LEVA CREDITS

One balance for everything LEVA does with your project -- the PDF of your build, a floor plan turned into a 3D model, and the construction manager that already reads your Bill of Quantities. Packs come in 300 and 1000 tokens, and tokens do not expire.

New here? Create an account and you start with 50 free tokens -- enough for five PDFs of your design.

Projects come with tokens

Every LEVA project is open to try before you buy -- design it in 3D, see what goes into it, and download its PDF for tokens. Buy the project and its budget prices unlock, the PDF of that project is free from then on, and its tokens go straight to your balance.

• Buildings, $50 -- ADU, container home, sauna, shed, A-frame, tiny house on wheels, T house, pool and outdoor kitchen +1000
• Smaller builds, $20 -- benches, fences, shelters and workout +300

Your project

• PDF of your design -- model, bill of quantities, cut list and shopping list. The same design again within 30 days is free 10
• Floor plan read into a 3D model -- your first one each day is free 7
• Floor plan changed in your own words -- three a day are free 2

The construction manager

The LEVA assistant already reads your Bill of Quantities. Ask what an assembly costs, why a number moved, or which supplier is nearest, and get an answer from your own budget with the merchant and the date behind it. Attach a photo from site or a quote you were sent, and it stays with the project. It also keeps your daily log, so the record of the build writes itself while you work.

• Answer in chat, read from your live budget 6
• Full budget analysis -- where the money sits, what changes if you swap an assembly 25
• Daily log entry written for you -- weather, crew, deliveries and delays, ready to confirm 5
• Suppliers and trades near the build, grouped by profession 12
• Site photo read, tagged and filed against the item 1
• Document read -- a quote, a spec sheet, a permit; up to 5 pages 2
• Real product pinned to a catalog item, price and part number included 1
• Live price lookup when the catalog one is not enough 1
• Price watch on one item, you set the threshold 1 / month
• Daily log exported as a PDF, any period, as often as you like free
• Catalog prices, refreshed weekly across seven markets, with merchant and date free
• 500 MB of storage per project for photos and documents free

Every day, on the house

Signed-in users get 30 tokens a day for the assistant, about five questions. It refills every morning and your balance is only drawn on once the daily allowance runs out -- the bar above the message box shows both, so you always know which one you are spending. PDFs and floor plan readings past the free ones come from your balance.

The daily log, kept for you

Every build needs a record of what happened, and nobody wants to write it. The assistant drafts each day from what already went through it -- the weather at your site, the photos you took, the deliveries you filed, the delays you raised -- and you confirm it or correct it in a few taps. A day costs 5 tokens, less than a fifth of what a signed-in user gets free every morning, so keeping it up daily costs nothing at all.

Export is free, always. You will most likely need the log on the day something has gone wrong -- a claim, a dispute, an insurer asking questions -- and that is the worst possible moment to be told you are out of tokens.

What stays, and for how long

Photos and documents live with the project, not with your session -- they are still there when you come back, in the same place in the conversation. Uploading costs nothing; only reading a photo or a document is charged, and only when you ask for it.

What a document says is kept for good, because that is the part you will need years later. The original file is cleared after five years of no activity on the project, and you get a month's notice with one click to keep it. Nothing is ever deleted because a balance ran out.

300 tokens is roughly 30 PDFs or 50 questions. 1000 tokens is roughly 100 PDFs, 165 questions, 200 days of log entries, or 40 budget analyses.