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After using about four other major analysis programs, I am extremely pleased by the subtle features of RFEM for its flexibility in modeling, interoperability, ease of analysis, error reporting and also in interpreting the results.

RFEM is the best I have used. I have experience with RISA, STAAD, ETABS, Visual Analysis, and others. Once you get used to RFEM's interface, it has no comparison to the others.

We adopted Dlubal in our work and haven't looked back. Powerful, easy to use, easy to learn, with mercifully simple output (once set up).

It’s a great software package and you’re constantly making it better and better. RFEM is by far our favorite analysis software at the moment.

We chose RFEM for our steel structures because of its ease of use and modularity. The design check results are clear, with the exact criteria and the corresponding standard reference.

With the Steel Joints add-on, you can finally model any connection you need, and the output documents the full step-by-step calculation.

After a six-month trial, I switched to RFEM for how closely it models real behavior: effective eccentricities, nonlinear supports and hinges, and a steel connection configurator with a wide range of options.

The interface lets you enter data and read results in a visible, editable way, which minimizes the black box effect.

RFEM gives us powerful 3D modeling, load combination checks, and report templates we can tailor to each client, plus integration with Revit and Rhino/Grasshopper.

With RFEM, you can study the details more closely than with any other analysis software we have used.