
BIMcollab
BIMcollab connects data, workflows, and BIM tools for collaboration on buildings and infrastructure.
What BIMcollab is
BIMcollab connects data, workflows, and BIM tools for collaboration on buildings and infrastructure. Its platform includes document management, BIM coordination, and model checking. The WebViewer supports IFC models, while BIMcollab Zoom is a downloadable viewer for Windows and Mac OS X. Zoom includes Smart Views, clash detection, and IDS checks; its free mode supports model viewing, annotations, BCF issue management, and visual validation through Smart Views. BCF-based issues work with BIM-tool plug-ins and can be exported as BCF, PDF, CSV, or XLS. BIMcollab lists more than 35 integrations, including Power BI, Solibri, Trimble Connect, AutoCAD, Autodesk Docs, and Revit. A free plan and free trial are available. Basic includes 10 GB storage per space; Advanced and Enterprise list unlimited storage, and all plans list unlimited projects. Cloud data is stored in the Netherlands unless using an on-premise installation.
Good
- WebViewer supports IFC models
- Zoom includes clash detection and IDS checks
- BCF issues can be exported in several formats
- Plans list unlimited projects
- Free plan and free trial available
Watch out
- Basic storage is limited to 10 GB per space
- SOC 2 audit reports for SSAE 16 are not available
- On-premise installation is limited to Enterprise plans with 500 or more users
Who it suits
It suits teams coordinating BIM work across building or infrastructure projects, particularly those needing IFC viewing, model checking, and issue management. The platform also offers integrations and an Enterprise on-premise option for qualifying teams.
Verdict
BIMcollab combines model viewing, issue management, coordination, and model checking. Its plans differ in storage and billing terms, with on-premise installation listed for larger Enterprise deployments.
Plans and prices
From BIMcollab's own pricing page, checked 28 Sep 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Basic (annual commitment) | €12.50 a month | 10 GB storage per space · 1 guest access · unlimited projects · fair use file conversions · Annually; €12,50 per user/month |
| Advanced (annual commitment) | €18.75 a month | Unlimited storage · 2 guest accesses · unlimited projects · fair use file conversions · Annually; €18,75 per user/month |
| Basic (monthly) | €19 a month | 10 GB storage per space · 1 guest access · unlimited projects · fair use file conversions · Monthly; €19 per user/month |
| Enterprise (annual commitment) | €25 a month | Unlimited storage · 2 guest accesses · unlimited projects · fair use file conversions · contact sales · Annually; €25 per user/month |
| Advanced (monthly) | €29 a month | Unlimited storage · 2 guest accesses · unlimited projects · fair use file conversions · Monthly; €29 per user/month |
| Enterprise (monthly) | €39 a month | Unlimited storage · 2 guest accesses · unlimited projects · fair use file conversions · contact sales · Monthly; €39 per user/month |
The facts
Each one read from BIMcollab's own pages, with the date it was checked.
The company
- Company location
- BIMcollab gives its headquarters as Eindhoven, The Netherlands.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Founded
- 2014checked 23 Sep 2026
- Headquarters
- Eindhoven, Netherlandschecked 23 Sep 2026
What it does
- Data location
- The security page says cloud data is stored in the Netherlands unless using an on-premise installation.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Integrations
- The maker lists integrations including Power BI, Solibri, Trimble Connect, AutoCAD, Autodesk Docs, and Revit, and says it connects to 35+ integrations.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Issue management
- BIMcollab supports BCF-based issue management with plug-ins for BIM tools and lets users export issues as BCF, PDF, CSV, or XLS.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Model checking
- BIMcollab Zoom supports Smart Views, clash detection, and IDS checks; its free mode includes model viewing, annotations, BCF issue management, and visual validation through Smart Views.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Model viewing
- The WebViewer supports IFC models, while BIMcollab Zoom is a downloadable model viewer for Windows and Mac OS X.checked 28 Sep 2026
- On-premise option
- The features overview says on-premise installation on customer servers is available for Enterprise plans with 500 or more users.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Product scope
- The platform includes document management, BIM coordination, and model checking features.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Purpose
- BIMcollab connects data, workflows, and BIM tools to support collaboration across the lifecycle of buildings and infrastructure.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Security certifications
- BIMcollab states that it is ISO 27001 and PCI-DSS certified.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Security limits
- BIMcollab’s security page says SOC 2 audit reports for SSAE 16 are not available.checked 28 Sep 2026
- Support
- Support is available by email, video call, and live chat during regular CET business hours, with Help Center articles and tutorials.checked 28 Sep 2026
Money
- Plan limits
- The Basic plan includes 10 GB storage per space; Advanced and Enterprise list unlimited storage, and all plans list unlimited projects.checked 28 Sep 2026
The full review of BIMcollab
Overview
BIMcollab is a multi-discipline platform for teams coordinating building and infrastructure projects across their lifecycle. It is best suited to project teams that need model review and issue coordination connected to BIM tools, rather than a viewer alone. Its strongest case is the combination of IFC viewing, BCF issue workflows, and model checking; its per-user plans become more expensive month to month.
Key features
- Model viewing: The browser-based WebViewer supports IFC models, while BIMcollab Zoom is a downloadable viewer for Windows and Mac OS X. That gives teams both browser access and a desktop option, though mobile access is viewer-only.
- Issue management: BCF-based issue handling works through plug-ins for BIM tools, and issues can be exported as BCF, PDF, CSV, or XLS. This makes BIMcollab more useful for coordination workflows than a viewer without issue-management tools.
- Model checking: Zoom supports Smart Views, clash detection, and IDS checks. Its free mode includes viewing, annotations, BCF issue management, and visual validation through Smart Views, making it a meaningful way to assess core review functions before paying.
- Integrations and access: BIMcollab connects to 35+ integrations, including Power BI, Solibri, Trimble Connect, AutoCAD, Autodesk Docs, and Revit. API access extends its reach beyond the named integrations.
- Security and support: BIMcollab states that it is ISO 27001 and PCI-DSS certified, and that cloud data is stored in the Netherlands unless a customer uses on-premise installation. Support is offered by email, video call, and live chat during regular CET business hours, with Help Center articles and tutorials. It does not provide SOC 2 audit reports for SSAE 16, which may matter to organizations requiring those reports.
Pricing
BIMcollab has a free plan and a free trial, but its paid subscriptions are priced per user, so team costs rise with seat count. Each listed paid plan includes unlimited projects and fair use file conversions; the main differences are storage, guest access, billing commitment, and Enterprise sales contact.
- Basic: €12.50 per user/month billed Annually, or €19 per user/month billed Monthly. Both include 10 GB storage per space, 1 guest access, unlimited projects, and fair use file conversions. This is the lower-cost fit for teams that can work within the storage cap and need only one guest access.
- Advanced: €18.75 per user/month billed Annually, or €29 per user/month billed Monthly. It raises storage to unlimited and guest access to two while retaining unlimited projects and fair use file conversions. Choose it when Basic’s storage or guest limit would constrain project coordination.
- Enterprise: €25 per user/month billed Annually, or €39 per user/month billed Monthly. It includes unlimited storage, two guest accesses, unlimited projects, and fair use file conversions, with contact sales. On-premise installation on customer servers is available for Enterprise plans with 500 or more users.
Annual commitment lowers the per-user monthly price for each paid tier, while monthly billing costs more. Basic gives up the unlimited storage and second guest access available on Advanced and Enterprise; Enterprise is the relevant tier for very large organizations needing the stated on-premise option.
Platforms
BIMcollab supports Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web, API, and self-hosted deployment. The WebViewer supports IFC models, Zoom runs on Windows and Mac OS X, and mobile access is viewer-only. Cloud collaboration and quantity takeoff are supported.
Who it's for
BIMcollab is a strong fit for multi-discipline building and infrastructure teams that need to review IFC models, coordinate BCF issues through their BIM tools, and use clash detection or model checks in one broader workflow. Its integrations and API suit teams connecting BIM coordination to other project systems. A standalone-viewing need, or a requirement for SOC 2 audit reports for SSAE 16, points elsewhere.
Pros and cons
- Pros: The free mode covers viewing, annotations, BCF issue management, and Smart Views, so it offers more than basic model viewing for initial evaluation.
- Pros: Issue exports in four formats and plug-ins for BIM tools help keep coordination linked to existing workflows.
- Pros: Paid plans retain unlimited projects, and Advanced and Enterprise remove the stated storage cap.
- Cons: Basic is capped at 10 GB per space and one guest access, which may restrict teams that need more shared storage or external participation.
- Cons: Monthly billing is notably higher per user than annual commitment, while the paid pricing structure makes larger seat counts consequential.
- Cons: The lack of SOC 2 audit reports for SSAE 16 may exclude it from some organizations’ security requirements.
Alternatives
Choose Dalux if a free punch-list tool with unlimited tasks and up to three active projects or buildings under its free-use terms is the priority. BIMx Web Viewer is a free browser viewer, with BIMx Pro features on Model Transfer requiring eligible-company membership and Graphisoft ID sign-in.
Open IFC Viewer is a free IFC viewer with no license fees. Graphisoft BIMx offers a free app and browser viewer, with a Graphisoft account required to open projects on iOS, Android, and desktop. 3D Repo is a paid option for which small-team storage, processing, user, and API terms are handled through sales contact.
Modelo is another freemium option; its Pro Monthly plan costs $30 a month and includes 5 GB storage and a 500 MB maximum upload. Sketchfab offers a free Basic plan with a 50MB maximum file size per model, making it a simpler option when that file limit fits the need.
For adjacent choices, compare the 3D Model Viewer Software, BIM Software, and Construction Document Management Software categories.
Verdict
BIMcollab is the right choice for multi-discipline project teams that need IFC review, BCF issue coordination, and model checking tied to their BIM tools. Its free mode gives a useful entry point, and paid tiers scale storage and guest access without limiting projects. Look elsewhere if you need only a free viewer, or if your organization requires SOC 2 audit reports for SSAE 16.
Getting started
- Open the BIMcollab website
- Choose the free plan or start the free trial
- Select web, mobile, desktop, API, or self-hosted access
- Use the WebViewer for IFC models or install BIMcollab Zoom on Windows or Mac OS X
- Connect supported BIM tools through available integrations and plug-ins
Limits worth knowing
The Basic plan includes 10 GB of storage per space and one guest access. Advanced and Enterprise list unlimited storage and two guest accesses; all plans list unlimited projects and fair-use file conversions.
Questions
Is BIMcollab free?
Yes. BIMcollab has a free plan and a free trial. Paid plans are also available.
What does BIMcollab cost?
Basic costs €12.50 per user/month with annual commitment or €19 per user/month billed monthly. Advanced costs 18.75 EUR annually or 29.00 EUR monthly, while Enterprise costs 25.00 EUR annually or 39.00 EUR monthly.
Which platforms does BIMcollab support?
It supports Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web, API, and self-hosted deployments.
Does BIMcollab support IFC and clash detection?
Yes. The WebViewer supports IFC models, and BIMcollab Zoom supports clash detection.
Can BIMcollab run on customer servers?
Yes. On-premise installation on customer servers is available for Enterprise plans with 500 or more users.




