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TestFit for developers: AI site plans and feasibility

What is TestFit?

TestFit is a feasibility and site-planning platform for real estate. It generates editable site plans, parking layouts and massing from your inputs, so developers and architects can compare yields quickly, and pushes approved layouts to Revit or exports to AutoCAD and SketchUp. Some site data layers aren't available in every country, and local rules need checking.

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TestFit at a glance
Made byTestFit
CategoryDesign and BIM
Best forDevelopers, Architects
PlatformsWeb, Plug-in
PricingPaid. Urban Planner and Parking Solver billed monthly; Site Solver and Site Solver Portfolio billed annually; add-ons per month.
Facts last checked12 November 2026

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What can TestFit do for AEC teams?

TaskHow it helps, and the check
Site feasibilityGenerates editable site plans and compares unit yields for early feasibility. An architect checks them against local bye-laws.
Parking layoutsLays out parking down to the last stall, a common constraint on Indian sites.
Massing studiesQuick massing studies with Urban Planner for early design.
Hand-offPushes approved layouts to Revit or exports to AutoCAD, SketchUp, Excel or PDF.

Strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Fast, editable feasibility options.
  • Revit and SketchUp integration in all plans.
  • Unlimited users on Urban Planner.

Limitations

  • Some site data layers aren't available in all countries, so check coverage for India.
  • Indian bye-laws such as FAR, setbacks and ground coverage need configuring and checking.
  • No free tier; plans are sold through Buy Now, demos or sales.

What happens to your data?

  • TestFit's privacy policy doesn't say whether customer project data trains its AI; ask before uploading client sites.
  • Its privacy policy says it collects activity information including site location within 50 miles.
  • Leave client and staff personal data out unless the task needs it, in line with India's DPDP Act, 2023.

CloudBrain’s view

Strong for developers and architects who run many feasibility studies and need quick, editable options. Check data coverage for Indian sites, configure local rules carefully, and have an architect confirm every scheme.

What is TestFit?

TestFit, from the United States, is a real estate feasibility platform. Its Site Solver, Parking Solver and Urban Planner generate editable site plans, parking and massing, with optional site intelligence and pro forma add-ons.

How do AEC teams use TestFit?

  • Comparing yields across site options
  • Parking-led layouts
  • Early massing for developer conversations

What should you check before using it on projects?

  1. Configure and verify Indian bye-laws.
  2. Check data coverage for your location.
  3. Have an architect confirm every scheme.

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Frequently asked questions

Does TestFit work in India?

TestFit says it works globally, but some data layers may not be available in all countries. Check coverage for your sites.

Does TestFit export to Revit?

Yes. TestFit says Revit and SketchUp integration is supported in all plans.

Is there a free version?

No free tier is listed; plans are bought online or through sales.

Sources (checked 12 November 2026)

CloudBrain is independent of TestFit and is not paid for this listing. Features and prices change; check the vendor’s website before you buy. All AI tools

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