Apply Design
Virtual Staging
Virtual staging paid per image with coins, with an automatic mode and a do-it-yourself drag-and-drop editor.
From $10 / coinFree sampleBuilt for real estate
REimagineHome
AI visualizing and editing for interiors and exteriors: staging, redesigns and landscaping, using a credit system.
From $14 / monthFree sampleCreditsBuilt for real estate
Watch for: Redesign images can show changes that do not exist. Label them clearly as concepts.
Pricing
The page gives an overall range of $14 to $99 per month across plans of 30 to 900 credits, without mapping each price to a plan.
- Essential: 30 credits/mo
- Pro: 200 credits/mo
- Advanced: 400 credits/mo
- Agency: 900 credits/mo
Free option: 5 free designs; no card required.
Stated Features
- Conversational design with step-by-step edits
- Reference photo guidance
- Real product visualization on Pro and up
- Exterior and landscaping edits
Integrations
None named on the page we read.
Good Fit For
- Solo agents
- Teams
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Common Questions
How Much Does REimagineHome Cost?
From $14 / month. The page gives an overall range of $14 to $99 per month across plans of 30 to 900 credits, without mapping each price to a plan.
Is REimagineHome Free?
Free sample. 5 free designs; no card required.
What Are Alternatives to REimagineHome?
Other tools for the same job include Apply Design, Aryeo, BoxBrownie, Collov AI.
Sources
Read on November 6, 2026. We have not hands-on tested this product, and vendor claims are the vendor's. Found something out of date? Send a correction.