How It Works
Input. Draft. Submit.
Stamped is a preparation tool. You bring the job. We draft the reviewer-ready packet. You submit it under your own name to your city. Always.
What you do
- 1
Input
Drop the jobsite address and describe the scope in plain trade-pro language: “200A panel upgrade, detached SFR, no service-mast change.”
- 2
Stamped drafts
Stamped resolves the jurisdiction, code edition, and reviewer checklist. We pre-answer the inspector flags we've seen, cite the relevant code section, and assemble the form set with attachments.
- 3
You submit
You review the packet, sign as the named submitter, and file it with your city. Stamped never submits on your behalf — that line is fixed.
Why it works
Existing permit software was built for the enterprise: PermitFlow raised $91M to serve the kind of GC who can sign a $50K/year contract. The 1–5-employee residential contractor and DIY homeowner segments were priced out. Stamped is the tool for that segment.
The wedge is reviewer-anticipation: pre-answering inspector checklists rather than just filling in form fields. Plus a private template library — your packet #51 starts from the work you put into packets #1 through #50, on your account, never shared.
What you get
- A reviewer-ready packet. Forms, attachments, code citations, and the inspector-flag answers we've learned for that city.
- A private template library. Same panel upgrade in a new ZIP? Stamped remembers your scope and your typical attachments.
- Plain-language scope intake. No homeowner hand-holding, no “talk to your contractor” copy. Trade-pro voice.
- Per-packet pricing. $99 flat. No subscription. No per-seat scaling tax.
- A clear submitter line. You stay the named submitter on every permit. In licensed-expediter jurisdictions (Philadelphia, NYC, Chicago, others), you file the packet yourself.
Stamped operates as a preparation tool only. You remain the named submitter on every permit. We are not a licensed expediter, and we do not file on your behalf in any jurisdiction.