Free
Explore FrameVerk and save your first project.
$0
- 1 saved project
- Basic frame layout
- Limited roof preview
- Basic sun/shadow preview
Founder access for timber frame builders
Built to be the fastest timber frame workflow.
Draw the frame, generate the roof, change spacing once, and watch the cut list update. FrameVerk turns timber frame planning into a fast CAD-grade online workflow instead of a slow CAD session.
Project in under 5 minutesCAD-grade millimeter precisionComplex roof workflows
Save projects now; online viewing and collaboration are rolling out during launch.
FrameVerk project workspace
FrameRoofSunCut list
Workflow
Four decisions, one connected project.
01
Draw the frame
02
Generate the roof
03
Adjust spacing
04
Review takeoff
Product scenes
Explore the workflow one decision at a time.
Click-place the timber frame layout.
Walls, plates, posts, supports, and sheathing context stay tied to the saved model instead of scattered CAD geometry.
- Wall layout with automatic lengths
- Posts, plates, supports, and sheathing context
- Saved cloud project from the first pass
Project details
See what fits your workflow.
FrameVerk is built for fast timber frame planning, from the first layout pass to roof decisions, sun review, and cut-list context.
Who FrameVerk is for
Timber frame builders, small shops, designers, drafters, and serious owner-builders who need to move from framing decisions to a saved project faster.
- Builders who want a faster path than setting up generic CAD from scratch
- Small shops that need saved projects, cloned options, and review context
- Designers who need 3D, 2D, and material context in one workflow
- Owner-builders who want to understand roof, spacing, shadows, and quantities before spending money
What ships in the launch workflow
The launch page should sell the workflow, but the details are still available for users who want proof before signup.
- Click-place walls, plates, posts, supports, and sheathing context
- Roof pitch, overhang, fascia, rafters, hips, valleys, jacks, and birdsmouth workflows
- Sun position and shadow preview by project location or manual control
- 3D visual review, 2D cut-detail previews, lumber summaries, saved projects, and cloned options
FrameVerk vs a general CAD session
General CAD can draw almost anything. FrameVerk focuses on making timber frame planning fast, connected, and repeatable.
- First layout: click-place the frame instead of setting up lines, layers, and framing objects by hand
- Roof changes: generate roof workflows instead of rebuilding roof members manually
- Spacing revisions: change once and apply across the model
- Takeoff context: keep 3D, 2D, member lengths, and cut-list data together
Common launch questions
A Free account lets you explore the workflow. Pro is the paid workflow for real projects, with a 14-day trial before the first charge.
- FrameVerk is not just a visualizer; the goal is a CAD-grade timber frame workspace with connected project outputs
- Free includes 1 saved project and limited output so you can reach the first aha moment
- Pro includes the full workflow: unlimited projects, full roofs, cut lists, exports, revisions, and sharing features as they roll out
- Complex roof support ships when runtime, save/load, and cut-list behavior are verified
- Sun and shadow preview is launch scope, with location-based and manual controls
- Planning and takeoff output should still be verified as part of the normal professional review and permitting process
Launch pricing
Start free. Use Pro for real projects.
Start with a Free account. Upgrade to Pro when you are ready for the full workflow: 14-day trial, card required, no charge today.
Pro
Plan real timber frame projects with the full workflow.
$39/mo
- 14-day free trial
- Card required, no charge today
- Unlimited projects
- Full roofs, cut lists, exports, and revisions
Team
For shops that need shared projects and team workflows.
Contact
- Shared project access
- Multi-seat setup
- Launch workflow planning
- Contact for details
Launch access
Create the account before your next frame revision.
Put a real project in it, save the model, then see how quickly walls, roofs, spacing, sun/shadow preview, cut details, and lumber numbers update when the plan changes.