Finch3D

Freemium Design the Building

AI-assisted floor plan optimizer for multi-family buildings that scores layouts against daylight and area KPIs.

3.2 /5 composite score
C5 4/5 reflects Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, ArchiCAD, and Autodesk Forma integrations, while C1 3/5 reflects a freemium entry point. The documented file surface is RVT and 3DM, and firm-size fit is solo to small-team.
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Rubric Scorecard

How we grade →

Criterion Score Evidence
Value for the price 3/5 Freemium, free tier Source →
Agent Friendliness 3/5 API: none
Ease of adoption 3/5 --
Portability & lock-in 3/5 2 file formats
Interoperability 4/5 5 integrations

Pricing

ModelFreemium
Free tieryes
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How we verified this: we checked Finch3D against its live site and an independent source — aecmag.com. Nothing on this page is listed from memory. See how we grade. Verified 2026-07-18.

Evidence

File formats

FormatDirectionSupport
RVT unknown unknown
3DM unknown unknown

Integrations

Revit Rhino Grasshopper ArchiCAD Autodesk Forma

Sources

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