Last Updated Aug 5, 2025
Overview
Overall Rating
Based on 4 users reviews
4
Rating Distribution
Positive
75%
Neutral
25%
Negative
0%
Pros And Cons of TestFit
Pros
Its powerful AI generates multiple concepts instantly
The software integrates with industry standard tools like Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp
The platform enhances automatic quantity takeoff and cost modeling
It allows users to perform 3D visualization within seconds
Cons
It has a complex interface
The platform’s web-based export limits team collaboration
Frequently Asked Questions
TestFit offers support through Customer Stories, Blog, Webinars, Newsroom, Contact, and Email.
TestFit supports English language only.
TestFit cost varies based on its different plans. It offers an Urban Planner Plan at $100/month (billed annually), a Data Maps Plan at $250/month (billed annually), a Site Solver Plan at Starting at $8,000/year (billed annually), and an Enterprise Plan that provides customized pricing. High-intent buyers can explore TestFit pricing to obtain the ideal package.
TestFit integrations include Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Zoneomics, TT Core Studio, ESRI, and CSV, PDF, glTF export.
No, TestFit does not offer an API.
The typical users of TestFit include developers, architects, contractors, brokers, urban planners, city planners, and civil engineers.
No, TestFit does not offer a mobile app.