Added Oct 28, 2026
Eraser
Freemium · $60/moAI diagrams and architecture maps for engineering teams
What is Eraser?
Eraser turns prompts, code, Terraform files and design docs into clean technical diagrams, and builds live architecture maps from your cloud, code and CMDB. Software engineers, architects and DevOps teams use it to document systems.
You can paste a prompt, reference a Git repository or upload PDFs, Word, Visio or Draw.io files, and Eraser lays out the diagram. Team style presets keep visuals consistent, Eraserbot keeps codebase diagrams up to date as code changes, and AI documents help write design docs.
Integrations cover Confluence, Notion, VS Code and GitHub, and a diagramming API plus MCP support connect Eraser to agents and workflows. DiagramGPT and a free diagram maker are available without a full account.
Features
- AI diagram generation
- Diagrams from code and Terraform
- Live architecture maps
- Eraserbot auto-updates
- Diagramming API
- Confluence, Notion and GitHub integrations
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Organization
Eraser Labs
🇺🇸 United States
Listed by kitio.ai · unverified owner
Pricing
- Pricing model
- Freemium
- Paid options from
- $60/mo
- Billing frequency
- Monthly
Eraser plans
Free
Free
- 3 files
- 3 AI credits
- 7-day version history
Business
$60/mo
- Per user
- 100 AI credits per month
- Unlimited files
- 1 Git repo and 1 data source
Business Plus
$42/user/mo billed yearly
- Per user
- Minimum 10 seats
- 250 AI credits per month
- SAML SSO
Enterprise
Contact sales
- Unlimited AI credits
- Custom hosting
- SCIM and SIEM logging
Prices in USD, checked Oct 29, 2026. Plans change often, so confirm on the Eraser site.Official pricing
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Diagrams directly from code and IaC
- Unlimited free guests on all plans
- Fits existing docs tools
Cons
- Free plan has only 3 files
- Paid plans charged per member
- Monthly billing costs more than annual
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Q&A
What is Eraser?
Eraser turns prompts, code, Terraform files and design docs into clean technical diagrams, and builds live architecture maps from your cloud, code and CMDB. Software engineers, architects and DevOps teams use it to document systems.
Can Eraser create diagrams from my codebase?
Yes. You can reference public or private Git repositories, and Eraserbot keeps codebase diagrams updated.
Do guests need a paid seat in Eraser?
No. Guests can edit and comment on files they are invited to for free on every plan.
How much does Eraser cost?
Eraser is freemium, with paid plans from $60/mo.
Is there a free version of Eraser?
Yes. Eraser has a free plan, and paid plans add more usage and features.
What are the main features of Eraser?
AI diagram generation, Diagrams from code and Terraform, Live architecture maps, Eraserbot auto-updates, Diagramming API, Confluence, Notion and GitHub integrations.
Who makes Eraser?
Eraser is made by Eraser Labs.
What are the best alternatives to Eraser?
Popular alternatives include Context7, DeepWiki, Visual Studio Code.