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Short answer
If you want to put up a backyard shed yourself, the fastest route is a plan that already contains the drawings from every angle, the materials list and the exact cutting list. That is what the RyanShedPlans library is built around: over 12,000 shed plans and designs, written so that no blueprint-reading experience is needed.
It is a one-time purchase at an introductory $37, with four bonuses included and a 100% money-back guarantee, per the vendor’s page as of September 27, 2026. See the shed designs included.
RyanShedPlans — what you get
- 12,000 shed plans and designs, from garden stores to workshops
- Drawings from every angle, materials list and exact cutting list
- Four bonuses, including 400 extra woodworking plans
- One payment of $37, money-back guarantee
A shed is where a missing measurement costs the most
On a small project, a bad plan costs you an afternoon. On a shed, it costs a full sheet of plywood, a day of work and a wall that is out of square from the bottom plate up.
That is why the useful question is not “is this design nice?” but “does this plan tell me every cut before I start?”. When the answer is yes, a first-time builder can frame, sheath and roof a shed over a couple of weekends.
The whole point of a library like this is that the answer is yes on all 12,000 of them.
What each plan gives you
Ryan Henderson, the craftsman behind the collection, built it after getting stuck halfway through a shed plan bought from a big publisher — the plan that jumps from one step to the next with the hard part missing.
- Views of every angle and detail, so you see how a part should look before you cut it, not after.
- Step-by-step instructions written to be followed in order, without assuming you already know what comes next.
- Complete materials list, so you buy the right amount in one trip.
- Precise cutting list with the exact measurements for each piece — and if reading one is new to you, start with our guide to cut lists.
- Designs for every size, from a small garden store to a workshop-sized building.
Pick the design first, then the lumber
Browse the library by style and size, choose the shed you actually want in the yard, and print its plan. The materials list turns into your shopping list, the cutting list into your Saturday, and the angle drawings into the answer every time you are not sure how a joint goes together.
There is also a “we have it or we’ll get it” promise: with thousands of designs inside, the vendor’s position is that if the shed you want is not already in there, they will get the plan for you.
Open the design library here and search for the size you have room for.
The four bonuses that come with it
The vendor lists these as included with today’s order, at a stated value of $340:
| Bonus | What it is |
|---|---|
| Advanced Woodworking Tips | Techniques collected from years of building |
| Magic Modifications | A worksheet for changing a plan’s dimensions to fit your space |
| Directory of Suppliers | Where to source woodworking supplies, equipment and tools |
| 400 Woodworking Plans | Over 400 extra project plans beyond the sheds |
What it costs and how you are covered
The page lists an introductory price of $37 for the full collection, and states the regular price is $297. ClickBank handles the checkout, and access is delivered online after purchase.
It comes with a 100% money-back guarantee: the vendor’s own wording is that you email him and he refunds the purchase, no questions asked. That means you can open the library, pick your design and price out the lumber before you commit to anything.
A look inside RyanShedPlans
Who gets the most out of it
- You want a storage, garden or bike shed in the backyard and would rather build it than buy a kit.
- You are a first-time builder and want instructions that do not assume framing experience.
- You already own a circular saw, a drill and a square — see the starter tool list — and want a bigger project next.
- You want to size the shed to your lot, not to a catalog: the modifications worksheet is built for that.
- You like knowing the full material cost before the first board is cut.
FAQ
Do I need experience reading blueprints?
No. The plans are written to be followed step by step, and the vendor states no blueprint-reading experience is necessary.
How many designs are included?
Over 12,000 shed plans and designs, across sizes and styles, plus more than 400 additional woodworking plans in the bonus package.
Is it a one-time payment?
Yes. The page lists a single introductory payment of $37, with the regular price stated as $297.
What if the shed I want is not in the library?
The vendor offers a “we have it or we’ll get it” guarantee: tell them the design you need and they will source the plan.
What if I change my mind?
There is a 100% money-back guarantee — email the vendor and the purchase is refunded, per his own description on the page.
Next step
Measure the spot in the yard, decide the footprint you have room for, and open the library to find that size. With the materials list in hand you can price the whole build before you spend anything.
Based on the vendor’s published offer page as of September 27, 2026, and on the ClickBank marketplace listing for this product on the same date.
