Three products. One TruFrame.

Lite for a photoreal from a photo. Pro for site plans, builds, permitting and the AI draftsman. Studios for AIAD — Artificial Intelligence Aided Drawing — a full 3D CAD view with an agent and a manual view, on the same model. Drawings use TruFrame’s own proprietary AI.

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Create a free account to read this page and the FAQ, and to get offers if you want them. Subscribe before Lite, Pro or Studios will open. Add credits when you are ready to draw.

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The three components

Pick the work you do. Add the next level when you need it.

Subscriptions follow the product: Lite only, Lite and Pro, or all three. Teams sit on Pro and Studios. Studios includes five seats. Top-up prices are TBD when the monthly allowance is used up.

Level 1

TruFrame Lite

A photo of the yard in. A photorealistic render out. Edit, mask, and keep the history. No site plan, no 3D CAD, no team.

TruFrame after an address is on the plan — the starting place Lite users also know as a measured yard.

Level 2 · Lite + Pro

TruFrame Pro

Site plans, builds, permitting sheets, and the AI draftsman on a true-scale aerial. Trace the lot. Ask for a proposed plan. Export PDF and DXF. Teams can share the workspace.

Level 3 · all three

TruFrame Studios

AIAD — Artificial Intelligence Aided Drawing. Full 3D CAD with an AI agent and a manual view. Import DXF, DWG, STEP or STL. Record a 3D CAD video. Turn the model into a photoreal, a site plan and elevations. FreeCAD is the kernel. Blender is optional.

How it works

Three steps, and none of them is a site visit.

The measurements come first. Everything else is built on top of them, which is why what you hand a client survives contact with a zoning office.

Enter the address

TruFrame pulls the aerial and the elevation data, places it at true scale, and traces the building outline.

TruFrame Pro after an address is entered: the aerial sits on the 2D plan at true scale, with the scale bar visible.

Trace and confirm

Mark the lot line, the house, the pool. Setbacks and the buildable envelope come out automatically, dimensioned.

TruFrame 2D site plan with red dimension strings and a dashed typical-setback envelope around the lot, house and pool.

Hand it over

A drawn site plan sheet, a photorealistic render, and CAD files your draftsman or the town can actually open.

Finished TruFrame proposed site plan sheet with title block, north arrow, scale and dimensions.

The comparison that matters

You're not comparing us to other software. You're comparing us to the drive.

Every proposal today starts with a truck, a tape measure and a wait. That's the thing TruFrame replaces.

	Site visit + draftsman	TruFrame
Before you can quote	Drive out, measure, wait on a drawing	Same session
Cost per plan	Your time, plus a drafting fee	TBD
Turnaround	1–3 days	30–60 minutes
Revisions	Back to the draftsman	Change it and re-export
What the client sees	A drawing, or nothing yet	A render and a scaled plan
What the town sees	A drawing	A dimensioned sheet at verified scale

Why people switch

Half a day, or half an hour.

The measuring trip is the part nobody bills for and everybody pays for. It is the reason a quote takes until next week instead of this afternoon.

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What you get

Files that open where they need to open.

A picture wins the meeting. A dimensioned plan gets the permit. TruFrame produces both from the same measured model, so they never disagree with each other.

Site plan sheet

Lot, building, setbacks, hardscape and equipment, dimensioned, with a title block and a stated scale.

PDF

2D drawing

Layered and to scale, for your draftsman, your surveyor or the planning office.

DXF

Photorealistic render

Their actual yard with the work in it — from one photo, in the same session.

PNG · before / after

3D model — Studios

Real solids, not a mesh approximation, when the job needs engineering downstream. STEP, STL and IFC are Studios exports.

STEP · STL · IFC

The same TruFrame project as a dimensioned 2D plan on the aerial. — 2D plan

The same TruFrame project issued as a site plan sheet. — Site plan sheet

Who it's for

Built for the trades that get asked "what will it look like?" and "will it fit?" in the same meeting.

Pool builders

Fit the pool inside the real setbacks, on the real grade, with a catalog of real manufacturer geometry rather than a sketch.

Residential contractors

Additions, patios, outbuildings. Show the client, then hand the town a scaled plan.

Commercial and site work

Grade, drainage fall and buildable area on a parcel, before anyone mobilises.

Designers and draftsmen

Skip the measuring and start from a traced, scaled base you can take straight into CAD.

Pricing

A level for the work, renders for the draw.

Creating an account is free. Subscribe before Lite, Pro or Studios will open. Add credits anytime. Each level includes a monthly render allowance; extra renders bill at that level’s rate. Top-up prices are TBD. Annual billing is one month free.

LEVEL 1

TBD

Lite only

150 renders included. Extra renders TBD
Photorealistic renders from a photo
Edit, mask, history
Top-ups TBD
No Pro, no Studios, no team

LEVEL 2

TBD

Lite + Pro

400 renders included. Extra renders TBD
AI draftsman and the plan editor
Permit-ready site plan sheets
Site data and terrain in the site-plan pipeline
Proposals
Everything in Lite

LEVEL 3

TBD

Lite + Pro + Studios

1,200 renders included. Extra renders TBD
3D CAD — AI draftsman and manual
5 seats and team workspaces
Professional credential and certified sheets
Priority support

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Questions

The things people ask first.

Do I still need to visit the site?

For the final build, yes. TruFrame is for everything before that — quoting, showing the client, and knowing whether it fits before you spend half a day finding out.

How accurate is it?

The aerial is placed at true scale and the plan is dimensioned from it. TruFrame states the scale it used so you can check it. It is a design aid, not a stamped survey.

Can my draftsman open the files?

Yes. Pro exports PDF and DXF. STEP, STL and IFC are Studios.

Do I need to know CAD?

No. You trace what you see on the aerial and describe what you want. The drawing is produced for you.

What if the render isn't right?

Change the description and generate again. A revision costs another credit, but it takes minutes instead of another round-trip with a draftsman.

Is my client's property information private?

Yes. Nothing you make is public, and nothing is shared between accounts.

Your next quote could start from a plan instead of a drive.

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Top-up prices are TBD when the monthly allowance is used up.