
Residents apply through a chatbot. Staff approve in one queue. A built-in HB 3167 clock keeps every deadline in sight.
Under Texas HB 3167, cities that don't act on a subdivision plat or development plan in time must let it move forward — the deemed-approval clock runs whether staff are ready or not.
MuniStack ships with the clock baked in. Countdown, alerts, audit trail. The same tool that helps residents gives city staff a clear, auditable view of every deadline.
What small and mid-size cities need. Nothing they don't.
Visible countdown on every application. Alerts before it expires. Full audit trail. Built for HB 3167, the deemed-approval clock for subdivision plats and development plans.
Residents apply through a chatbot. No PDFs. No jargon forms. English and Spanish, by default — not a bolt-on.
Every permit in one view — pending, blocking, clock status, audit trail. Staff stop chasing email and spreadsheets.
ArcGIS-wired parcel data on submission. The right rules apply to the right property, automatically.
Line-item fees pulled straight from the application, ready for your city's billing process. Online payment processing is on the roadmap.

Texas grows whether your permit office is ready or not.
No two cities are the same, so we don't post one number. We learn how you work on a short call, then send you a clear quote. Start small and grow when you're ready. Pick the size that sounds like you.
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A first look for one permit type, so your team can see it work before deciding anything.
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One office, start to finish. Residents apply online instead of on paper, staff approve every permit from one screen, and the state deadline clock is always in view.
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Every permit across the city in one place, with fees paid online, reports for leadership, and the right rules tied to each property.
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For larger or more complex cities. Your own permit rules, your old records moved over, and a connection to the systems you already use.
Want one small tool first, before deciding on the whole platform? We can price that on its own.