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Autotag by Bimrock AI

Autotag by Bimrock AI is a Revit add-in for MEP documentation that applies saved tagging profiles across views with overlap-aware placement and batch runs so mechanical, electrical, and plumbing sheets stay aligned to office standards without hand-placing every tag.

Autotag by Bimrock AI runs inside Autodesk Revit and focuses mechanical, electrical, and plumbing annotation. Bimrock states Revit 2023 through 2026 are supported so teams can track Autodesk's release cycle (Bimrock, 2026). The add-in stores tagging profiles that map categories and tag families to parameters you already use in the model.

Bimrock advertises roughly 30 to 60 minutes saved per typical floor plan on its marketing site (Bimrock, 2026). One-click tagging for a full view, batch processing across many views, and placement modes such as inside elements, adjacent, around crop regions, or outside crop regions aim to cut manual nudging of tags and leaders.

Filters can include or exclude elements by type, system type, direction, or minimum length so teams tag only the scope they need. The product page states the add-in works with linked models, BIM 360 and ACC cloud workshared projects, and custom tag families, using floating licenses on the listed commercial plans.

Bimrock lists Freelancer pricing at $49 per month for one floating license and a Firms plan at $199 per month for five floating licenses in its pricing section (Bimrock, 2026). Enterprise pricing is contact-only for larger rollouts. All commercial options include a 14-day trial on the same page; confirm the live checkout for taxes, currency, and contract terms.

Specifications

Pricing

Paid (trial)

Platforms

Windows

Used for

MEP construction documentationSheet annotation for mechanical and electrical plansOffice standard enforcement for taggingCoordination-heavy projects with dense MEP systems

Used by

Mechanical EngineersElectrical EngineersPlumbing DesignersMechanical DesignersBIM CoordinatorsMEP Contractors

Tasks

Apply saved MEP tagging profiles across sheets and views with one commandFilter which duct, pipe, conduit, and equipment elements receive tagsReduce overlapping tags and leader clutter using placement and spacing rulesBatch-annotate multiple views to finish drawing sets fasterShare profiles with studio plans so teams annotate to the same office standard

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Floating licenses on published tiers reduce friction when designers move between machines.
  • Shared profiles help teams match senior-level sheet quality with less manual QC.
  • MEP-specific scope keeps workflows tied to duct, pipe, conduit, and equipment tagging rather than generic notes.

Cons

  • Requires Revit on Windows; there is no macOS or web authoring path through this add-in.
  • Enterprise pricing requires sales contact, so total cost is unclear until you negotiate.
  • Strong results depend on upfront profile setup aligned to each firm's graphic standards.

Key features

  • Profiles: Define categories, tag families, and filters once, then reuse them across views and projects.

  • Placement modes: Choose inside, adjacent, around crop boundaries, or outside crop with automatic fallback paths described on the vendor site.

  • Overlap handling: Rules adjust tag and leader placement to reduce collisions with geometry and other tags.

  • Batch runs: Apply a profile to multiple views or a whole building documentation pass in one operation.

  • Revit-native tags: Uses your existing families and parameters rather than forcing proprietary tag types.

  • Cloud and links: Vendor copy states support for linked models and ACC-hosted workshared files opened in Revit.

Pricing

14-day trial

14-day trial

Free

Listed on bimrock.ai pricing; confirm whether payment details are required at signup.

Enterprise

Contact sales

Contact sales; includes scaled licensing and services per vendor copy.

Freelancers/Consultants

per month

$49.00

1 floating license per vendor pricing (Bimrock, 2026).

Firms/Studios

per month

$199.00

5 floating licenses per vendor pricing (Bimrock, 2026).

Frequently asked questions

Which Revit versions does Autotag by Bimrock AI support?

Bimrock states Revit 2023 through 2026 on its public FAQ (Bimrock, 2026). The vendor says it tracks new Revit releases to keep annotation coverage aligned with your upgrade schedule. Always confirm the latest build notes after you upgrade Revit in production.

How much does Bimrock Autotag cost?

Bimrock lists a Freelancer plan at $49 per month for one floating license and a Firms plan at $199 per month for five floating licenses on its pricing section (Bimrock, 2026). Enterprise pricing is custom for larger organizations. Treat list prices as indicative and verify the checkout page for your region.

Does Autotag work with linked models and ACC cloud projects?

Bimrock states the add-in supports linked models and BIM 360 or ACC workshared cloud files whenever the model is open inside Revit (Bimrock, 2026). The same requirement applies to any Revit add-in: the data must be loaded in the session you are tagging.

Can Autotag use my existing Revit tag families?

Yes. Bimrock describes Autotag as Revit-native and built around your existing tag families and parameters rather than proprietary families. You map parameters during profile setup so tags read the same data your templates already expose.

Is there a free trial for Bimrock Autotag?

Bimrock advertises a 14-day free trial for its paid plans on the pricing section of bimrock.ai (Bimrock, 2026). Trial eligibility, activation steps, and whether a card is required can change; read the current sign-up flow before you commit.

How does Bimrock Autotag differ from manual tagging in Revit?

Manual tagging means placing and dragging tags per element or small selections. Autotag applies stored rules across whole views or batches, with placement modes and overlap rules aimed at cutting repetitive placement work. You still own engineering judgment; the add-in automates repetitive annotation steps.

Tutorials and learning

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