Pricing · US dollars

Revit automation pricing

Real starting prices for Autodesk® Revit® software automation, so you can tell in a minute whether we fit your budget. After a free scoping call, your price is fixed in writing before any work starts.

All prices in US dollars. Prices exclude any applicable taxes.

Price list

Every service, with a starting price.

These are the ranges we quote from. Within 2 business days of the call you get a written scope with a fixed price for a pilot or first phase, and an estimate range for anything bigger.

Prices in US dollars. Prices exclude any applicable taxes. Times are estimates; your written scope sets the actual date.
OfferPrice (USD)What's includedEstimated time
Revit model health check$500 per modelWe review one model by hand against your standard and data center rules. PDF report, Excel issue list with element IDs, a fix list in priority order and a 30-minute walkthrough. Paid when ordered.3 business days after access
Pilot script
Dynamo, pyRevit or a small add-in
$750–$1,500One repeated task automated. A written acceptance test agreed before work starts, plus our pilot guarantee.1–2 weeks
Data center family & template kit$2,500–$6,000Starter $2,500, Standard $4,000, Extended $6,000. Vendor-neutral families, shared parameters, a project template, a content standard and a QA checklist.2–4 weeks
Custom C# Revit add-in$4,000–$15,000An installer for each Revit version you run, full source code, a user guide, a training video and a 30-day bug-fix warranty.2–8 weeks
Cloud, data, clash & prefab automationpilot $750–$1,500
build $4,000–$15,000
Checks and jobs on cloud models with Autodesk Platform Services (APS), Power BI dashboards, Navisworks® clash runs, and prefab and spool sheets.Pilot 1–2 weeks; build set in your scope
Handover & digital twin datapackage $2,500–$6,000COBie checks, Autodesk Tandem mapping and DCIM import files. Larger integrations are quoted as a build ($4,000–$15,000).Set in your scope
Revit & Dynamo upgradesQuoted after a free code reviewExisting add-ins and graphs moved to the Revit versions you run, tested on each one.Set in your quote
Monthly automation retainer$2,000–$4,000/moAn hours bank for fixes, small tools and upgrades, monthly model health checks and a roadmap call.Month to month

Our prices don't include Autodesk licenses or cloud usage fees. See costs outside our price.

Where to start

Pick the smallest step that answers your question.

We recommend starting with a health check or a pilot. Both have a fixed price and clear deliverables, so you can judge our work before you commit to more.

Not sure what's wrong?

Order a model health check. You get a fix list in priority order and a walkthrough.

$500 per modelDetails

One task to automate?

Start a pilot. One task, one fixed price, tested on your model against a written acceptance test.

$750–$1,500Details

Need a tool for the whole team?

Scope a custom add-in. You get a fixed price for the first phase and an estimate range for the full build.

from $4,000Details

Have several tools to look after?

Take a retainer. A monthly hours bank, health checks and help with yearly Revit upgrades.

from $2,000/moTiers
Example scenarios (our estimates)

What common requests would cost.

These are our estimates, written to help you budget. They are not quotes and not past projects. Your written scope sets the actual price.

Example scenarios (our estimates). Prices in US dollars, excluding any applicable taxes.
Example scenarioLikely offerOur estimate (USD)
Check one model against the owner's BIM standard before a deliverableModel health check$500
Create all views and sheets for each data hall from an Excel listPilot$750–$1,500
Rack layout and ID tool with Excel input, one Revit version (IDs such as DH1-A-03)Custom add-inabout $4,000–$7,000
Keep A and B power path data in sync between the one-line diagram and the Revit model, three Revit versions, with an installerCustom add-inabout $8,000–$15,000
Owner-standard content for white space and gray spaceData center kit, Standard$4,000
Monthly checks on 2 models, plus small fixes and requests on the tools you haveRetainer, Standard$3,000/month

See what a written scope with a fixed price looks like

What moves the price

Six things that make a tool cost more or less.

On the scoping call we ask about each of these. If one of them can be dropped or saved for later, we tell you, so the first phase stays small.

Number of Revit versions

Each version needs its own build and its own test run. Revit 2024, 2025–2026 and 2027 run on different .NET versions, so one tool for three versions costs more than one tool for one.

A simple button or a full form

A single button that runs with fixed settings is quick to build. A window with options, previews and saved settings takes longer to build and test.

External data

Reading an Excel file is simple. Connecting to SQL, a DCIM system or cloud data through APS adds work, accounts and testing.

Number of commands

Each command is its own piece of work with its own acceptance test. Three related buttons cost more than one.

Documentation and training

Every delivery includes a short guide and a video. Live training sessions, admin guides or content written to your template add time.

A tight deadline

If you need it sooner than our estimated time, we say whether we can do it and what it changes before you sign.

Monthly automation retainer

A developer on call for your Revit tools.

For firms with several in-house tools to keep current, or a steady list of small requests. Month to month, billed monthly in advance.

Prices in US dollars, excluding any applicable taxes.
TierEssentialsStandardPriority
Price$2,000/mo$3,000/mo$4,000/mo
Hours bank20 hours30 hours40 hours
First response1 business day1 business day, priority queue1 business day, first in queue, plus a weekly live call
Model health checks each month1 model2 models4 models
Yearly Revit upgrade of tools we builtQuotedIncluded for up to 3 toolsIncluded
Roadmap callQuarterlyQuarterlyMonthly
Unused hoursRoll over one monthRoll over one monthRoll over one month

Health checks don't use your hours

The health checks included in your tier are separate from the hours bank. They don't use any of your hours.

What the hours cover

Fixes and changes to tools we built, small new tools, Dynamo graph cleanup, standards and template updates, and questions from your team.

Leaving is simple

Month to month, with 30 days' notice. You keep the source code of the work we made for you, so nothing stops working.

Payback calculator

Estimate your payback with your own numbers.

Enter one task your team repeats. The math runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere. We don't publish savings claims; this is your estimate, and a pilot on your own model is how you test it.

Payback calculator

The starting values are example inputs, not results. Change any of them.

Hours saved a week
3.0 hours
Weekly saving
$180
Yearly saving
$8,640 at 48 working weeks
Payback
8.3 working weeks

Don't know your loaded hourly cost? Enter an annual salary for a rough figure.

Salary ÷ 2,080 × 1.3 = rough loaded hourly cost.

The formula

Weekly saving = hours per week × people × share automated × hourly cost

Yearly saving = weekly saving × 48 working weeks

Payback = tool price ÷ weekly saving, in working weeks

Worked example: example math, not a result

5 hours a week, 1 person, 60% automated is 3 hours a week saved. 3 hours a week saved at $60/hour is $180 a week, so a $1,500 pilot pays back in about 8–9 weeks.

A rough loaded hourly cost

Salary ÷ 2,080 working hours × 1.3 for overhead is a rough loaded hourly cost. US BIM manager average total pay is about $98k (Glassdoor, 2026), or roughly $60/hour on that formula. Your own payroll numbers are better.

Leave out savings you can't count, such as fewer errors. That keeps your estimate on the safe side.

Our guarantees

Promises you can hold us to, in writing.

These go into your written scope. They are the same for every client.

Fixed price in writing

The price in your scope is the price. If you ask for something new, we quote it as a change before doing it. Nothing is billed without your OK.

Pilot guarantee

If the pilot doesn't pass the written acceptance test on the agreed Revit version, we fix it at no charge. If it still doesn't pass within 10 business days of your test report, we refund the pilot fee in full. This doesn't cover changes to the scope, the test model or the Revit version after the scope is signed.

30-day bug-fix warranty

For 30 days after acceptance, we fix bugs at no charge. A bug is anything where the tool doesn't do what the scope says on the agreed Revit versions.

Who owns what

  • Work made only for you (your add-ins, scripts, content built to your standard, documentation): assigned to you in writing once paid in full.
  • Our reusable components, including the data center Revit kit: a permanent, firm-wide, royalty-free license to use and change them on any project. We keep ownership so we can keep improving them.
  • Open-source parts (for example pyRevit, GPL-3.0): stay under their own licenses, listed in your handover.

IP details

Payment terms

How you pay.

  • Invoices in US dollars.
  • Fixed-scope work: 50% to start, 50% on acceptance, due in 15 days.
  • Health checks are paid when ordered.
  • Retainers are billed monthly in advance.
  • We accept ACH, wire, and card for smaller items.
  • Prices exclude any applicable taxes.

Vendor onboarding

On request we send a vendor onboarding pack: the tax form for our entity, banking details, and a certificate of insurance where required. If your procurement process needs a different payment schedule, raise it on the scoping call, before the scope is signed.

Costs outside our price

What you may pay others.

  • Autodesk licenses. Your users need full Autodesk Revit or the AEC Collection. Revit LT doesn't run add-ins or Dynamo.
  • Clash automation needs Navisworks Manage.
  • Power BI dashboards need Power BI licenses for the people who view them.
  • Cloud jobs may incur Autodesk Platform Services (APS) usage fees, billed by Autodesk to your account.

APS cloud costs

Since December 8, 2025, some Autodesk Platform Services APIs (the Automation API, the Model Derivative API and others) are metered. There's a free monthly tier. Paid use runs on Autodesk Flex tokens, bought in a minimum of 100 and valid for one year (APS). AEC Data Model API "Data Out" pricing started October 6, 2026 (APS blog). Autodesk bills usage to your account, not ours. We estimate usage before we build.

Pricing questions

Questions buyers usually ask about price

Is the price in the scope really fixed?

Yes. The price in your scope is the price. If you ask for something new, we quote it as a change before doing it. Nothing is billed without your OK.

Why is a large build given as a range?

Within 2 business days of the call you get a written scope with a fixed price for a pilot or first phase, and an estimate range for anything bigger. Once the first phase is done, we both know enough to fix the price of the next one.

Do your prices include Autodesk software or cloud usage?

No. Your firm needs its own Revit licenses (full Revit or the AEC Collection), Navisworks Manage for clash work and Power BI licenses for dashboard viewers. Any APS usage is billed by Autodesk to your account. We estimate usage before we build.

What happens after the 30-day warranty?

Fixes and changes can run through a retainer or be quoted as a small fixed-price job. You hold the full source code, so any developer you choose can maintain the tool too.

Why are there no client results or savings figures on this page?

SS Technologies started in October 2026, and we won't publish numbers we haven't measured. Use the payback calculator with your own figures, then test a fixed-price pilot on your own model.

Can we start with something smaller than a pilot?

Yes. A model health check is $500 per model and shows what is slowing your team down. The scoping call is free either way.

Read the full terms in plain English

Free 30-minute scoping call

Not sure which fits? Book a scoping call before you decide.

Tell us the task your team repeats. Within 2 business days of the call you get a written scope with a fixed price for a pilot or first phase, and an estimate range for anything bigger. No obligation.

All prices in US dollars. Prices exclude any applicable taxes.