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MOD

AI-powered prefab potential assessment and supplier matching for real estate developers

MOD is an AI platform that analyzes early-stage schematic designs against a self-reported database of thousands of vetted prefabrication suppliers to assess a project's prefabrication potential, via a free "Prefab Check" tool (currently a Revit plugin), and offers a separate paid "Prefab Sourcing" service connecting developers to matched suppliers from schematic design through building permitting.

Not publicly specified — no funding round or amount disclosed as of research date. MOD was selected for the Suffolk Technologies BOOST 6 accelerator cohort (Demo Day November 2025), which is a program placement, not disclosed equity funding. raisedEarly Stage
Founded 2024 · No paying-customer count or transaction volume is publicly disclosed. Vendor/press milestones: winner of the 2024 Smart Building/Smart Construction Innovation World Cup at BIM World Munich; named a Top 10 startup at MIPIM; pilot projects with developers and prefab suppliers across the DACH region (Germany, Switzerland, Austria); selected for Suffolk Technologies' BOOST 6 accelerator cohort (Demo Day November 2025) as it expands into the US market; partnerships referenced with Stanford University, ETH Zurich, and Technical University of Munich. Co-founded by CEO Marc Beermann and CTO Yashar Moradi. The vendor-claimed supplier-network size is inconsistent across sources (4,500+ per a 2024 interview vs. "20,000+" and "25,000 in 150 countries" in later vendor/press statements) — likely reflecting growth over time but not independently verified.
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Why This Tool Exists

The Problem

Prefabrication can be faster, cheaper, and more sustainable than on-site construction (per vendor and industry claims), but fewer than 2% of construction projects globally use it, largely because developers and architects have no easy way to check whether a schematic design is prefab-feasible, or which of thousands of regional prefab manufacturers could actually produce and deliver its elements, until late in design — after the opportunity to adjust the design for prefab has passed.

The Solution

MOD's free "Prefab Check" tool (a Revit plugin, with ArchiCAD, direct IFC upload, and MCP support stated by the vendor as "coming soon") scans a schematic design, compares required building elements and their volumes against the products and stated production capacity of a vendor-claimed network of prefab suppliers, and returns a prefab-potential assessment covering manufacturability, cost, schedule, and CO2 impact; the check can be re-run as the design changes. A separate paid "Prefab Sourcing" service then connects developers to matched suppliers from schematic design through building permitting for a flat developer fee, with suppliers paying a success fee when selected.

How You Use It

Delivery Method
SaaSWeb AppRevit Plugin
Integrations
Autodesk Revit
Project Phases
Schematic Design, Design Development, Bidding/Procurement
Project Types
Commercial, Residential, Hospitality

Data Transparency

Exactly what this tool uses and how

Input
What it needs
Required:Schematic design model (Autodesk Revit)
Optional:ArchiCAD model, direct IFC upload, and MCP-based access — all stated by the vendor as "coming soon," not yet available
Formats:RVT (Revit)
Output
What you get
Format:Prefab-potential report with matched suppliers
Fields:Prefab-potential assessment for the design, Matched prefab elements and required volumes, Candidate supplier list with stated production capacity and delivery distance, Estimated cost, schedule, and CO2 impact of prefab options, Suggested dimensional adjustments to fit standard prefab components
Algorithm
How it works
Model:Proprietary AI platform; the vendor states it uses "state-of-the-art AI models" without naming a specific base model or architecture. Supplier and product data is structured using MOD-DLM, an open-source (MIT-licensed) domain-specific language the company publishes on GitHub for describing prefab elements and auto-generating supplier-catalog APIs.
Accuracy:Not publicly specified — no accuracy, precision, or validation metrics are published for the matching/assessment algorithm
Privacy
How your data is protected
Retention:Per the website privacy policy, data is kept "only as long as necessary"; technical/log data is retained short-term for security purposes and contact-form data is retained until the inquiry is resolved (longer if legally required). This covers website/marketing data; a separate retention policy specific to uploaded design/project data processed through Prefab Check is not publicly specified.
Training:Not publicly specified whether uploaded design or supplier data is used to train MOD's AI models
Compliance:No formal compliance certifications (SOC 2, ISO 27001, etc.) are publicly claimed. The privacy policy cites GDPR legal bases (Art. 6(1)(a), (b), (f)) for processing but does not claim third-party GDPR certification, States "We do not sell your data" and limits third-party data sharing to service providers required to operate the website (e.g., hosting)
API
Integration
Endpoint:Contact vendor for API access
Method:Not publicly documented

Use Cases

  • ·Early (schematic-design-stage) assessment of a project's prefabrication feasibility before committing to a design direction
  • ·Identifying regional prefab suppliers with the stated production capacity to manufacture a project's required elements
  • ·Adjusting design dimensions to match standard prefab component sizes to increase prefab share
  • ·Re-checking prefab potential as a design evolves through schematic design and design development
  • ·Sourcing and vetting prefab suppliers through building permitting via the paid Prefab Sourcing service

Pricing

Free
Prefab Check tool is free to use (Revit plugin; ArchiCAD, direct IFC upload, and MCP support stated as "coming soon")
Pro
Not publicly specified
Enterprise
Prefab Sourcing service: developers pay a "low fixed fee" covering schematic design through building permitting (exact amount not publicly disclosed); prefab suppliers pay a success fee when selected (rate not publicly disclosed)
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Research Sources & Data QualityLast verified: 2026-07-17
Verified Data (10)
problem, solution, deliveryMethod (Revit plugin confirmed on official site), founders (Marc Beermann, Yashar Moradi), legal entities and registration (Zurich/Munich), yearFounded, open-source MOD-DLM component and its MIT license, Suffolk BOOST 6 cohort membership, 2024 Smart Building/Smart Construction Innovation World Cup win, privacy policy retention/GDPR-basis language
Not Found (9)
funding amount/investors, pricing/fee amounts for Prefab Sourcing, api-documentation, exact paying-customer count, ai-training-data-policy, hosting-region, compliance-certifications (SOC2/ISO), algorithm-accuracy-metrics, exact supplier-network size (conflicting figures across sources: 4,500 vs 20,000+ vs 25,000)
Our Commitment: We only include verified data from official sources. If information isn't publicly available, we mark it as "Not publicly specified" rather than guessing.