Volume pricing
High-volume discounts for organizations reviewing 500 or more projects a year, or monthly credit plans with annual discounts up to 35%. The exact price of every review is shown before you pay.
Enterprise · 500+ projects a year
Plan review for every project, not just the risky ones
For Fortune 500 owners, national store and hotel programs, and firms reviewing hundreds of sets a year: volume pricing, security controls your IT team can sign off on, dedicated support, and a review that runs the same way on project one and project five hundred.
Groundbook AI Enterprise is for organizations reviewing 500 or more projects per year. It adds high-volume discounts, dedicated customer support, SSO and MFA, an audit trail, granular access levels, on-premises deployment, and custom integrations to the same review everyone gets: drawings cross-checked against each other, the specifications, your checklist, and the building code, with every finding tied to the sheet and text it came from. Data handling is identical on every plan: hosted on AWS in the United States, encrypted, and never used to train models.
By industry
Built for owners who build the same building many times
Fortune 500 retailers, hotel brands, logistics networks, and other enterprise owners review a prototype or standard against every site. Each page shows what Groundbook checks for that kind of program.
Retail chains
- Big-box retailSupercenters, prototypes, and remodels
- Warehouse clubsHigh-bay clubs, fuel, and tire centers
- Grocery chainsSupermarkets, refrigeration, remodels
- Home improvement retailGarden centers, lumber, and hazmat
- Pharmacy chainsDrive-throughs, clinics, and refits
- Dollar and discount storesSmall-box rollouts and cooler adds
- Auto parts retailStore prototypes, hubs, and relocations
- Convenience stores and fuelFuel canopies, food service, car washes
- Specialty and off-price retailMall and shopping center build-outs
Hospitality and food service
Logistics and industrial
- Fulfillment and distribution centersFulfillment, sortation, and retail DCs
- Cold-chain distributionFreezers, coolers, and refrigeration
- Parcel and delivery stationsSort buildings, van lots, and charging
- Manufacturing plantsNew plants, expansions, and retrofits
- Data center programsHyperscale and colocation campuses
What is included
Built for organizations, priced for volume
Security your IT team can check
Hosted on AWS in the United States or on-premises, encrypted at rest and in transit, private storage, scoped access. SSO and MFA, an audit trail, and granular access levels. An NDA is available. Read the security page.
Dedicated support
A direct line to our team for onboarding, review checklists, code sources, and questions about findings.
Custom integrations
Import from Autodesk Construction Cloud (including Revit sheets), SharePoint and OneDrive, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, Egnyte, Bluebeam, Bentley ProjectWise, Fieldwire, or email today. We build what your workflow needs. See integrations.
Assistants, API, and command line
Use Groundbook from Microsoft Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Grok, script it from a terminal, or call the REST API from your own systems. Every connection keeps the person's exact permissions. See the developer offering.
Your data stays yours
You own your documents and findings. Project data is never used to train models, is visible only to the people you invite or your organization, and can be permanently deleted on request.
Rollout
How teams bring it in
Pilot on live projects
Run two or three real sets through a review with the people who will own the findings, and compare the results with your own QA/QC pass.
Standardize the review
Put your review checklist and the code copies your license lets you share into the organization workspace, so every project is checked the same way. Assign findings, comment, and export reports and marked-up drawings.
Scale it out
Move to volume pricing, turn on SSO, connect the file sources your teams already use, and let assistants or the API bring findings into the tools where work happens.
Compare
Pay as you go or Enterprise
The review is the same. Enterprise changes how you buy it, sign in, and get help.
| Pay as you go | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1 per drawing page, $0.25 per reference page, checks priced by scope. Pay per project. | High-volume discounts on the same pricing, or prepaid credits |
| Support | Email support | Dedicated customer support |
| Sign-in | Email or Google account | SSO and MFA on request |
| Integrations | Standard file sources: Autodesk Construction Cloud (including Revit sheets), SharePoint, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, Egnyte, Bluebeam, ProjectWise, Fieldwire, email | Standard sources plus custom integrations |
| Assistants, API, CLI | Included | Included |
| Data protection | Same on every plan: AWS in the United States, encrypted, never used for training | Same, plus an audit trail, granular access levels, on-premises deployment, an NDA, and a security questionnaire on request |
Full details on the pricing page.
Good to know
Questions
Do we need Enterprise to use the assistants or the API?
No. Every account can connect Microsoft Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Grok, use the command line, and call the API. Enterprise is about volume pricing, sign-in, support, and custom integrations.
Can our IT or legal team review your terms first?
Yes. The security page, privacy policy, and terms of service describe the commitments. Send security questionnaires, an NDA, or agreement questions to support@groundbook.ai.
Where is our project data stored?
On Amazon Web Services infrastructure in the United States, with backups in the same region, or on-premises if your organization needs it. Project files, the database, and backups are encrypted at rest, and traffic is encrypted with TLS.
Does Enterprise change how the review works?
No. The same review runs on every plan. What changes is how you buy it, how people sign in, who helps you, and which systems we connect to.
How do we start?
Book a demo or email us. Most organizations start with two or three pilot projects before moving to volume pricing.
Review every set the same careful way
Tell us how many projects you review a year and which systems you use. We will come back with pricing and a rollout plan.