There is no single "best" feasibility tool for India — it depends on your plot's location and what you need. For a single plot in Delhi NCR or Chennai, White Warp gives an exact bylaw FSI plus a 50,000-scenario Monte Carlo on profit and IRR. For a plot in Maharashtra, FSI Atlas covers that state's bylaws in more depth. For a Bengaluru-only zoning lookup with no financial modeling, Zoneity is lighter-weight. For a developer evaluating 25+ parcels as a portfolio, Archonet's enterprise pricing fits that scale better than a per-report tool. None of these tools cover all of India yet.
Every fact below was checked against the vendor's own site on 2026-08-28. Full citations and what could not be verified: see the sourcing note at the bottom of this page.
| White Warp | Deepblocks | Archonet | Feasibility.pro | TestFit | Autodesk Forma (Spacemaker) | LandTech | Zoneity | FSI Atlas | fsiMetrics | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it does | Computes the exact FSI/FAR from local building bylaws for a specific plot, then runs 50,000 Monte Carlo scenarios on profit and IRR. | AI deal-sourcing plus a developer feasibility tool for testing development and value-add scenarios | LandWise (land evaluation), FinWise (cashflow/ROI) and PlanWise (layout generation) for developers | Financial modeling for development projects — IRR, ROI, NPV, sensitivity analysis across residential, hospitality and master-plan projects | Generative site planning and massing, parking automation, live pro forma | Early-stage environmental/site analysis — sun hours, wind comfort, noise, microclimate, embodied carbon | Land-sourcing and planning-risk workflow (LandInsight / LandEnhance) | AI zoning-intelligence lookup — FSI, height, setbacks, permitted uses, cited to clause | FSI computation, ROI/cost estimation, a "Profit Oracle" scenario tool | Feasibility calculator — FSI utilization, GDCR compliance, cost and profit calculations |
| Geography | Delhi NCR (Delhi, Gurugram, Noida) and Chennai (TNCDBR 2019) | Miami / South Florida only — no India coverage found | India, HQ Mumbai | "30+ countries served" — India not named specifically | US-focused | Global concept-design tool | United Kingdom only | Live in Bengaluru only (BDA/BBMP); Hyderabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune planned | Maharashtra (36+ districts) — UDCPR 2020, DCPR 2034, PMRDA, NAINA, CIDCO, MHADA, MSRDC | 6 Gujarat cities (Ahmedabad, Surat, Gandhinagar, Rajkot, Vadodara, Jamnagar) |
| Indian bylaw support | Yes — bylaw-specific (MPD 2021-41, DTCP, GNIDA/YEIDA, TNCDBR 2019) with a data-confidence badge per figure | No — Florida zoning references only | States "regulatory compliance analysis" generically — no clause-level citation confirmed on the pages checked | None found | None found | None found | None — UK planning data only | Yes, for Bengaluru specifically — clause-cited | Yes, for Maharashtra specifically | Yes, for those Gujarat cities specifically |
| Pricing | Four report tiers, self-serve. See /pricing for current tiers. | Deal Flow: $499–$7,999/mo (published). Developer software: not published (demo only). | LandWise: ₹2,00,000/yr (Starter, 5 parcels) to ₹20,00,000+/yr (Enterprise, 100+ parcels). FinWise: custom quote. | $49–$199/mo by project type (published), 14-day free trial | Parking Solver $195/mo; Site Solver from $15,000/yr (published) | Not published — Autodesk's own pricing page could not be verified this session | Pro £150/mo excl. VAT (published); Unlimited = custom quote | Not published — free trial only | Free/Starter/Professional/Enterprise tiers named, amounts not published | Not published — plan durations shown (1/3/6/12 months), no amounts |
| Best for | A single plot in Delhi NCR or Chennai, decided by one buyer/architect/developer in one sitting, without a software contract | A Florida-based developer wanting AI deal flow bundled with feasibility — not usable for an Indian plot | A developer or fund evaluating 25–100+ parcels as a portfolio — Archonet is the better choice at that scale, not White Warp | A multi-country operator who wants one standardized template across markets and will supply the local zoning numbers themselves | A US multifamily team that needs fast generative massing at enterprise budget — not built for Indian bylaws | A team already on the Autodesk AEC Collection who wants environmental analysis at concept stage — it does not model profit, IRR or Indian bylaws at all | A UK land buyer or planning consultant — not applicable to an Indian plot | A Bengaluru-only zoning lookup with no need for profit/IRR modeling — the better choice if that's literally all you need and your plot is in Bengaluru | A Maharashtra plot — FSI Atlas covers that state in more regulatory depth than White Warp, which does not cover Maharashtra | A plot in one of those 6 Gujarat cities — fsiMetrics covers that market, White Warp does not |
It depends on where the plot is and what depth of analysis you need. White Warp covers Delhi NCR and Chennai with exact bylaw FSI and Monte Carlo profit/IRR modeling. FSI Atlas covers Maharashtra. fsiMetrics covers 6 Gujarat cities. Zoneity covers Bengaluru zoning lookup only, without financial modeling. Archonet is India-wide but priced and built for developer portfolios of 25+ parcels, not a single plot.
Not that we could verify. Every India-focused tool we checked — White Warp, Archonet, Zoneity, FSI Atlas, fsiMetrics — currently covers specific states or cities, because Indian building bylaws are set state-by-state and city-by-city (DTCP, GNIDA/YEIDA, TNCDBR, UDCPR, GDCR, BBMP/BDA), not nationally.
They can run the generic financial math (IRR, ROI, NPV, cash flow) on numbers you supply, but none of the ones we checked have India-specific bylaw data built in — you would need to source the FSI, setback and zoning figures yourself and enter them.
No. It gives professionals their time back on the bylaw lookup and scenario math, but it does not replace professional judgement — see our consultant-vs-software comparison for when a human consultant is the better call.
Sourcing note: every geography, bylaw-support and pricing claim above was read directly on the listed vendor's own page — none were taken from a blog, listicle or review-aggregator. Fields marked "not published" mean the vendor did not publish a number publicly at the time of checking, not that the price is zero. Where financial-modeling methods (Monte Carlo, IRR specifically) could not be confirmed on a vendor's page, that tool's row describes only what was confirmed. White Warp does not publish an accuracy percentage or guaranteed outcome for its own reports, and the engine gives professionals their time back — it does not replace professional judgement.
See also: White Warp vs a manual feasibility study · Consultant vs software