Spacefit FAQ: 12 Questions Architects and CRE Teams Ask

Your brief in (floor plan, headcounts, team adjacencies, guidelines), three compliant test-fit options out in minutes, single or multi-floor, with quantities and budget included.

A floor plan as PDF or DWG, headcounts per team, adjacency needs, and the space guidelines to plan against. If formal standards do not exist yet, they are configured together during onboarding.

Three by default, more if you need them. The point is comparison: the decision becomes the best fit, not the first fit that happens to work.

Yes. Spacefit solves which teams sit on which level, with adjacencies respected across floors, not just within one plate.

Yes. Every option is checked by the algorithm against configured rules such as egress distances and occupancy. Every option presented is a compliant option.

From the option itself. Each scheme carries its counts and its costing, so options can be compared on capacity, adjacencies and money in the same view, and recosted instantly when the brief changes.

Yes, that is the core of the platform: your standards run as the algorithm. Outputs follow your rules, not a generic template.

Yes, after a working session. A trial only tells you something once your standards and libraries are configured, so the test reflects real conditions. We handle that setup together right after the demo.

Two families of users: corporate real estate and workplace teams planning their own portfolios, and the architects, interior designers and design and build agencies who produce test fits for clients. Design agencies already deliver with it, and a global tech company is piloting it.

Minutes from brief to compared options. Fast enough to iterate live in a client meeting: move a team, and capacity, compliance and budget recount in front of everyone.

No. The algorithm does the counting, the checking and the costing. Designers do what wins projects: design. Mathematical precision, creative freedom.

On your own project. Send a floor plan and a brief before the session, and judge real output against your real requirements instead of demo data.