An alternative to buying AIA G702/G703 forms
AIA Contract Documents sells the official G702 for one-time use. If your GC accepts an AIA-style application, Drawsheet builds one free in your browser, with the math checked.
The official G702 and G703 are sold by AIA Contract Documents. Some contracts require them — if yours does, buy them there. Many GCs and owners accept any application in the same format; Drawsheet prints its own G702/G703-style layout with the standard line numbers and columns.
| Drawsheet | AIA Contract Documents | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | An AIA-style application and continuation sheet in Drawsheet's own layout, with calculations and checks. | The official AIA G702 document. |
| Price | Free to build, calculate and check any pay app, and print up to 15 lines. Pro: $12 for 7 days, $24/month or $199/year. | G702–1992: $59.99, one-time use. |
| Monthly roll-forward | Pro: one click. | See their site. |
| Official AIA form | No — not an AIA document. | Yes. |
AIA, G702 and G703 are trademarks of The American Institute of Architects. Drawsheet is not affiliated with or endorsed by the AIA.
Competitor details checked on 2026-10-27 from their public pages: AIA Contract Documents G702. Prices change — check their site for the current offer. Product names are trademarks of their owners; we are not affiliated with them.
FAQ
Will my GC accept it?
Ask them. Many accept any application in the G702/G703 format; some contracts require official AIA documents.
Is this the official AIA G702 and G703?
No. Drawsheet prints its own application and continuation sheet in the same G702/G703 style — the same numbered lines 1–9 and columns A–I — which many GCs and owners accept. AIA, G702 and G703 are trademarks of The American Institute of Architects, which does not endorse Drawsheet. If your contract requires the official AIA documents, buy them from AIA Contract Documents.
Is my job data uploaded?
No. Your schedule of values and billing are processed by JavaScript in your browser tab and never sent to us. A draft is saved in this browser's local storage so a refresh doesn't lose your work; “Start over” removes it.
Which files can I import?
Excel (.xlsx, .xls), OpenDocument (.ods) and CSV or tab-separated files with a header row — for example the schedule of values your GC sends, or a G703-style continuation sheet with two-row headers and A–I letter columns. Totals and subtotal rows are skipped. You can also re-open a project file you downloaded from Drawsheet.
How is retainage calculated?
Line 5a is the retainage rate × work completed (columns D + E), and 5b is the stored-materials rate × column F. You can set a different rate on any line. Retainage is rounded once on the total and spread across lines, so column I adds up to line 5 exactly.
What's free?
Building, calculating and checking any job of any size is free. Printing / saving as PDF and the CSV project file are free up to 15 lines, with a small “Prepared with Drawsheet” footer. Pro removes the limit and the footer and adds the Excel workbook, one-click next application and the change-order log.
How do I do next month's application?
Download the project file each month (free). Next month, drop it back in, move this period's amounts into “from previous” and update the period — or with Pro click “Start next application” and it's done for you.