Which plan fits your team.
Three questions. You get the plan that carries what you actually need, priced on your team size and volume, with the reason it landed there spelled out.
How this decides.
So you can check the reasoning rather than trust the output.
The highest plan any feature you pick requires. Nothing else moves it, so the answer is always traceable to a specific pick.
They price the answer. Expert costs more per seat and buys no credit discount, so no volume can make it the cheaper option and none of it is allowed to choose for you.
Manual plotting, closure and precision readouts, and PDF and DXF export are on every plan, including Free, so they never change the answer.
Questions about the recommendation
How does it decide?
The plan is whichever is the highest one any feature you picked requires, and nothing else moves it. The result names the picks that forced the answer, so you can see exactly why it landed where it did rather than taking it on trust.
Why does my volume not change the recommendation?
Because it cannot honestly change it. Expert costs $20 more per seat than Professional and buys no discount on plot credits, so there is no volume at which Expert becomes the cheaper choice. Volume and team size price the answer instead, which is what the numbers on the result screen are for.
It recommended Free. Is that right?
Yes, if nothing you picked needs a paid plan. Manual plotting, closure and precision readouts, and PDF and DXF export are free forever and need no card, so a team that only needs those should not be paying us. Pick AI Automated Plotting or GIS export and the answer changes.
Is the Enterprise figure a quote?
No. Enterprise is sales-led, so the number shown prices a committed year of plots at the pooled rate with no seat fee. Treat it as the shape of the deal and confirm the terms with sales.
Where does the feature list come from?
The pricing page, which is the source of record for what each plan includes. If the two ever disagree, the pricing page is right and this tool is stale.
Not sure the time saving is real?
The ROI calculator runs the other half of the decision: what 30 minutes a plot is worth once the seats and the credits are paid for.