# Talking points — ten true sentences

Each one is checkable on vanplot.com or on your own screen. Say them in your own words; don't add superlatives.

1. It runs in the browser. Nothing to install, and the project is saved in the cloud.
2. The van interiors come from manufacturer specs: 27 vehicles in 159 length, height and drive variants, with the wheel arches and the wall taper.
3. When you drag a water tank or a battery, the payload bar, the front/rear axle split and the centre-of-mass marker move with it.
4. There's a tilt test that rolls the van to its static tipping angle with the current load.
5. The Build Sheet turns the layout into a cut list down to individual studs, plus 1:20 plan sheets and a 1:1 wall scribe template.
6. The budget prices itself from what you placed: sheet goods, framing, appliances, cable and pipe per metre.
7. Power is planned against what you actually run: daily watt-hours versus battery and roof solar.
8. The free trial is the full app for 15 minutes of editing time, and the plan stays saved after the timer ends.
9. It's one payment, not a subscription. The price is on the site.
10. The guy who made it hasn't built his van yet. He's planning it in the tool, and he works on it alone.

Extra, if asked about refunds: 14 days, full refund, you keep your exports, even if you've logged in.

Don't say
- Any user count or "trusted by" line. There isn't a published one.
- "Best", "most accurate", "the only". Not checkable.
- Anything about a competitor that isn't on the dated comparison page at vanplot.com/compare.