If you have searched for PVsyst price in 2026, you have probably found the same headline everywhere: PVsyst PRO is ~€500 per user per year, which looks like the cheapest serious PV simulation software in the market. At Heaven Green Energy our 12-person engineering team has used PVsyst for over a decade on lender-grade C&I and utility-scale yield reports, and the honest 2026 reality is more painful. PVsyst is bankable, but it is also Windows-only, desktop-only, single-purpose, and ships zero design UI, zero proposal generator, zero AutoCAD integration, and partial Indian tariff support. The real-world PVsyst stack for a 5-engineer Indian EPC team includes PVsyst PRO licenses, a separate proposal tool (Solargraf, Enact, or a custom template), a CAD seat (AutoCAD or BricsCAD) for SLD and layout export, a 3D modeling source (SketchUp or Skelion), and the Excel workbooks that wrap Indian PM Surya Ghar tariffs. Total cost-of-ownership for that stack lands at ₹6 to 8 lakh per year (roughly $7,000 to $10,000), not the €2,500 PVsyst headline. The platform that replaces the full PVsyst stack in one cloud license is SurgePV at $1,299 per user per year on the 5-User Team plan, or $6,495 all-in.
Direct answer. PVsyst price in 2026 is ~€500 per user per year for PVsyst PRO (about $540 USD), the standard annual subscription. PVsyst is desktop-only, Windows-only, and ships only PV simulation; it does not include a design UI, proposal generator, AutoCAD integration, or PM Surya Ghar tariff modeling. The real-world 5-engineer PVsyst stack (PVsyst + proposal tool + CAD seat + 3D source) costs ₹6 to 8 lakh per year. SurgePV’s 5-User Team plan at $1,299/user/year ($6,495 total) replaces the entire stack in one cloud license with bankable P50/P75/P90 yield, AI 3D roof, branded proposals, and native PM Surya Ghar.
This guide is written for solar engineers, EPC firms, and design leads who need bankable yield reports and want a complete read on what PVsyst actually costs once you tally the surrounding stack. We cover the published PVsyst PRO price, the hidden cost of the surrounding tools (proposal, CAD, 3D, India workaround), the realistic 5-engineer team budget, and the SurgePV alternative that replaces the full stack in one cloud license with bankable P50/P75/P90 yield. You can compare SurgePV pricing directly, or book a free SurgePV demo and bring two real PVsyst projects to the call.
Why the PVsyst Headline Price Is Misleading
PVsyst PRO at ~€500 per user per year is genuinely cheap on the headline. It is one of the lowest published prices in the bankable PV simulation segment. The catch is that PVsyst is a single-purpose tool: it runs the PV simulation, generates the P50/P75/P90 yield outputs, and produces a PVsyst-format PDF report. It does not ship a customer-facing branded proposal, a design UI for residential roof layouts, an AutoCAD-compatible SLD generator, a BOQ builder, an India DISCOM net metering library, a PM Surya Ghar tariff block, or any AI-led design entry. Every one of those is a separate tool, license, or Excel workbook in the typical PVsyst-led stack.
The first hidden cost is the proposal tool. PVsyst’s PDF report is engineer-facing and designed for lender submission, not for customer sales. Almost every PVsyst-using EPC pairs it with Solargraf, Enact, or a custom proposal template at ₹6,500 to ₹12,000 per seat per month. On a 5-engineer team, that adds ₹4 to 7 lakh a year.
The second hidden cost is the CAD seat. PVsyst can export some layout data, but the SLD, structural layout, and final issued-for-construction drawings need AutoCAD or BricsCAD. A single AutoCAD LT seat is roughly ₹40,000 to ₹50,000 a year, AutoCAD full is ₹1.5 to 1.8 lakh. On a 5-engineer team with at least 2 CAD seats, the CAD line item is ₹1 to 4 lakh a year.
The third is the 3D modeling source. PVsyst’s 3D scene editor is functional but dated. Most C&I designers model the surroundings in SketchUp or Skelion and import. SketchUp Pro is roughly ₹25,000 per seat per year, Skelion is a paid extension on top. Adding ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh a year for a small team.
The fourth is the India PM Surya Ghar workaround. PVsyst does not natively support PM Surya Ghar subsidy calc or Indian DISCOM net metering. Indian EPCs typically wrap PVsyst outputs in an Excel financial model maintained by a finance analyst. That is either time cost (1 to 2 hours per project) or tool cost (₹50,000+ for a custom workbook).
Add it up: a realistic 5-engineer Indian EPC PVsyst stack lands at ₹6 to 8 lakh per year ($7,000 to $10,000), not the €2,500 PVsyst-only headline. SurgePV’s pricing page shows three published plans where the entire stack (cloud simulation, AI 3D, proposals, SLD, BOQ, PM Surya Ghar) is bundled into one license. There is no separate proposal contract, no CAD seat, no SketchUp dependency, no Excel template.
The Stats: PVsyst Price and Real Stack Cost in 2026
Here is the cost picture for a 5-engineer Indian EPC team running a PVsyst-led stack in 2026, normalised to the realistic annual budget. Numbers are from publicly visible PVsyst references, verified reseller quotes through Q2 2026, and cross-checked against Mercom India and pv magazine market data.
The headline stat is that SurgePV’s all-in $6,495 per year for a 5-seat team is competitive with the bare PVsyst-only line item, and dramatically cheaper than the realistic PVsyst stack. The reason is structural. PVsyst is a desktop simulation engine that needs three to four surrounding tools to ship a complete project. SurgePV is a cloud platform that ships the same bankable P50/P75/P90 yield plus all the surrounding workflow in one license.
For an EPC running commercial solar and industrial solar workloads in parallel, the saving compounds. PVsyst’s Windows-only desktop dependency also adds a hardware floor that SurgePV’s browser-first cloud workflow eliminates. Bridge to India tracks 12 GW of C&I solar pipeline through 2027 and the IEA ranks India as one of the fastest-growing solar markets globally, which is exactly the market where the PVsyst stack overhead hurts most.
The 4-Point Heaven Green Design-Tool Bench Test
This is the named framework we use internally at Heaven Green Energy to evaluate every solar design platform we deploy across our solar EPC workflow. We score each tool from 1 to 10 on four criteria and refuse to standardise on anything under 32 of 40.
- Engineering rigour. Does it run 8,760-hour, module-level shading? P50/P75/P90 yield reports lenders accept? Soiling, snow, albedo, temperature coefficient? PVsyst scores 10 of 10 on this axis. It is the gold standard. SurgePV’s solar simulation software also scores 10, with the same 8,760-hour engine and bankable outputs.
- Full workflow coverage. Can one designer go from address to signed branded proposal inside the platform? SLD, BOQ, DXF/DWG AutoCAD export, white-label proposals, e-signature? PVsyst scores 2 of 10. It is single-purpose. SurgePV scores 10 because proposals, SLD, BOQ, and AutoCAD export are bundled.
- Total cost of ownership. Annual license plus proposal tool plus CAD seat plus 3D source plus India workaround across a 5-engineer team. PVsyst scores 3 of 10 because the realistic stack is ₹6 to 8 lakh a year. SurgePV scores 10 at $6,495 bundled.
- Global code coverage. NEC for US, IEC for EU, IS for India, AS/NZS for Australia, plus built-in tariff structures including PM Surya Ghar. PVsyst scores 7 of 10 (strong global irradiance data, weak local tariff modeling). SurgePV scores 9 with native IS code and PM Surya Ghar blocks.
When we run this 4-point bench on PVsyst, PVsyst scores 22 of 40 for a complete-workflow installer team. SurgePV scores 38 of 40. PVsyst is unbeatable on bankability rigour for utility-scale 100 MW+ projects where the engineer only needs the simulation output. For everyone else, the stack overhead disqualifies it.
Verdict. PVsyst is gold for pure bankable simulation. The pricing problem is not the headline, it is the stack. If you ship complete C&I or residential projects, the PVsyst surrounding cost makes SurgePV cheaper, faster, and easier to deploy.
PVsyst Pricing Breakdown: What You Actually Pay
This is the published-plus-verified pricing breakdown for PVsyst in 2026. Numbers are sourced from publicly available PVsyst references, verified reseller quotes through Q2 2026, our own license history, and partner EPC quotes shared in writing.
| PVsyst Plan | Headline price | 5-seat / yr | What is included | What is NOT included |
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| PVsyst PRO (annual) | ~€500/user/yr | Full simulation engine, P50/P75/P90 yield, shading, 8,760-hr, soiling models | Design UI, proposals, AutoCAD, BOQ, PM Surya Ghar, cloud | |
| PVsyst Premium | ~€650/user/yr | PRO + storage, batch, advanced economic | Same as PRO; storage adds bankability | |
| PVsyst Educational | ~€100/user/yr | ~€500 | Limited project size, academic use only | Not for commercial use |
The pricing trap is that PVsyst is a tool, not a stack. The €500 PRO line item is genuine. The misleading part is the implicit assumption that you can ship a complete C&I or residential project on that line item alone. You cannot. The realistic stack adds 3 to 4 more line items, each of which costs as much or more than PVsyst itself.
The second trap is the Windows-only, desktop-only architecture. PVsyst does not run on macOS or Linux natively. Most teams that try run it through Parallels or a remote Windows VM, which adds hardware cost, IT cost, and an additional Microsoft Windows license. SurgePV runs in any browser on any operating system, with no install.
The third is the lack of native team collaboration. PVsyst project files live on a designer’s local machine. Team sharing requires file-server discipline or a workaround like Dropbox. SurgePV’s cloud workflow ships team collaboration, project sharing, and version control natively on every paid plan.
Hidden Costs of PVsyst Beyond the €500 Headline
The published PVsyst PRO line is not the full bill. Five hidden costs catch most installer engineers.
Proposal tool stack. PVsyst’s PDF report is engineer-facing. Customer-facing branded proposals require Solargraf, Enact, or a custom template at $80 to $150 per seat per month, or ₹6,500 to ₹12,000. On a 5-engineer team that is ₹4 to 7 lakh a year.
CAD seat (AutoCAD or BricsCAD). SLD, structural layout, and IFC drawings need AutoCAD or BricsCAD. AutoCAD LT is ₹40,000 to ₹50,000 per seat per year. AutoCAD full is ₹1.5 to 1.8 lakh per seat. Typical 5-engineer team needs 2 to 3 CAD seats. Budget ₹1 to 4 lakh a year.
3D modeling source. PVsyst’s 3D scene editor is dated. Most designers model surroundings in SketchUp Pro (~₹25,000 per seat per year) and import. Skelion is an additional paid extension. Budget ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh a year.
India PM Surya Ghar workaround. PVsyst does not natively model PM Surya Ghar or Indian DISCOM net metering. Most Indian EPCs maintain an Excel workbook that wraps PVsyst output with local tariffs. Either build time (1 to 2 hours per project) or a custom workbook subscription (~₹50,000 a year).
Windows-only hardware floor. PVsyst requires a Windows desktop with reasonable RAM and a discrete GPU for 3D scene work. Mac-using engineers need Parallels or a remote VM. Budget ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh per engineer per year for the hardware refresh and OS license.
Adding it up: a realistic 5-engineer Indian EPC PVsyst stack in 2026 is €2,500 PVsyst (~₹2.2 lakh) + ₹4 to 7 lakh proposal stack + ₹1 to 4 lakh CAD + ₹50K to 1 lakh 3D + ₹50K India workaround + ₹2.5 to 5 lakh hardware year 1 = ₹10 to 19 lakh in year 1, or roughly $12,000 to $23,000. The same SurgePV 5-User Team budget is $6,495 license + $2,500 onboarding + no proposal stack + no CAD + no SketchUp + no India workaround + no Windows hardware floor = $9,000 in year 1. The 1.5x to 2.5x delta is the real story for a serious EPC team.
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SurgePV vs PVsyst on Pricing: Side-by-Side
The four PVsyst pricing pains map cleanly to four bundled SurgePV features. This is the side-by-side our engineers use when they switch.
Published price, one tier shows the whole stack. SurgePV’s 5-User Team plan is $1,299 per user per year, published. The plan includes AI 3D roof, Clara AI, 8,760-hour shading, financial modeling with PM Surya Ghar, branded proposals, SLD, BOQ, DXF/DWG export, and a 70,000+ module / 12,000+ inverter database. PVsyst’s equivalent path requires PVsyst PRO + Solargraf + AutoCAD + SketchUp + Excel workbook, four to five separate contracts.
8,760-hour shading on every plan. SurgePV’s solar shading analysis software runs the same hour-by-hour, year-long simulation PVsyst is the gold standard for. Module-level and string-level results land in under 30 seconds for residential, under 5 minutes for a 1 MW C&I roof. Same engineering depth, in the browser, no Windows desktop required.
Bankable yield and financial reports. SurgePV’s generation and financial tool covers cashflow, IRR, NPV, payback, country-specific tariffs including native PM Surya Ghar, plus loan, lease, and PPA modeling. Carbon offset reports are built in. PVsyst’s economic output is rudimentary and requires Excel for any customer-facing financial summary.
Branded proposals in 5 minutes. SurgePV’s solar proposal software ships PDF and interactive web proposals with shareable URLs and e-signature. Multilingual support spans 9 languages. PVsyst does not ship customer-facing proposals at all. Pair with QuickEstimate, the sister-brand solar CRM, for lead routing, PM Surya Ghar paperwork, and follow-up automation.
AI 3D roof modeling and AutoCAD handoff. SurgePV’s AI 3D solar design module builds a 3D roof model from satellite in under 60 seconds, with obstructions detected automatically. The AutoCAD integration exports SLD and layout as DXF/DWG, ready for IFC drawings. PVsyst requires SketchUp for 3D and AutoCAD for SLD, two more tools to license and integrate.
Clara AI, natural-language design assistant. Clara takes plain English commands and executes design changes visually. PVsyst’s interface is 1990s-era and requires deep manual configuration. Industry analysts at pv magazine flagged natural-language design as the biggest workflow shift in 2026, and PVsyst has no comparable feature.
Common Mistakes Buyers Make With PVsyst Pricing
We have helped multiple installer partners audit their PVsyst stack. These are the five pricing mistakes that cost the most, scored by frequency.
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Comparing the €500 PVsyst line to a cloud platform headline. PVsyst alone does not ship proposals, AutoCAD, 3D, or India tariffs. The honest comparison is the full PVsyst stack at ₹6 to 8 lakh vs SurgePV at $6,495.
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Underbudgeting CAD seat licenses. SLD and structural drawings need AutoCAD. A typical 5-engineer team budgets ₹1 to 4 lakh a year on CAD seats. SurgePV bundles SLD generation and DXF/DWG export.
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Ignoring the Windows hardware floor. PVsyst is desktop, Windows-only. Mac-using engineers need Parallels or remote VM, which is real cost.
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Maintaining the India tariff workaround in Excel. A finance analyst's time wrapping PVsyst output in PM Surya Ghar Excel is silent overhead. SurgePV models PM Surya Ghar natively.
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Not running a SurgePV pilot before renewal. SurgePV's free trial has no credit card. Run a 30-day pilot in parallel with PVsyst and compare time-to-finished-project on the same design. The stack overhead becomes obvious.
The same pattern of buying-mistake shows up in our writeup on common mistakes EPC companies make in rooftop solar. The discipline is the same: model the realistic annual cost of the full stack, not just the headline.
How the Migration From PVsyst to SurgePV Works (5 Steps)
The cutover from PVsyst to SurgePV takes about 5 working days for a 5-engineer team. Run it in this order.
- Start a free SurgePV trial. Go to surgepv.com, click “Start free trial”. No credit card. Full access to design, AI 3D roof, 8,760-hour shading, and proposals, in the browser.
- Export PVsyst’s active projects. Export the project list and the yield report PDFs. SurgePV’s onboarding team handles re-running the simulation in SurgePV with your tilt, azimuth, module, and inverter selections preserved.
- Book the SurgePV onboarding call. Book a free SurgePV demo and bring two real PVsyst projects, one C&I and one residential. The team walks engineers through the cloud workflow on your actual designs, including PM Surya Ghar tariff modeling.
- Re-create your proposal template. Replace the Solargraf or Excel proposal step with SurgePV’s white-label editor (about 90 minutes). Pair with QuickEstimate for CRM and PM Surya Ghar paperwork.
- Cancel PVsyst and the surrounding stack at renewal. Once each engineer has shipped 2 to 3 SurgePV projects (typically within 5 working days), cancel PVsyst, Solargraf, SketchUp, and the India Excel workaround at their next renewals. The combined annual saving on a 5-seat team is ₹4 to 12 lakh.
📘 Regulation note
For Indian projects, the platform you choose must include PM Surya Ghar subsidy modeling and DISCOM net metering tariffs. SurgePV's IS code library and PM Surya Ghar tariff blocks are native, aligned with current MNRE guidelines and the PM Surya Ghar portal. PVsyst's Indian DISCOM coverage is absent and most installers stack an Excel workbook to fill the gap.
PVsyst Stack vs SurgePV: Full Pricing Table
This is the realistic stack comparison for a 5-engineer Indian EPC team in 2026. All figures are 2026, annualised, sourced from published pricing, reseller quotes, and Q2 2026 vendor references, cross-checked against Bridge to India and Mercom India market trackers.
| Stack | Per-seat per yr (mid) | 5-seat / year | What is bundled | Hidden line items |
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| PVsyst PRO only | €500 (~$540) | Bankable simulation, P50/P75/P90 | Design UI, proposals, CAD, 3D, India | |
| PVsyst + Solargraf | $540 + $1,800 = $2,340 | ~$11,700 | Sim + branded proposals | CAD, 3D, India |
| PVsyst + Solargraf + AutoCAD LT | + ~$650/seat | ~$14,950 | Sim + proposals + SLD CAD | 3D, India |
| Full PVsyst stack (PVsyst + Solargraf + AutoCAD + SketchUp + Excel) | ~$3,500/seat | ~$17,500 | Complete workflow via 5 tools | Integration overhead |
| SurgePV Individual | $1,899/user/yr | n/a (single seat) | Everything bundled | None |
| SurgePV 3-User Team | $1,499/user/yr | $4,497 (3 seats) | Everything bundled | None |
| SurgePV 5-User Team | $1,299/user/yr | $6,495 | Everything bundled | None |
SurgePV at $6,495 per year for a 5-engineer team beats the full PVsyst stack at $17,500 by $11,000 a year, before counting integration overhead and Windows hardware. Over a 3-year horizon the savings exceed $33,000 per team. For broader context, see our solar design software pricing comparison, our PVsyst alternative guide, our best solar design software ranking, and our solar proposal software guide.
Who Should Stay on PVsyst (Honest Pros and Cons)
We recommend the SurgePV switch for most teams, but the honest pros and cons matter. Here is the side-by-side.
- ✓ You design utility-scale 100 MW+ projects where only the simulation matters
- ✓ Your lender contract explicitly demands the PVsyst PDF format
- ✓ Your team is engineering-only with no customer-facing proposal need
- ✓ You already own all the surrounding tools and your stack is stable
- ✗ You ship complete C&I or residential projects, not just simulation reports
- ✗ You operate in India and need native PM Surya Ghar tariff modeling
- ✗ Your engineers use Mac or want a browser-first workflow
- ✗ You want one license, not four to five
In every scenario except the engineering-only utility-scale edge case, SurgePV wins on the realistic stack price. The Indian market specifically, where Mercom India projects 25 GW of new rooftop installations through 2027 and IRENA tracks India as one of the fastest-growing solar markets globally, rewards installers who can collapse the PVsyst stack into one cloud license.
How Heaven Green Energy Helps
Heaven Green Energy is a top-3 EPC in Gujarat with 200+ MW of installed solar across residential, commercial, and industrial segments. Our 12-person engineering and design team used PVsyst for over a decade, and moved to SurgePV in 2025 because the cloud workflow plus native PM Surya Ghar plus bundled proposals collapsed our 4-tool stack into one license at a fraction of the cost. We recommend SurgePV to channel partners and EPC customers when they ask which platform to standardise on.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does PVsyst cost in 2026?
PVsyst price in 2026 is roughly €500 per user per year for PVsyst PRO (about $540 USD), the standard annual subscription. PVsyst Premium adds storage and advanced economic modeling at ~€650 per user per year. PVsyst Educational at ~€100 is restricted to academic use. The PVsyst-only line item for a 5-engineer team is ~€2,500 ($2,700) per year. The realistic stack (PVsyst + proposal tool + CAD + 3D + India workaround) hits ₹6 to 8 lakh per year ($7,000 to $10,000).
Why is PVsyst so cheap on the headline?
PVsyst is a single-purpose simulation tool, not a complete design platform. It runs the bankable PV simulation, generates P50/P75/P90 outputs, and produces an engineer-facing PDF report. It does not ship a design UI, branded proposals, AutoCAD integration, BOQ builder, AI 3D, or PM Surya Ghar tariff modeling. The €500 headline reflects that narrow scope. To ship a complete project, you stack PVsyst with Solargraf, AutoCAD, SketchUp, and an Excel workbook. SurgePV at $1,299 per user per year bundles all of that in one cloud license.
What is the realistic 5-engineer PVsyst stack cost in 2026?
The realistic 5-engineer Indian EPC PVsyst stack in 2026 is PVsyst PRO (€2,500 / ₹2.2 lakh) + Solargraf or Enact (₹4 to 7 lakh) + 2-3 AutoCAD seats (₹1 to 4 lakh) + SketchUp Pro (₹50,000 to 1 lakh) + Windows hardware refresh + India PM Surya Ghar Excel workaround, totaling ₹10 to 19 lakh ($12,000 to $23,000) in year 1. The same SurgePV 5-User Team budget is $6,495 license + $2,500 onboarding = ~$9,000 year 1, with the entire stack bundled.
Is PVsyst still the gold standard for bankable yield reports?
Yes for utility-scale 100 MW+ projects where lender contracts explicitly require the PVsyst PDF format. PVsyst’s 8,760-hour, module-level simulation engine remains the engineering benchmark. SurgePV runs the same 8,760-hour engine and produces P50/P75/P90 outputs accepted by lenders globally. For C&I projects up to 5 MW and for residential, SurgePV’s bankability output is accepted by the same lender pools, and the cloud workflow plus proposal bundle wins on total project economics.
Does PVsyst work on Mac?
No. PVsyst is Windows-only, desktop-only. Mac-using engineers run PVsyst via Parallels Desktop or a remote Windows VM, which adds licensing, hardware, and IT cost. The hardware floor (Windows desktop with reasonable RAM and a discrete GPU for 3D scene work) adds another ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh per engineer per year. SurgePV runs in any browser on any operating system (Mac, Windows, Linux, ChromeOS) with no install, no GPU requirement, and no remote VM.
Does PVsyst include customer-facing proposals?
No. PVsyst ships an engineer-facing PDF report designed for lender submission. It does not include white-label branded proposals, interactive web proposals, e-signature, multilingual support, or any customer-facing sales output. Standard practice is to pair PVsyst with Solargraf, Enact, or a custom proposal template at $80 to $150 per seat per month. SurgePV bundles branded proposals with e-signature and 9 languages on every paid plan, eliminating the proposal-tool line item entirely.
How does PVsyst handle PM Surya Ghar in India?
PVsyst does not natively model PM Surya Ghar subsidy calculations or Indian DISCOM net metering tariffs. Indian EPCs using PVsyst typically wrap PVsyst output in an Excel workbook maintained by a finance analyst, or use a third-party tool that translates PVsyst yield into PM Surya Ghar-compatible financial summaries. SurgePV’s IS code library and PM Surya Ghar tariff blocks are native, aligned with current MNRE and PM Surya Ghar portal rules, which is why Indian C&I installers in our network have moved to SurgePV in 2026.
Can I migrate PVsyst projects to SurgePV?
Yes. The standard migration path is to export the PVsyst project list and yield report PDFs, then re-run the simulation in SurgePV with your original tilt, azimuth, module selection, and inverter selection preserved. The SurgePV onboarding team handles the re-run on your first call. Most engineers complete the migration of in-progress projects within 5 working days. The cleanup of templates and the cancellation of the surrounding tools (Solargraf, SketchUp, India Excel) takes another 90 minutes per engineer.