Issued drawing sets, RFIs and submittals while the job runs; a permanent, searchable archive after closeout. $499 a month for 50 users, not $135 a seat.
Flat-rate pricing, published below. Card required at checkout, not charged until the trial ends.
A client calls about renovating a building you designed fifteen years ago. Three folders say final, and nobody is sure which one the field actually used.
Ctrl-F finds nothing in a 400-sheet scanned PDF because there is nothing to find, so someone pages through it.
Closeout ends with a hard drive or a ZIP. That is the moment the owner's archive problem begins, and the moment they call you for it again.
Per-seat tools fit the active project team. The sixty people who need the archive twice a year never get a seat, so the archive lives on a server.
Group sheets into sets by discipline, track revision and issue date, and share a complete, versioned set with a consultant or sub in a couple of clicks.
Two revisions side by side with every changed area highlighted and counted, then a plain-English explanation of each change with a severity rating.
Per-project access with view, download or comment permissions. It ends when the job does. $199 per project, one-time, instead of a monthly seat.
Every scanned sheet OCR'd, every project organized by client, site and building, and search that matches partial words across filenames, sheet numbers and the sheet itself.
A hospital system runs its record archive across 10 sites on ArchiveView, every sheet OCR'd and searchable.
Professional covers up to 50 users: the active project team and everyone who needs the archive twice a year.
Owner, consultant or sub access per project, one-time.
Included in Professional, with AI submittal review against the spec.
One price for the whole team. No per-user fees. Save 10% with annual billing.
Add-ons on any plan: DWG-to-PDF conversion $49/mo, advanced CAD viewer $79/mo, AI chat $99/mo. Compare against per-seat tools for your team size.
Not for scheduling, cost or daily logs. ArchiveView is for the documents: issued sets, RFIs, submittals, punch lists, and the permanent archive after closeout that project tools were never built to hold. Many firms run both.
Yes. Hand the owner their own organization, or give them per-project access that stays live as long as you want. Either way, every file and its metadata can be exported at any time.
Comparison runs on PDFs and images. DWG files are stored alongside them and can be converted to PDF with the $49 per month add-on, or opened in the $79 per month advanced CAD viewer.
Per project, with view, download or comment permissions, for $199 one-time. They see their project's folders and nothing else, and every file they open is in the audit log.
Starter is $149 per month for up to 10 users; Professional is $499 per month for up to 50 users; Enterprise is custom above that. Annual billing takes 10% off. Contractor access is $199 per project, one-time. There is no per-seat charge for people who open a drawing twice a year.
A clear guide to as-built drawings — what they are, how they differ from record drawings and redlines, why they matter for decades, and how to keep them findable and current.
A simple, durable file naming convention for construction drawings and documents — the components that matter, a copy-and-paste template, and how to keep the whole team consistent.
ArchiveView now pairs its instant visual diff with Claude AI analysis: every change between two drawing revisions described in plain English, with severity ratings, categories, and the exact page and location.
Thirty minutes, your documents, no canned demo.