Founder-assisted evaluation
Test one review workflow before you commit.
DraftVerge helps organize release checks for supported ASCII DXF exports. We start with one real workflow, confirm the fit together and keep the decision with your qualified reviewer.
Ask about the free 14-day evaluationNo card. No automatic subscription. Do not email confidential drawings.
The path
Four simple steps
- Describe the workflow. Tell Isaac which CAD software you use, what you check before release and who makes the final decision.
- Confirm compatibility. We check that the intended cases fit the current ASCII DXF scope, including the file size and review details the browser tool supports.
- Run the evaluation. For 14 days, your team can test the workflow with authorized cases. We help you get started and answer questions while your reviewer verifies every finding in CAD.
- Review the evidence. We look at what was useful, what was missing and whether a separately scoped paid pilot makes sense. You choose what happens next.
What your team provides
A real review question
For example: “How do we make sure title-block and revision details are not missed before release?”
An authorized reviewer
Someone who can verify the tool's findings and decide whether a drawing is ready for your process.
Eligible test cases
Use a redacted or approved ASCII DXF export. Keep confidential files in an environment your organization has approved.
After the evaluation
Only pay if the next step is clear.
The optional Release Workflow Pilot is $750 USD, one time, for four weeks. It is separately scoped for one team, one supported title-block policy, five to ten authorized cases, one setup meeting, one results readout and up to six delivery hours.
We agree the scope, dates, data handling, success criteria and payment terms before any invoice is issued. The evaluation does not automatically become a paid pilot or subscription.
Read the full pilot policyQuestions before you start?
Send the CAD software, review task and reviewer role to hello@draftverge.com. A description is enough for the first message.
DraftVerge does not replace engineering review, release approval or a qualified person's judgment. See the privacy notice for data handling and the pilot policy for current scope.