Snapshot
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- Eraser is a web-based AI diagramming platform that generates and maintains technical diagrams—architecture, cloud infrastructure, flowcharts, BPMN—from prompts, code, Terraform, or uploaded documents, with results editable on a full canvas.
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- It also builds interactive multi-level architecture maps from live data sources such as cloud accounts, CMDBs, and Git repositories.
- Best for
- Enterprise architects, DevOps engineers, technology consultants, and software engineers who need consistent, standards-governed technical diagrams and want documentation that stays current through code and live-system integrations.
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- It also suits organizations that require SSO, SOC 2 attestation, or self-hosted deployment options.
- Pricing
- Subscription per member per month.
More detail
- Free: $0 with 3 files, 3 AI credits, and 7-day version history.
- Business: $45/member/mo billed annually or $60/member/mo billed monthly (a 25% premium for monthly billing), including 100 AI credits/mo, unlimited files, 1 Git repo, and 1 data source.
- Business Plus:
- Main limitation
- Individuals or small teams with tight budgets, since the Free plan is capped at 3 files and 3 AI credits.
More detail
- Teams under 10 people should avoid Business Plus due to its 10-seat minimum, and teams seeking freeform whiteboard-style workshops may find Eraser too architecture-focused.
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About
- Eraser is a web-based AI diagramming platform that generates and maintains technical diagrams—architecture, cloud infrastructure, flowcharts, BPMN—from prompts, code, Terraform, or uploaded documents, with results editable on a full canvas.
- It also builds interactive multi-level architecture maps from live data sources such as cloud accounts, CMDBs, and Git repositories.
What it helps with
- Slow manual diagram creation for architecture, cloud, and process documentation
- Inconsistent diagram notation and styling across teams without shared rules and templates
- Documentation that goes stale as code and infrastructure change
- Static diagrams that cannot be navigated across levels, states, or request flows
- Architecture diagrams that drift from what actually runs in cloud accounts and CMDBs
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| AI diagram generation | Yes | Generates diagrams from prompts, code, images, Terraform, or uploaded PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Draw.io, and Visio files; results land on an editable canvas with AI chat refinement. |
| Reference libraries and rules | Yes | Grounds AI output in company building blocks, naming and notation rules, PCI boundaries, and templates for consistent diagrams. |
| Private Git repository integration | Yes | Generates architecture and system diagrams from private or public codebases; repository count depends on plan (1 on Business, 3 on Business Plus, unlimited on Enterprise). |
| Eraserbot CI updates | Yes | Monitors specified files or directories and generates or updates diagrams on pull requests, with version history. |
| Interactive architecture maps | Yes | Linked multi-view maps with drill-down, time-stepping, filtering, and flow playback; each box is a record linked to source data. |
| Live data source connections | Yes | Connects to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, ServiceNow, VMware, Ardoq, OrbusInfinity, Cisco Meraki, and Catalyst Center, plus Terraform, Kubernetes, Excel, and CSV imports; source count depends on plan. |
| Diagramming API | Limited | Available to paid users for AI diagram generation; API calls are usage-based, but the per-call rate is not published. |
| MCP server | Yes | Provides diagram create, search, update, and export from Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT via HTTP and stdio transports with OAuth and API tokens. |
| SSO and enterprise governance | Limited | SAML SSO (Microsoft Entra, Okta) is available on Business Plus and Enterprise; SCIM provisioning and SIEM logging are Enterprise-only. SOC 2 Type 2 certification and annual penetration testing are claimed by the vendor. |
| Self-hosted deployment | Limited | Multi-tenant, single-tenant, or self-hosted options are listed; self-hosting setup details are not fully documented in the public corpus, and an MIT-licensed open-source agent toolkit is available separately. |
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