What it is
ALICE is a web-based construction optioneering platform for building, comparing and updating project schedules. It simulates construction scenarios so teams can examine alternative ways to build and assess potential effects on project risk, cost and build time. ALICE Plan lays schedules over drawings in a 2D view, where users can adjust work sequences and relationships. ALICE Optimize imports schedules from Microsoft Project, Oracle Primavera P6 or Oracle Primavera Cloud for AI-powered what-if analyses. ALICE Model uses a 3D model and project data to create a baseline schedule and explore alternatives. ALICE Plan accepts P6 and MSP schedules and PDF, JPG, PNG and SVG drawings; Model recommends Revit and Navisworks models and also names DWG, NWC and IFC geometry exports. The product is most often used by general contractors and owners in infrastructure, industrial and commercial construction, generally on projects valued at least $75M. Pricing is by custom quote based on project size and scope. Free trials are not offered for ALICE Pro, though demonstrations and sandbox environments are available. Purchases include customer success time, technical support, workshops and training.
Who it suits. ALICE is aimed most often at general contractors and owners in infrastructure, industrial and commercial construction. Its typical projects are generally valued at least $75M.
Good
- Compares construction scenarios to explore schedule alternatives.
- ALICE Plan supports schedule overlays on drawings.
- Optimize imports schedules from three listed platforms.
- Purchases include support, workshops and training.
Watch for
- Pricing requires a custom quote.
- Free trials are not offered for ALICE Pro.
- The listed platform is web only.
Verdict
ALICE offers 2D, 3D and scenario-analysis tools for teams evaluating construction schedules. Its project focus, custom pricing and lack of a free trial make a demonstration or sandbox the available way to explore it before purchase.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| ALICE | — | — |
From ALICE's own pricing page, checked 4 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Access and data residency
- The security page says ALICE uses role-based access controls and lets customers select a data region. source
- ALICE Model
- ALICE Model uses a 3D model and project data to generate a baseline schedule and explore schedule alternatives. source
- ALICE Optimize
- ALICE Optimize imports schedules from Microsoft Project, Oracle Primavera P6, or Oracle Primavera Cloud and runs AI-powered what-if analyses. source
- ALICE Plan
- ALICE Plan overlays schedules on drawings in a 2D layout and provides a digital canvas for visually adjusting sequences and relationships. source
- BIM formats
- The ALICE Model page recommends Autodesk Revit (RVT) and Navisworks (NWC/NWD) models and also names DWG, NWC, and IFC geometry exports. source
- Company history
- ALICE Technologies says it was founded in 2015 based on research from Stanford University. source
- Compliance
- ALICE states that it is SOC 2 Type II compliant and has Cyber Essentials Plus certification. source
- Founded
- 2015 source
- Headquarters
- Menlo Park, California, United States source
- Purpose
- ALICE is an AI-powered construction optioneering platform for creating, exploring, and updating schedules to reduce project risk, cost, and build time. source
- Scenario optimization
- ALICE simulates construction scenarios to help teams compare schedules and identify efficient ways to build. source
- Schedule and drawing formats
- ALICE Plan accepts schedules and drawings, including multi-page documents, and the homepage lists P6 and MSP schedules plus PDF, JPG, PNG, and SVG drawings. source
- Security
- ALICE states that data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES-256, and that customers own submitted and generated data. source
- Support and onboarding
- The pricing page says purchases include dedicated customer success time, technical support, workshops, and training. source
- Trial availability
- The ALICE Model page says free trials are not offered for ALICE Pro, while personalized live demonstrations and sandbox environments are available. source
- Who it serves
- ALICE says it is most frequently used by general contractors and owners in infrastructure, industrial, and commercial construction, generally on projects valued at least $75M. source
