Revit add-in connection
Connect Hypar with Revit through the add-in workflow shown on the site, which supports loading a project from Revit and sending a selection from Revit into Hypar.
Hypar is a free-to-start, Revit-compatible building design tool for healthcare, workplaces, data centers and more, with web workflows, options, libraries, clearances, DWG import and sharing.
Hypar is a building design product for healthcare, workplaces, data centers, and related project types. The site describes it as free to start, Revit-compatible, and focused on design workflows that connect a web-based project environment with Revit.
The product page emphasizes project setup, design iteration, content reuse, and sharing. Paid plans add unlimited projects and features such as options, libraries, clearances with clash detection, DWG import, and live links for collaboration.
Connect Hypar with Revit through the add-in workflow shown on the site, which supports loading a project from Revit and sending a selection from Revit into Hypar.
Iterate on different versions of a design within a single project using Options, which the site presents as a paid-plan feature.
Share rooms and furniture across projects and teams through Libraries, helping standardize reusable content.
Specify clearances and automatically detect clashes, with the pricing page calling out editable clearances and automatic clash detection as a feature unavailable in the trial.
Import DWG files directly into projects for CAD integration, and use live links to share a project with multiple people through one link.
Assign seats to users by email, revoke access when needed, and manage team purchasing through multiple individual licenses or enterprise licensing.
Use Hypar to connect a web-based building design workflow with Revit when teams need to load a project from Revit or send selected furniture, equipment, and rooms into Hypar.
Use the options workflow to compare different versions of a design within a single project instead of managing separate project files.
Use Libraries to reuse rooms and furniture across projects and teams when you want more consistent project content.
Use clearances and clash detection when you need to check spatial relationships and catch conflicts during design work.
Use live links and team license assignment when multiple people need to work from shared project access and distributed seats.
Hypar is set up through a web account, and the home page also points to a Revit add-in for connecting Revit to Hypar. The add-in flow shown on the site includes downloading and installing the add-in, then loading a project or sending a selection from Revit to Hypar.
The pricing page says the trial is for signing up immediately with no credit card required, but it cannot be used for professional work. It also limits users to three projects at a time and omits features such as automatic clash detection using editable clearances, design options, customizable Space/Furniture/Equipment libraries, and view-only project sharing.
Hypar is sold as an individual license priced at $50 per month or $500 annually. The site also offers team purchasing and enterprise licenses for 10 or more seats.
The site says enterprise licenses include SSO support, reassignable licenses by local administrators, remote training on demand, direct Teams/Zoom/Slack support, and usage statistics on request.
The website highlights Revit connectivity, project options, libraries, clearances with clash detection, DWG import, unlimited projects on paid plans, and live links for sharing projects with multiple people.