Bimbeats

Bimbeats is a real-time analytics platform built for architecture and engineering firms.

It tracks usage of design tools like Revit, Rhino, and Bluebeam to surface model health, hardware performance, and team productivity.

IT leaders, BIM managers, and executives use it to spot workflow bottlenecks and reduce software license waste.

Bimbeats Overview

Bimbeats is a real-time data analytics platform built for architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) firms. It connects to desktop and cloud CAD/BIM/CDE applications such as Revit, Rhino, and Bluebeam and logs how those tools are actually used across a firm, turning that activity into dashboards for executives, project managers, IT support, and BIM managers. The platform flags model health issues (for example slow-opening or oversized Revit models), tracks hardware performance, and surfaces software license usage so firms can right-size subscriptions and reduce downtime. Alerts and scheduled reports call out problems automatically instead of requiring manual review. All collected data is stored in an Elasticsearch database that the customer owns and controls, and the platform is built to be GDPR-compliant. Pricing is tiered by per-machine seat count, running from roughly $12.84/machine/month for smaller teams down to $4.59/machine/month at 500+ users, billed annually; a flat-rate Bimbeats Studio plan is available for smaller firms with up to 49 machines. Bimbeats was founded in 2019 and has offices in Brisbane, Australia and the New York area.
Bimbeats is a real-time data analytics platform built for architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) firms. It connects to desktop and cloud CAD/BIM/CDE applications such as Revit, Rhino, and Bluebeam and logs how those tools are actually used across a firm, turning that activity into dashboards for executives, project managers, IT support, and BIM managers. The platform flags model health issues (for example slow-opening or oversized Revit models), tracks hardware performance, and surfaces software license usage so firms can right-size subscriptions and reduce downtime. Alerts and scheduled reports call out problems automatically instead of requiring manual review. All collected data is stored in an Elasticsearch database that the customer owns and controls, and the platform is built to be GDPR-compliant. Pricing is tiered by per-machine seat count, running from roughly $12.84/machine/month for smaller teams down to $4.59/machine/month at 500+ users, billed annually; a flat-rate Bimbeats Studio plan is available for smaller firms with up to 49 machines. Bimbeats was founded in 2019 and has offices in Brisbane, Australia and the New York area.

Bimbeats Pricing

PRICING PLANS
50 Seats|12.84/mo
100 Seats|9.17/mo
250 Users|5.50/mo
500 Users|4.59/mo
Bimbeats Studio (up to 49 machines)|4000/yr

Bimbeats Frequently asked questions

Bimbeats tracks how a firm actually uses its CAD/BIM/CDE software (like Revit, Rhino, and Bluebeam) in real time and turns that activity into dashboards on model health, hardware performance, and team productivity.

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