Revizto

Revizto does not publish a dollar amount. The pricing page lists three quote models, and each one includes the full feature set: a per-user license for growing teams that can cover multiple projects, a per-project license for one project or program that lasts for the project duration, and an enterprise license with dynamic user counts and a multi-year agreement. Custom agreements are quoted as well. Confirm the current figure with Revizto sales, because no list price is posted.

No. The pricing page says there is no feature gating, and every user gets the full product, including VR and Clash Automation. On the project and enterprise models, stakeholders such as subcontractors, owners, and architects can be invited at no extra cost. The per-user model is priced by user count rather than by that unlimited-invite rule, so ask sales which model matches the team.

A trial is requested, not started from a public timer. The help center says a company that needs a new license or a trial should fill out Revizto's form, and that the app requires an active license plus an account. No trial length or free tier is published. Revizto Academy training and implementation help are described as included at no extra charge for customers.

Yes. Desktop support is Windows 11 and macOS Monterey or later, both with an 8 GB RAM minimum. iPad needs iPadOS 15 or later and 6 GB of RAM, while Android tablets need Android 7 or later, 64-bit, on a 7-inch or larger screen. Publishing plug-ins are Windows-only, so a Mac can open a project but cannot run the Revit or Navisworks connector.

IFC can be imported on Windows, including IFC2x3 TC1 (and earlier IFC2x2) through IFC 4.3, but not compressed .ifczip files. Revit .rvt is not in the file-import list. Revit models are published with the Windows plug-in, which currently supports Revit 2021 through 2027. The same import dialog also accepts FBX, OBJ, AVEVA RVM, 12dxml, and point clouds such as RCP, RCS, LAS, and LAZ.

Navisworks Manage and Simulate remain the place where many teams first run clash tests. Revizto can sync those tests into a cloud or shared-location project when both applications and the Revizto plug-in are installed on Windows, and the person running the sync needs the Sync Navisworks clashes right. Revizto then tracks the issues in the shared 2D and 3D workspace, including for people who do not hold a Navisworks license. It does not replace Navisworks as the tool that authors those clash tests.

The pricing page splits buyers into growing architecture teams on a per-user license, project-delivery teams at engineering firms, general contractors, and subcontractors on a per-project license, and large organizations on an enterprise agreement. The homepage names architects, engineers, contractors, and owners. A license administrator adds people to an existing license by email.