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ZoneSheet vs AIAEC (ChatAEC)

ZoneSheet vs AIAEC: which fits your workflow?

What AIAEC is: AIAEC is a newer, well-funded entrant with a similar pitch, PDF in, structured zoning data out, in minutes. As of this writing it has not published pricing.

Where ZoneSheet fits: ZoneSheet is live today with public pricing, a working free demo at /try, ready the moment you open it, and a documented zero-hallucination result on a 672-page municipal ordinance that anyone can verify by running their own PDF through the demo. As of this writing, AIAEC has not published pricing.

AIAEC (ChatAEC)
See table
Pricing model detailed below
ZoneSheet
$39 /mo
7-day free trial · $349/yr if billed annually

Feature comparison

Pricing transparency, demo availability, citation format, and jurisdiction coverage claim, compared. Compiled from each vendor’s public pricing and product pages as of mid-2026; verify current details directly with the vendor before deciding.

DimensionAIAEC (ChatAEC)ZoneSheet
Pricing transparencyNo published pricing as of this writing, per our research.[1] Check AIAEC’s site directly for the current status.Published: $39 per month, locked for life, 7-day free trial. $349 per year if billed annually.
Demo availabilityNot independently verified for this page; check aiaec’s own site for current demo access.Free live demo at /try. Paste zoning text and see the real extraction right away.
Citation formatNot independently verified for this page.Every extracted value cited to the exact page and line in your source PDF.
Jurisdiction coverage claimMarkets a PDF-in, structured-zoning-out pitch; specific coverage claims not independently verified for this page.Documented on a 672-page Albuquerque, NM ordinance: zero hallucinated values in a fully populated, cited R-1 row.[3]

The Albuquerque proof point

672
page ordinance

ZoneSheet ran a full extraction against a 672-page City of Albuquerque, NM zoning ordinance and returned a fully populated, verbatim-cited R-1 zoning row: setbacks, height, FAR, lot coverage, uses, and fees, every value traceable to its source line, with zero hallucinated values.[3] That is the kind of document a pre-built database has no reason to have loaded, and the kind of result ZoneSheet is built to produce from any PDF you send it.

Frequently asked

What does AIAEC cost?

As of this writing, we could not find published pricing for AIAEC. Check their site directly for current rates. ZoneSheet’s pricing is public: $39 per month, with a 7-day free trial and no charge if you cancel in the first week.

Is there a free way to try either tool?

ZoneSheet: yes. Paste any zoning text into the free demo at /try and see the real extraction instantly. AIAEC’s current trial or demo availability wasn’t confirmed in our research; check their site directly.

See it on your own PDF

Run the free demo, or start the 7-day free trial at $39/month, locked for life.

Sources & citationsZoneSheet — ZoneSheet vs AIAEC
  1. [1] Internal researchZoneSheet competitive research dossier (COMPETITOR-SUPERSET.md), compiled 2026-06-17 from each vendor’s public pricing and product pages. Pricing and feature availability change; verify current details directly with the vendor before deciding.
  2. [2] Internal researchA 672-page City of Albuquerque, NM zoning ordinance produced a fully populated, verbatim-cited R-1 zoning row with zero hallucinated values. ZoneSheet internal testing, 2026.