Construction documents are labor, not thinking. Pretiva drafts them in your own Revit from the model you designed: wall sections, foundation and envelope details, building sections, interior elevations, door and window schedules and keynotes. You give it the final review and the final pass.

Pick DD to CDs in the brief. It lists what the set still needs against the sheets you have, and drafts it overnight.
When the CDs take hours instead of weeks, mid-budget additions and referral jobs are worth taking again.
Invite your project manager or interior designer as a Lead designer: they redline sheets and confirm fixes without running Revit.
A Project Pass covers one model with no subscription. Plans run month to month and cancel any time.
Full Revit 2025, 2026 or 2027 on a Windows computer, with your own license. Revit LT doesn’t allow add-ins, so it can’t draft; set reviews, city comments and Pretiva Chat work with LT, or with no Revit at all.
You review every sheet. Where your jurisdiction requires a stamp, a licensed professional stamps the set; Pretiva never stamps, signs or issues anything.
Pretiva was built by a practicing interior architect who needed the time back. On our own projects, a full CD set that took 150 to 200 hours of drafting now takes 8 to 10 hours of Pretiva drafting and two or three rounds of redlines.
Not for drafting: Revit LT doesn’t allow add-ins. Reviews, city comments and Pretiva Chat work with LT. Drafting needs full Revit 2025 or later.
No. It works from your model and your standards; the design stays yours.
Yes. A Project Pass covers one Revit model with no subscription, and the free set review checks one set, up to 30 sheets, with no card.
Month to month, cancel any time. Or start with a free set review.
Questions? Email support@pretiva.io or book a demo.