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REVU 20 EOL
Stay current with Bluebeam
Revu 20 reaches End of Support on July 31, 2026 and End of Life (EOL) on December 31, 2026. Here’s what it means for your day-to-day work and how to choose the right subscription plan for your team so you can keep getting the most out of Bluebeam.
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Benefits
Plans with Revu 21
Revu 20
Finish tasks sooner. New productivity boosting enhancements including advanced markups, AI-powered capabilities, and more.
Stay up and running with expert technical support and Bluebeam University (BBU) training.
Keep teams on the same page. Coordinate with stakeholders using the real-time Studio collaboration environment.
Make your mark(up) from anywhere — not just on your desktop. Bluebeam it from a web browser and your mobile device, too.
Integrate with the rest of your stack — Open and modern APIs let you connect Bluebeam to other tools critical to your workflows.
Equip your workforce as it changes with user-based access with admin tools for simplified user management, including SSO.
Choose the plan that’s right for you
Choose the plan that’s right for your team, or mix and match. All plans include Revu 21, Bluebeam on web and mobile, technical support and access to Bluebeam University.
Basics
For simple markups, document processing, and participating in collaboration sessions.
Core
For professional-grade markups, measurements, project document management, and initiating collaboration sessions.
Complete
For enhanced productivity with advanced measurements, reporting, and bulk document processing tools.
Max MOST POWERFUL
For optimal efficiency and outcomes to accelerate drawing reviews, automate workflows, and bridge the gap between PDF and BIM.
How to get the latest version of Bluebeam
Getting ready and taking action before the EOL dates will help avoid any interruption to your Studio and cloud workflows.
Step 1: Review your current Revu 20 usage
Identify who is still on Revu 20, which workflows rely on Studio, and where licenses are currently installed.
Step 2: Select a subscription plan
Use the table above to choose the right mix of Basics, Core, Complete or Max for your team.
Step 3: Purchase your new plan
Purchase directly from the Bluebeam pricing page or contact your Bluebeam representative or authorized reseller.
Step 4: Deploy Revu 21 and assign seats
Install Revu 21 on user machines, assign subscription seats, and begin transitioning projects and Studio workflows to the supported version.
Why the change?
As technology, security requirements, and customer workflows continue to evolve, the underlying systems supporting Revu 20 no longer meet our standards for performance, integration, and security.
Bluebeam is investing in products and technologies that help you meet today’s challenges with modern solutions and experiences.
This EOL marks the completion of Bluebeam’s transition from perpetual licenses (Revu 20) to subscription plans that feature the latest version of Revu (21) and much more.
