CivCheck

CivCheck, based in the US, leverages AI technology to enhance the permitting process, improving efficiency for applicants and city reviewers alike, through its innovative Guided AI Plan Review system. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Chicago, US, CivCheck operates as a technology company focused on optimizing city permitting procedures. The company has completed one deal to date, with its most recent deal occurring in October 2025. CivCheck was developed by ComplyAI, which specializes in AI-driven solutions for municipal processes.

No additional changes in business strategy or operations have been noted. CivCheck provides a platform known as the Guided AI Plan Review (GPR) system that streamlines the permitting process for applicants and city reviewers. It automates code compliance education and facilitates guided plan reviews to minimize errors in permit submissions. The platform serves a broad spectrum of permit disciplines, including zoning, building, fire, accessibility, plumbing, and structural permits, as well as licensing requirements for liquor, food, and public assembly.

CivCheck primarily serves municipalities across the United States, aiming to enhance the efficiency of city permitting processes. CivCheck operates on a revenue model where city partners can access the platform at no cost, while applicants pay a prescreening fee in addition to any city-mandated permit fees. This structure fosters widespread adoption among municipalities and generates revenue through applicant payments. The platform functions as a facilitator for B2B transactions between city governments and individual applicants, enhancing the permitting process.

While specific pricing plans or revenue figures are not disclosed, CivCheck's model reflects a commitment to operational efficiency. In October 2025, CivCheck was acquired by Clariti Cloud Inc. , a portfolio company of CIBC Innovation Banking and Vistara Growth. This acquisition is expected to enable CivCheck to expand its AI services and accelerate growth.

Plans for future product development include enhancing the GPR platform to integrate legislative and code changes, ensuring users have access to up-to-date information. CivCheck aims to expand its reach into additional markets across the United States to further improve city permitting processes.