file.
Frequently asked
What kinds of conflicts do you find?+
Discipline coordination clashes (structural vs architectural, MEP vs ceiling, fire protection vs other trades), specification-to-plan contradictions, scope-boundary gaps, and code checks we can verify from the drawings — code-citation and edition issues, threshold checks such as egress capacity or equipment sizing, and code-required documentation that is missing. The set of categories grows over time.
How accurate is it?+
Flikt.AI is in early customer preview. Reports are AI-generated and quality varies with the size and complexity of the plan set. The report supplements professional design review — it does not replace coordination, QA, or stamped review by a design professional.
What if my plan set is bigger than 100 sheets?+
You can still start the free preview. If your upload exceeds the 100-sheet preview cap, we let you know and offer two options: re-upload a 100-sheet subset, or request a custom quote for the full set. Larger engagements run as a sales-touch conversation.
What does it cost to unlock the full report?+
Introductory pricing is $10 per sheet for the unlock, billed once. You see the exact total before you pay. The free preview is and stays free — no card is required to try it.
Is my plan set confidential?+
Yes. Confidentiality terms are spelled out in Section 4 of our Master Service Agreement. You retain all rights in your drawings; we use them only to produce your report.
Do I have to sign up to try it?+
Yes. We need an account so we can store your report and send you a link when it is ready. Email-only sign-up is fine; no credit card is requested for the preview.
Try us on your most complex 100 sheets.
The free preview is the fastest way to see whether Flikt.AI catches what your team would have caught — and what it would have missed.