For homeowners · one-time purchase

Pulling your own permit? Get the whole packet for $39.

You do not need contractor software to file one permit. Pick your county and the job, answer a short form, and print a complete owner-builder submittal packet — application, affidavit and supporting forms. No subscription, nothing renews.

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What you get

Know what you are signing. An owner-builder permit makes you — not a licensed contractor — responsible for the work, for code compliance and for anyone you pay to help. Several states restrict it to your own primary residence, cap the job value, or bar a sale for 12 months. We generate the paperwork; we are not your attorney and this is not legal advice.

Homeowner permit questions

Can a homeowner pull their own building permit?
In most states, yes — on a home you own and live in. It is called an owner-builder permit. You typically sign a sworn owner-builder disclosure statement accepting responsibility for the work, code compliance and any workers you hire. Rules vary: some states cap the job value, some bar you from selling the home for a year, and some require the affidavit to be notarized.
What is included in the Homeowner Permit Pass?
Three generated documents, valid for 30 days: your county's permit application, the owner-builder affidavit or disclosure for your state, and any supporting form the job needs — scope of work, contractor/sub list, or a lead-safe RRP record on a pre-1978 home.
Is this a subscription?
No. It is a one-time $39 charge. Nothing renews and there is no card on file after the purchase.
Do you file the permit for me?
Not today. The pass produces a complete, print-ready packet that you sign and submit to your building department — in person, by mail or through their online portal.
What if my county rejects something?
Email help@rapidpermitsystems.com with the rejection notice. We will regenerate the packet at no extra cost, and refund the pass within 14 days if we cannot get you a submittable set.

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