Plans
Screen one project free, with no time limit. Paid plans add unlimited projects, project-specific answers, precedent search, and PDF reports.
Free
$0 one project, no time limit
Screen one project at no cost. Get a preliminary classification with its Part 617 citation, mapped site constraints, and a list of missing information.
- SEQR classification with its citation
- Site constraints screen
- List of missing project information
- One project
- Project Q&A
- Search past reviews
- Search the project record
- PDF reports
What you have now
Practitioner
$199 per seat / month, billed annually ($249 month to month)
Everything in Free, plus unlimited projects, answers based on the project record, precedent search, and PDF reports.
- Unlimited projects
- Project Q&A with page citations
- Precedent search across past reviews
- Searchable project facts and EIS passages with sources
- PDF export of the screening report
Billed annually. Choose month to month at checkout.
Early Partner
$199 per seat / month, held while the seat remains active
The first 20 New York firms can keep the $199 monthly rate while their seats remain active. Early Partners join a monthly feedback call and allow Plexus to name their firm as a partner.
- Everything in Practitioner
- $199 while the seat remains active
- A monthly call with us
- A direct channel for product feedback
Invite only. Enter your code at checkout.
Before you choose
Questions about plans
- Can I use the screening without paying?
- Yes. One project, its SEQR classification and citation, the site-constraints screen, and the list of missing information remain free with no time limit.
- When does the paid plan begin?
- Every new account receives the rest of the product for 14 days. After that, choose annual billing at $199 per seat each month or month-to-month billing at $249.
- What is the Early Partner plan?
- The first 20 New York firms can hold the $199 rate for as long as they keep the seat. The product is the same as Practitioner; the additional commitment is a monthly feedback call.