Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Roads & Highway Design | — | — |
| Clean Water Distribution | — | — |
| Surface Runoff Design | — | — |
| Foul Water Networks | — | — |
| Enterprise Suite | — | — |
| Specialised Design Package | — | — |
From Civil Designer's own pricing page, checked 22 Sept 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- BIM interoperability
- Civil Designer supports IFC 4.3 and lets users choose which model elements to share through a common data environment. source
- CAD integrations
- The CAD module supports BIM IFC integration and Google Earth integration with KML file output. source
- Cloud collaboration
- Yes source
- Company history
- Civil Designer says its origins date to 1989 and its CEO recounts that the project that became Civil Designer began by 1997. source
- Design Centre
- The Design Centre combines bespoke CAD, aerial image handling and digital terrain modelling to produce final drawings. source
- File import and export
- DWG, DXF, DGN, LandXML, IFC, PDF, KML, CSV, Excel, TIFF DEM, ASCII, Shapefile source
- Free plan
- No source
- Headquarters
- Cape Town, South Africa source
- Intended users
- The company describes its software as being for civil infrastructure design professionals and says its staff include engineering design industry professionals. source
- Modular licensing
- Customers can choose subscription, lifetime licensing with renewable support or modular purchasing, and specialised module licenses can be shared when they are not in simultaneous use. source
- Platform requirements
- The trial is available for Windows desktop; the listed minimum and recommended operating system is Windows 11 (64-bit). source
- Purpose
- Civil Designer is an integrated suite for designing civil infrastructure including earthworks, roads, highways, stormwater, wastewater and potable water supply. source
- Road design
- The Roads module supports geometric design and rehabilitation of highways and urban or rural roads, including junction design, safety analysis and quantity measurement. source
- Stormwater analysis
- The Storm module supports Illudas, Rational, Wallingford and SWMM models for runoff and drainage analysis. source
- Support
- Purchases include technical support, and the Help Desk says it does not charge per support hour. source
- Supported platforms
- Windows desktop source
- Terrain inputs
- Survey and terrain workflows can import 3D drawing entities, TIFF DEM, Lidar surveys, LandXML or ASCII files. source
- Water network integrations
- The Water module can link to external consumption and tariff data tables. source