Network planning for network engineers.
Capture requirements, review a logical network diagram,
and draft verification procedures in one guided workflow.
What your plan contains
Turn your network intent into structured deliverables that are ready to review, refine and take forward.
Structured network requirements grounded in your planning inputs.
| # | Requirement |
|---|---|
| 1 | Provide internet access through primary and secondary ISP connections. |
| 2 | Separate corporate and guest network traffic. |
| 3 | Provide redundant routing between the core and distribution layers. |
| 4 | Support secure remote access for authorized users. |
| 5 | Provide monitoring and management access for network devices. |
Illustrative example
Device roles and logical connections for engineering review.
Illustrative example
Draft procedures aligned to requirements, ready for later execution.
| # | Procedure |
|---|---|
| 1 | Check ISP connectivity and failover between primary and secondary links. |
| 2 | Check isolation between corporate and guest network traffic. |
| 3 | Test routing between core and distribution devices. |
| 4 | Validate remote access connectivity and authentication. |
| 5 | Check monitoring and management access to network devices. |
Illustrative example
How you get there
Provide a guided brief covering your environment, goals and constraints.
Review structured requirements, assumptions and open questions based on your inputs.
Review device roles and logical connections, then build your logical network diagram.
Prepare procedures, expected results and evidence to collect for engineering review.
A short video walkthrough of NetSpec Studio, from requirements to a review-ready plan.
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Every plan gets the full product. The difference is how many AI credits arrive each month.
Billed monthly. 600 AI credits each month.
Billed monthly. 1,000 AI credits each month.
Billed monthly. 1,500 AI credits each month.
Volume pricing available for teams over 25 seats.
Hi, we’re Craig and Jason, the people behind NetSpec Studio.
We’re a small team with a simple goal: make network planning clearer, easier, and less time-consuming. We’re building NetSpec Studio to help you turn your ideas and requirements into organized plans, visual topologies, and drafts ready for engineering review.
We believe good software should support your expertise, not get in its way. That means keeping things practical, listening to feedback, and improving the details that make your work easier.
Thanks for being here. Whether you’re planning your first network or your next client project, we’re glad to be part of the process.
Craig leads NetSpec Studio’s technical development, turning complex network-planning needs into practical tools. His focus is on building a product that helps people work through the details with greater clarity and confidence.
Jason leads NetSpec Studio’s business and customer experience, helping connect what we build with what people actually need. He focuses on clear communication, useful resources, and making NetSpec approachable from the first visit onward.