TestFit for Municipalities

Test a rezoning or new overlay district on real parcels before you adopt it. See exactly what your policy would produce, in units and dollars.

Adopt policy. Wait for developers to apply. Hope the results match the intent. Amend the code when they don't. Repeat every three years.

Validate that a proposed development complies with your code in minutes, not hours. Standardize how every application gets reviewed across your planning department.

Every application eats staff time on manual code-checking. Consistency depends on which planner picks up the file. Complex proposals sit in review for weeks.

Model scenarios live in front of council or the community. Answer "what if we upzoned this?" in the room, with real numbers on screen.

Public meetings run on best guesses and static site plans. Every "what if" becomes a two-week callback and another meeting to sit through.

Tie every zoning decision to long-term revenue and cost. Show officials whether the buildings your policy allows will pay for the services they require.

Zoning decisions get made without fiscal analysis. The lights, roads, and public safety costs of new development become a surprise years down the line.