A finished page,
checked before
it goes live.

No. You need Claude Code installed on a paid Claude plan (Pro or higher; the free plan does not include Claude Code) and your eStage project connected to it. The dashboard walks you through both in six short steps, and an install helper chat sits on the page for the moments you get stuck.

Three things, all shown up front. Us, once, for the seat. Anthropic, for your Claude plan (Pro or higher), which does the building: each step shows a token estimate before it runs and the dashboard totals them per version. The test build in the walkthrough used about 329,000 tokens across the builder and the judge; bigger projects use more, and your Claude plan sets your limit. And your eStage plan, which eStage prices itself (or build into a folder on your computer instead, see below). There is no AI bill from us and no eStage credit spend.

Founder Status for life, which includes the Founder edition of Buildplane (1 project), plus Videoplane Lifetime and SplitWin Pro for life. eStage is open to everyone now. My bonus link goes out to my list first, so the button on this page lets you leave your email and get it the moment it is live. Then buy any plan through that link and claim at ebiz123s.com/estage-bonus with the address you used at eStage. Everything is switched on once your paid eStage plan starts (after any free trial). As an affiliate of eStage I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. The unlimited Buildplane Lifetime seat is $197 on its own.

It is marked Failed with the gate that failed and a plain-words reason, never quietly marked done. You press Retry or edit the step. The percent does not move.

Yes. Each project has a Look and feel panel on its page: pick one of six colour schemes or type your own three colours, paste links to your logo and photos (from your eStage media library or anywhere online), and add a note about the look. Set it before your first Run and the builder uses exactly those. It never adds photos you did not give it.

Two ways. On any finished step press Ask for a change and say what should be different in your own words. That adds a step called Change to the plan, runs it through the same gates, and publishes again if the page was already live. Or, because it is your eStage project, open the page in the eStage editor and change the words yourself.

eStage’s own builder (it is also called Genesis) is eStage’s own AI: you chat, it edits your project, and it is good at that. Buildplane is a different way of working on the same project. One, a plan before any building: your idea becomes a numbered, versioned plan in plain English that you can read, edit and come back to next week; ideas that are not for now are parked, not lost. Two, proof: every step must pass the same gates (the preview compiles, the step’s own proof sentence, a desktop and a phone screenshot, no dead links) before it counts, so the percent on your dashboard is honest. Three, a judge before publish: an independent Quality check scores the page against a fixed bar and a script computes the verdict, so nothing goes live on a hunch. Four, cost: it runs on your own Claude plan, through Claude Code on your computer, and spends no eStage credits. Use both: eStage’s own builder for quick edits inside eStage, Buildplane for a page you want planned, proven and judged.

No. The Founder Membership is a subscription that includes the Buildplane Founder edition: one project. Lifetime is one payment for unlimited projects, yours whether or not you are a member. See Founder membership

Yes. A project can target a local folder; Buildplane then runs your own tests instead of the eStage preview and judges from the page source and screenshots.

Not an outside company. It is a second pass with its own fixed rules, run separately from the Claude Code session that built the page, scoring five fixed things from screenshots and the page source. The pass mark is computed by a small script, not by the AI, so the builder cannot argue its way to a pass.

Email contact@ebiz123s.com, or reply to your purchase receipt, any time in the first 30 days from purchase and say you want a refund. You get the full $197 back. That is the whole process: no form, no call. A refund ends the lifetime access. The refund policy also says Buildplane early-access purchases can be refunded on request at any time before Buildplane goes live. The full policy is linked under the price above.