Revizto
Revizto is a cloud-based BIM coordination platform that brings 2D sheets and 3D models into one workspace for issue tracking, clash workflows, and team review, with connectors for major authoring tools and common data environments.
Revizto targets AECO teams that need a single place to review design data, log issues, and run coordination checks without everyone owning the same authoring license. The vendor states that more than 1,000 organizations use Revizto, that 80,000-plus projects have been built with it, and that hundreds of terabytes of 3D data have been ingested on the platform (Revizto, 2026).
Coordination work happens in a linked 2D and 3D context: users can walk models, overlay drawings, group and analyze clashes, and attach issues to real locations so responses stay tied to what people see on screen. Dashboards and reporting connect project trends to charts, and an API-oriented tier exists for deeper analytics and business-intelligence connections where licensed.
Authoring and delivery ecosystems meet Revizto through a broad integration catalog: examples include Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, Archicad, Tekla, Civil 3D, IFC and PDF exchange, plus connections into CDEs such as Autodesk Construction Cloud, Procore, Box, and SharePoint. Standard authoring and CDE connectors are described as included with the base subscription, while API access and certain analytics-related capabilities are positioned as higher-tier options.
Typical users span architects, engineers, contractors, and owners who want faster review cycles, clearer ownership of issues, and fewer disconnected spreadsheets. The vendor also highlights enterprise security themes and localized hosting options for firms with data residency requirements.
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Strong focus on issue tracking inside real 2D and 3D context
- Wide connector catalog across authoring tools and CDEs
- Cloud-first delivery suits distributed teams and owners
- Clear positioning for coordination and clash workflows beyond simple viewing
Cons
- Commercial licensing is subscription-based; list pricing is not published on the main marketing page
- Some analytics and API capabilities may require a higher tier
- Heavy reliance on cloud hosting means connectivity and governance planning matter
Key features
Unified 2D and 3D review: Overlay drawings on models, split views, and search across project content
Issue management: Capture markups and issues in 2D or 3D with location-aware workflows
Clash coordination: Group clashes, visualize results, and drive resolution loops
Integrations: Connect to common BIM authoring tools, formats, and CDE platforms
Reporting and intelligence: Charts and data exports; API-related capabilities on higher tiers
Cross-device access: Desktop and mobile apps for office and site workflows
Security options: Enterprise-oriented controls and hosting choices described by the vendor
Pricing
Commercial subscription
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Public list pricing is not shown on the main marketing page; request a quote or demo on revizto.com. Revizto+ adds API and Power BI-related capabilities per vendor documentation.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Revizto cost per year?
Revizto does not publish a simple per-seat price list on its homepage. Teams typically request a demo or quote, and pricing depends on subscription scope. Check the official site or your account contact for current terms, tiers, and any Revizto+ add-ons for API and analytics-related features.
Does Revizto work with Revit and Navisworks together?
Yes. Revizto markets integrations with Revit and Navisworks among many other authoring and coordination tools. The integrations page groups connectors by workflow, including authoring, exchange formats, CDEs, and visualization. Use the official integrations directory to confirm versions and install paths for your environment.
Can Revizto open IFC files?
IFC appears in published Revizto integration and exchange-format material as a supported route for openBIM-style coordination. For project-specific rules, validate import behavior, mapping, and coordination standards with a small test file before production use.
Is Revizto available on Mac or only Windows?
Revizto positions its client software across desktop and mobile platforms. See Revizto system requirements in the help center for supported operating systems, graphics expectations, and any differences between viewer and authoring-connector machines.
Revizto vs Navisworks: which is better for coordination?
Navisworks is widely used for aggregation, clash detection, and coordination prep inside design and construction workflows. Revizto focuses on cloud-based review, issue tracking, and multi-stakeholder access with strong CDE and field-facing angles. Many teams use both: Navisworks for certain clash workflows and Revizto for shared review and issue closure. The best fit depends on your delivery process, contracts, and who must access the model.
Does Revizto integrate with Autodesk Construction Cloud or BIM 360?
Yes. Autodesk Construction Cloud is listed among CDE integrations in Revizto material, alongside other cloud storage and construction platforms. Confirm connector capabilities, permissions, and project setup steps in Revizto help documentation before you roll out a live project.
Do I need Revizto+ for Power BI or API access?
The Revizto integration FAQ states that Power BI connectivity and API access are associated with a Revizto+ tier, while standard CDE and authoring connectors are included in the base subscription. Verify the current feature matrix on the vendor site, because packaging can change between releases.