Land development software for South Australia

Three systems, one address

Every stage of a land development decision, run against the same parcel:

• Planning runs site feasibility. The zone, overlays and assessment pathways live from PlanSA, the parcel measured from the state cadastre, the buildable envelope after setbacks, and the dwelling yield, with comparable development applications nearby, ranked by density.
• Feaso runs development feasibility. Acquisition, construction, statutory charges, finance and sales at verified current year South Australian government rates: net profit, margins and the result per unit.
• Architect draws the scheme to comply. Every setback and dimension measured against the Planning and Design Code, with drawing sheets and DXF export.

Built on the state's own systems

Land development in South Australia runs on state infrastructure: PlanSA for zones, overlays and policy, SAPPA for the cadastre, the Planning and Design Code for the rules, and the Development Application Register for precedent. SiteCalc reads them live at run time, so a feasibility reflects the parcel as the state records it today, not a cached copy.

That is also why SiteCalc covers South Australia only: depth in one state's systems over thin coverage of eight.

Who it's for

Developers weighing an acquisition, builders sizing what a block can carry, and land agents who want the answer before the vendor asks the question. If the decision starts with a South Australian address, SiteCalc runs it end to end: feasibility, numbers, drawings.

Questions

What is SiteCalc?

SiteCalc is a land development app for South Australia. It runs planning feasibility, development feasibility and compliant drawings for any SA property, three systems on one address: Planning, Feaso and Architect.

Is there a SiteCalc app?

Yes. SiteCalc runs in the browser, and every feasibility becomes a typed report with a permanent link. Access is by referral at this stage.

Which state does SiteCalc cover?

South Australia only. SiteCalc is built on the state's own planning systems, PlanSA, SAPPA and the Planning and Design Code, and covers every South Australian address.

Who is SiteCalc for?

Developers, builders and land agents assessing South Australian sites. Anyone who needs to know what a parcel of land can carry before committing to it.