Fence Planner & Estimator
Address in. Fence plan, footage and a price out.
Homeowners type their address. The planner finds their lot, proposes a fence along the property line, lets them adjust any side with a tap and hands the footage to an instant estimate priced with your numbers.
Live today on Azalea City Fence's website.
Live demo
Watch it draw a fence from the sky. Then draw your own.
The planner, running on real aerial imagery with demo pricing. Pick a sample home and it draws the fence, counts the feet and prices the range in front of you. Take over any time: move a corner, drop a gate, switch material, or type your own address and draw from scratch.
Pick a sample home
The problem
Most fence leads start with a question nobody can answer: how many feet?
Measure visits eat the week
Driving out to tape a yard that was only ever price-shopping costs a crew lead half a day.
Online calculators ask homeowners to guess
“Enter linear feet” is where most visitors give up. Nobody knows the number for their own yard.
Leads arrive without the details
A name and a phone number starts a week of phone tag to learn the length, height, material and gates.
How it works
Four steps, one thumb.
- 1
Find the home
The homeowner types an address. The planner finds the lot and its property lines from county parcel records.
- 2
The fence draws itself
It proposes a fence for the backyard, the whole lot or around the house, aware of where the house and the street are.
- 3
Adjust with a tap
Move a corner, erase a side or draw a new one. Side lengths and total footage update as they go.
- 4
Price it and book it
Footage flows into the estimator. Pick material, height, gates and add-ons to see a range, then book a free on-site measure.
Features
A real planning tool, not a lead form in disguise.
Built with a working fence company and shipped to its live site, then tuned on the lots that broke the first version.
Property-line-aware footage
Starts from the parcel boundary, so the plan begins where the yard actually is, not where a guess puts it.
Three layouts
Backyard, whole lot or around the house, with an inset from the line and a tie-in point at the house.
Move, erase, draw
Homeowners fix anything with a tap. No parcel on file? They draw the fence from scratch and keep going.
Fences, decks and pergolas
One estimator prices all three, so the same tool serves every project a homeowner is planning.
Priced with your numbers
Materials, heights, walk and drive gates, terrain, tear-out, stain and gate openers all follow your pricing.
Shareable estimates
Every estimate has its own link, so a homeowner can send the plan to a spouse before they call.
Phone-first
A sticky ballpark bar keeps the price in view on a phone while the homeowner changes options.
Leads with the spec attached
The request arrives with footage, material, height and gates already filled in.
Honest by design
Every number is labelled a ballpark and confirmed with a free on-site measurement before anything is quoted.
Live today
Live on Azalea City Fence.
Built by Digital Gravity for Azalea City Fence in Mobile and Baldwin County, Alabama. It powers their fence footage calculator and their instant estimate page. These are unedited screenshots of the public pages.
Real screenshots of the public pages, captured October 10, 2026. Try it yourself on the live site.
White-label & licensing
License it for your service area.
The planner runs on your website, under your brand, with your prices. Homeowners never leave your site.
Pricing
Talk to us
Licensing depends on your service area and the parcel data it needs.
- Your logo, colors and voice on every screen
- Your materials, heights, gates and add-on pricing
- Leads delivered to your inbox with the full spec
- Coverage confirmed county by county before launch
- Set up and maintained by Digital Gravity
FAQ
Questions buyers ask first.
Is the footage accurate enough to quote from?
It is accurate enough to plan and price a ballpark, which is its job. It is not a survey and does not establish a property line. County lines are approximate, so homeowners can adjust any side, and the contractor confirms the real fence line on site before quoting.
What happens if a property is not in the parcel records?
The homeowner draws the fence by hand and keeps going, or types the footage straight into the estimator. Nobody hits a dead end.
Which areas can it cover?
Coverage follows county parcel records. Before launch we confirm the data and the terms of use for every county in your service area.
Can it use our prices?
Yes. Materials, heights, gates, terrain and add-ons are all priced from your numbers, and every result is shown as a range.
Does it handle decks and pergolas?
Yes. The estimator prices fences, decks and pergolas. The property-line planner measures fences.
How much does it cost?
Licensing depends on your service area and the parcel data it needs. Book a call and we will scope it for your counties.
Put a fence planner on your site.
Tell us your service area and we will check coverage before you commit to anything.
Talk to us