AS 4970 tree plans. No CAD. No GIS.
Professional-grade AS 4970 tree plans without the software cost, learning curve or per-plan drafting time of CAD or GIS.
Runs in the browser. Nothing to install.
Free during the closed beta.

TREE PROTECTION PLAN
AS 4970:2025
- Tree
- NRZ
- SRZ
- TPZ (set-out)
- Encroachment
- Control point
Review before export
- Plan alignedScale and fit shown
- Scale checkCross-check shown
- Control pointsReviewed
- Ready to exportDA-ready format
Built for professional arborist workflows.
No CAD. No GIS. No manual or unscaled markups in PDF editors.
General-purpose CAD, GIS and PDF markup tools can all produce an AS 4970 tree plan. Plenty of consultants use them every day. It works. That's why arborists keep doing it this way.
It's also how the figure became a second trade: software built for engineers and drafters, doing one specialist job on the side.
BasePlan Arbor was built for that job. The NRZ and SRZ come from your tree data, and the drawing you do is the professional part.
Spatial reliability built in.
BasePlan Arbor aligns your project plans to true scale, generates NRZ/SRZ geometry from your tree data, calculates encroachment areas and percentages, and exports DA-ready AS 4970 tree plans with spatial accuracy data on every output.
Every step is visible before you export.

Align to true scale

NRZ & SRZ

Encroachment

DA-ready output
AS 4970:2025 terminology: BasePlan Arbor calculates the NRZ and SRZ. You draw the TPZ.
Professional-grade AS 4970 tree plans.
You bring the project plans, data, and professional judgement. BasePlan Arbor delivers the spatial reliability and AS 4970 tree plans.
Exports DA-ready AS 4970 tree plans.
BasePlan Arbor is a product of BasePlan Studio.
A faster, easier way to create AS 4970 tree plans.
Free access during the closed beta
We're opening BasePlan Arbor to selected consultants producing AS 4970 tree plans for DA work. Access is free while we test the workflow, with unlimited exports. Testers who work with us on practical feedback get their first month free after launch.