Revizto Pricing Overview

It saves me time in automating coordination and reports. Because Revizto is so user friendly, it truely gives the entire team access to the model without me having to constatnly hold their hand. It works great on the iPad. The issue tracker eliminates the need to create an "Issue resolution log" which frees up a ton of my time. Everything about it just works better than the alternatives. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The cost of Revizto is a lot higher than some of the alternatives so getting project teams who have never used Revizto before to see the value and pay for it can be challenging.

It lacks one feature that BIM 360 Glue has which is the ability to overlay old versions of a specific model onto the current version to see exactly what changed.

I wish I could export issues out as a PDF that includes all comments and attachments. This would make creating RFI's from issues super easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate Revizto's user-friendly interface, which simplifies my workflow and makes it accessible for everyone. The tool is particularly effective for creating and resolving issues that go live, which enhances communication and visibility across projects. I love its graphical workspace, which makes navigating and understanding complex data visually appealing and intuitive. The seamless integration with Revit provides easy collaboration, which is crucial for our workflow. I find the automation features helpful, as they make performing repetitive tasks straightforward and efficient. Additionally, Revizto's ability to overlay 2D sheets into 3D models is an impressive feature I haven't seen in other software, making it innovative. The issue tracker is notably efficient and stands out compared to other tools like Navisworks, which boosts my productivity and keeps everyone on the same page. Furthermore, I enjoy the ability to add external attachments to issues, including photos, making documentation comprehensive. These features collectively support my decision to recommend Revizto to others and continue utilizing it for future projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find creating the clash reports in Revizto complicated, especially when it comes to creating the sets and setting them as a base for automation. It would be beneficial if this process were simplified. Additionally, while using sections, Revizto currently only allows one plain section at a time, whereas Navisworks offers six, allowing more flexibility. This limitation in Revizto makes it less convenient for users who are accustomed to the capabilities in Navisworks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.