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MeshMarkup vs Archviz Review

Both let a client pin feedback and sign off without making an account. Archviz Review is built for architectural visualisation studios reviewing still renders. MeshMarkup is built for reviewing the 3D model itself, with renders reviewed alongside it.

Checked against Archviz Review’s own site on 27 October 2026. Products change; follow the sources below before you decide.

Compared	MeshMarkup	Archviz Review
What the client reviews	The 3D model itself (turn it, cut it, measure it), plus images, renders and PDFs	Still renders and images
Reviewer access	One link. No account and nothing to install; they type their name once	A secure link. “No client signup needed”
Notes	Pinned to the exact spot on the model or image, answered, resolved and carried to the next version	Pinned to the image, with side-by-side version comparison
Sign-off	The client approves on the record, with their name and the date (Solo and up)	Each client approves each image; “all clients must approve for final sign-off”
File formats	GLB, glTF, FBX, OBJ, STL, PLY, DAE, STEP, IGES, Rhino 3DM, 3MF and 3DS, plus JPG, PNG, WebP and PDF	Images (its site doesn’t list the formats)
Free plan	Yes: 3 new models every 30 days and 50 MB, with no time limit	No. A 7-day free trial
Pricing	Free · Solo €29/month · Studio €89/month (5 seats) · Pipeline €249/month. Same numbers in US dollars; yearly gives two months free	Artist $10/month (5 active projects) · Studio $29/month (1 project manager and 10 artists) · Enterprise $49/month · Cinema on request

What the client reviews: MeshMarkupThe 3D model itself (turn it, cut it, measure it), plus images, renders and PDFs; Archviz ReviewStill renders and images
Reviewer access: MeshMarkupOne link. No account and nothing to install; they type their name once; Archviz ReviewA secure link. “No client signup needed”
Notes: MeshMarkupPinned to the exact spot on the model or image, answered, resolved and carried to the next version; Archviz ReviewPinned to the image, with side-by-side version comparison
Sign-off: MeshMarkupThe client approves on the record, with their name and the date (Solo and up); Archviz ReviewEach client approves each image; “all clients must approve for final sign-off”
File formats: MeshMarkupGLB, glTF, FBX, OBJ, STL, PLY, DAE, STEP, IGES, Rhino 3DM, 3MF and 3DS, plus JPG, PNG, WebP and PDF; Archviz ReviewImages (its site doesn’t list the formats)
Free plan: MeshMarkupYes: 3 new models every 30 days and 50 MB, with no time limit; Archviz ReviewNo. A 7-day free trial
Pricing: MeshMarkupFree · Solo €29/month · Studio €89/month (5 seats) · Pipeline €249/month. Same numbers in US dollars; yearly gives two months free; Archviz ReviewArtist $10/month (5 active projects) · Studio $29/month (1 project manager and 10 artists) · Enterprise $49/month · Cinema on request

Choose Archviz Review if

you only ever send still renders, never the model
you run an archviz studio with a project manager and artists, and want roles built round that
price matters most: it starts at $10 a month

Choose MeshMarkup if

the client needs to turn the model and point at the part they mean
you send CAD or mesh files: STEP, Rhino, FBX, OBJ and the rest
you want to try it on a real job first, on a free plan with no time limit

Try it free with your own model See pricing

Sources: Archviz Review: features, workflow and pricing

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