Revit AI Automation: Glyph, EvolveLAB & BIMLOGIQ Copilot Pricing and Features

Model edits, families, views, sheets, annotations, and saved commands.

The reviewed product page offers a free download and a demo, but does not establish a current paid subscription amount or allowance. A free installer does not establish unlimited free AI use.

Views, sheets, tags, dimensions, and arranged drawing deliverables.

The EvolveLAB page lists $97 monthly, $600 annually for a named license, and $1,062 annually for floating access. The current Chaos page directs buyers to sales. Confirm edition, license type, currency, and current checkout terms; suite pricing is a different offer.

Graph-defined data transformations and Revit changes through supported nodes and APIs.

Revit licensing is separate from the cost of creating, testing, and maintaining graphs. Do not assume an older Revit installation includes the AI capabilities documented for Dynamo 4.2 and Revit 2027.3.

Revit operations implemented by installed tools or your own API code.

The core toolkit is free. Custom development, support, and any external AI client remain separate costs. The documented agent runtime is experimental, off by default, and not a blanket statement about every stable installer.

Read-Tools queries; supported model modifications in Trusted-Write and Experimental previews.

These are Technical Previews, not a single all-inclusive assistant subscription. Autodesk documents Revit 2027.2 or later for the public-server previews. Confirm the specific package, entitlement, and client plan before budgeting.

Model queries, supported modifications, schedules, sheets, and exports.

The reviewed Revit help page is not a standalone price list. Check your product version, region, account entitlement, and current AI usage conditions instead of assuming unlimited access.

Free-tier model analysis; Pro tools extend editing and documentation.

Nonica’s current site distinguishes the read-only Free connector from the fuller Pro connector. An external AI-client plan is separate. Check connector-specific version support rather than assuming every toolbar version has the same MCP compatibility.

Supported model edits and generated content with visual verification.

The reviewed help article confirms free and paid usage tiers but does not establish their dollar amounts. Mira is separate from the Pirros content-library product. Check supported regions and Revit 2025–2027 requirements before starting.

Model searches, parameter inspection and edits, and schedule creation.

Naviate MCP and Naviate Accelerate have separate trials and are distinct products. The current startup guide supports Revit 2025–2027 and a separate AI client. Confirm the quote for each component you actually need.

Tags, leaders, dimensions, and batch annotation results.

The public page offers a trial and routes Pro/team buyers to an access request. It describes cloud Full and on-device Quick modes. Confirm mode, supported Revit release, and usage terms in the offer.

Managed model data, spreadsheet exchanges, views, sheets, and tables.

DiRoots lists US pricing of $120/user/year through its authorized US reseller. SheetLink, TableGen, and several other tools are Premium in the current table; older descriptions of an entirely free bundle should not be used for procurement.

Parameter data exported from and written back to Revit.

The vendor also lists multi-user and bundle options. Ideate Automation is a separate offering: do not assume a BIMLink license includes scheduled unattended automation.

Parameter edits, managed revisions, schedules, and other task-specific results.

The shop listing alone does not establish all purchase conditions. CTC documents a 14-day trial and some tools that remain free afterward. Distinguish Project Suite from Manager, Batch, and Data suites when requesting a quote.

Batch data edits, documentation setup, and model-management results.

Multi-user and volume-pack options differ. Confirm the selected variant and local terms. Naviate MCP is a separate product; owning or trialing one does not by itself describe access to the other.

Configured views, sheets, parameters, and spreadsheet-driven updates.

The vendor lists separate version-specific licenses and a 30-day trial. Treat the price as a version-specific purchase listing, not an unlimited future-version subscription. Enterprise licensing is offered separately.

Geometry and native Revit elements through supported components and conversion workflows.

Budget the host applications and the expertise needed to maintain definitions. The integration is not a standalone AI-assistant subscription. Confirm compatibility among your Rhino, Revit, and Rhino.Inside versions.

Shared model data, dashboards, checks, and connected analysis workflows.

Speckle lists a limited free plan and paid usage-based terms tied to projects, syncs, and versions. Paid plans include broader intelligence and automation capabilities. Receiving Revit geometry as DirectShapes is different from creating editable native families.

Spatial layouts and a documented workflow for moving results into Revit.

No stable production price was verified from the readable official pricing page during this review. Check directly with Hypar rather than treating indexed sandbox pricing or old plan names as a current quote.

Design options and BIM with exports on eligible paid plans.

The current pricing page lists a Free plan without exports or BIM mode. Pro includes those capabilities; Max adds team features and larger credit allowances. Credits and billing cadence matter when comparing costs.

Modeling and construction-documentation work guided by firm standards.

SWAPP publishes a credit-based model and a free-start invitation, but not a universal per-seat dollar rate on the reviewed pricing page. Ask for the cost of your task mix and any firm-specific onboarding.