Invarion RapidPlan

Subscription Win & Set Up the Work

Dedicated traffic control plan (TCP) and temporary work-zone design software -- RapidPlan (Windows desktop) and RapidPlan Online (web) let traffic professionals draw MUTCD-compliant temporary traffic control plans on Google Maps/Mapbox basemaps with built-in sign/device libraries, custom sign editors, batch export, and automated road layout tools; also offers RapidPath for swept-path vehicle manoeuvre analysis; used by over 10,000 businesses and government agencies worldwide, including Portland Bureau of Transportation.

Agent-hostile
2.8 /5 composite score
C1 4/5 reflects public pricing at $540/year for RapidPlan Online and $799/year for RapidPlan Desktop with a 14-day trial. RF2 keeps C2 2/5 because no public API or CLI is documented, and C4 2/5 reflects PDF, SVG, CAD, KML, and KMZ file-based exchange in a traffic-control-plan workflow.
Situational

Rubric Scorecard

How we grade →

Criterion Score Evidence
Value for the price 4/5 Subscription, from $540 Source →
Agent Friendliness 2/5 API: unknown -- desktop and web application with no visible public API or developer portal
Ease of adoption 4/5 --
Portability & lock-in 2/5 5 file formats
Interoperability 2/5 4 integrations

Pricing

ModelSubscription
Entry price$540
Free tierno
Free viewerno
Trialyes
Billing unitper-seat
TiersRapidPlan (Desktop) ($799), RapidPlan Online (Web) ($540)
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How we verified this: we checked Invarion RapidPlan against its live site and an independent source — linkedin.com. Nothing on this page is listed from memory. See how we grade. Verified 2026-07-06.

Evidence

File formats

FormatDirectionSupport
PDF both full
SVG both full
CAD import unknown
KML import unknown
KMZ import unknown

Integrations

Google Maps Mapbox Street Smart TCR Software

Sources

Pricing

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