PVcase, from Vilnius, sells a suite for utility-scale and large commercial projects: site prospecting, AutoCAD-based ground-mount and roof-mount layout, and a yield simulator. Its customers are developers and design engineers. Solset AI is the system the EPC runs the business in, and its design studio covers rooftops and ground-mount tables for the projects an EPC actually builds and bills.
Where PVcase is ahead
- Utility-scale layout: terrain-following ground-mount design inside AutoCAD, with continuous stringing, sub-hourly yield simulation and MV/HV loss modelling. Solset AI’s studio is built for rooftops and table-based ground-mount plants, not hundreds of megawatts.
- Site prospecting: parcel, zoning and interconnection data for US sites. Solset AI has nothing comparable.
- Proof: a G2 profile with hundreds of reviews and an annual industry report. Solset AI publishes no review scores.
- Free courses and certifications for engineers.
Where Solset AI is ahead
- It is the whole company, not the drawing: leads, quotations, procurement, inventory, crews, invoices and service on one record. PVcase has no CRM, quotation or operations product.
- Web-based and self-serve, with a free plan and published prices. PVcase’s design products run inside AutoCAD and its pricing is quote-only with no trial.
- A structural check in the same tool: wind loads, a solved frame analysis, member checks and a STAAD export per table type.
- Country rules for finance and subsidy where the EPC bills, including India.
Pricing, side by side
PVcase does not publish prices; its pricing page describes quotes driven by team size, products and datasets, and every path ends in a demo request. Its layout products also require an AutoCAD or Civil 3D licence. Figures are from the competitor’s own website, read on 8 October 2026; check their pricing page before relying on them.
Solset AI prices per workspace, not per user: a plan covers the company, extra seats are an add-on, and the Free plan never expires and needs no card. Subscriptions are billed in rupees or dollars, and the Design Studio can also be used one roof at a time with pay-per-design credits. Every figure is on the plans page, where it is read from the live catalogue rather than typed into a blog post.
Who should choose which
If you are a developer or an engineering firm laying out utility-scale plants in CAD, PVcase is the specialist tool and Solset AI is not a substitute for it. If you are an EPC that sells, builds and services rooftop and C&I systems and wants one system for the company, Solset AI is the better fit, and the two can coexist: design in CAD, run the job in Solset.
If PVcase fits the way you sell, use it; the point of this post is that you can decide from the facts. If the job after the proposal is where your margin leaks, start a free Solset workspace, add one real enquiry and take it to a quotation. Our other comparisons are on the compare page.
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