About Easy Zone Plans

Built by people who understand fire safety

We started Easy Zone Plans because we saw fire alarm engineers struggling with tools that weren't built for them. So we built one that was.

Our story

We saw the problem first-hand

Fire alarm companies across the UK face the same frustrating choice when they need a zone plan: pay a CAD drafter hundreds of pounds per plan and wait days for delivery, or wrestle with complex CAD software that was never designed for the job.

Most engineers just want to import a floor plan, mark the zones, place the right symbols, and hand a professional PDF to their client. That shouldn't require a degree in AutoCAD.

That's why we built Easy Zone Plans — a specialist desktop tool that does exactly what fire alarm engineers need, nothing more and nothing less.

Zone plan layout view in Easy Zone Plans

What drives us

Our mission and values

We believe every fire alarm company deserves access to professional planning tools.

Simplicity first

If an engineer can't produce a professional zone plan within 30 minutes of downloading the app, we haven't done our job.

Industry standards matter

We build to EN54 compliance because your clients and their insurers demand it.

Fair pricing, no tricks

No per-plan costs, no hidden charges. Every plan gets every feature. Simple.

Industry experience

Rooted in the UK fire and safety industry

Our team has hands-on experience in the fire alarm and life safety sector. We've been on site, we've commissioned systems, and we understand what a good zone plan needs to look like.

UK-based

Company and support

EN54

Compliant symbol library

Built-in

Industry-standard symbols

£49.99

Starting price for 6 months

Finished zone plan created with Easy Zone Plans

Who built this

By fire alarm engineers, for fire alarm engineers

Easy Zone Plans was built by someone who has spent years in the fire alarm industry — on site, commissioning systems, writing reports, and dealing with the same frustrations every engineer knows.

We didn't outsource this to a software house who had to Google what EN54 meant. We built it ourselves, based on what we actually needed on the job. Every feature exists because it solves a real problem we've faced first-hand.