Enter how many listings you publish each month and how many photos you stage per listing. The tool prices that exact volume across CasaNova Labs, Pedra, Roomagen, Collov and PhotoUp, each in its own currency, with the effective cost per photo. Rates checked July 2026.
Set how many listings you publish each month and how many photos you stage per listing. The table below prices that volume on every tool, in its own currency.
That's 100 staged photos a month. Each tool below is priced for exactly that number.
| Tool | Monthly cost | Per photo | Billing model |
|---|---|---|---|
EUR · live rate | €99 | €0.99 | Flat plan by active property, 10 photos included per property |
EUR · checked 2026-07-26 | €29 | €0.29 | Per credit, 1 credit per staging render (€29/100, €52/200) |
USD · checked 2026-07-26 | $29 | $0.29 | Per credit, 2 credits per image ($12/30img, $29/100img, $79/350img) |
USD · checked 2026-07-26 | $49 | $0.49 | Per credit, ~$0.30/credit ($19/60, $49/150, $79/263) |
USD · checked 2026-07-26 | $450 | $4.50 | On-demand: 3 credits per staged photo at $1.50/credit ($4.50/photo) |
CasaNova and Pedra publish in euros, Roomagen, Collov and PhotoUp in dollars. Amounts are not converted between currencies — a per-photo figure only compares like for like within one currency. Competitor rates were checked on 2026-07-26 on each tool's public pricing page; CasaNova's are its live catalog. This is an estimate, not a quote. Credit-based tools bill in credits, so a rejected render can still spend budget without producing a publishable image.
Fixed monthly budget, per property
CasaNova isn't the lowest per photo, and the table says so. Its budget is fixed on the published property — 10 photos included each — with no credit balance to track render by render. Test it on your own listing: 10 free transformations, no card.
Every tool in the table is priced for the same number of staged photos a month, but the billing models don't line up. CasaNova charges a flat monthly plan tied to the number of active properties, with 10 photos included per property. Pedra, Roomagen and Collov sell credits, so their cost climbs step by step with volume, and the effective per-photo price only settles once you hit a tier. PhotoUp prices per photo on demand, with human editors in the loop rather than a self-serve render. The per-photo column is the honest way to compare, but only within one currency.
On raw unit price, CasaNova is not the cheapest, and the tool doesn't pretend otherwise. What a flat per-property plan buys is a budget that doesn't move with the retry rate: a rejected render on a credit-based tool still spends credits, so two attempts per room quietly double the real unit cost. The fuller argument, feature by feature, sits in the best virtual staging software guide.
Every rate below is sourced. Competitor prices were checked on July 26, 2026 on each tool's public pricing page; CasaNova's come from its live catalog. Tools that only correct photos without offering home staging are left out of the calculator.
The most useful thing this calculator surfaces isn't the lowest number, it's the shape of each bill. Credit tools reward a predictable, high volume: hit the top tier and the per-image price drops hard. They punish an uneven month, since credits expire and rejected renders still cost. A flat per-property plan is the opposite: it doesn't chase the lowest unit price, it fixes the budget on the listing so the number at the bottom of the month is the number you saw at the start. Which one wins depends less on the sticker price than on how steady your listing flow actually is.
No. It's an estimate built from public pricing pages, checked July 26, 2026, with CasaNova's figures pulled from its live catalog. Credit-based tools bill in credits, so a rejected render can still spend budget without producing a publishable image. Always confirm on each tool's own pricing page before deciding.
CasaNova and Pedra publish in euros; Roomagen, Collov and PhotoUp in dollars. Converting would add an exchange-rate assumption that changes daily and isn't verifiable, so each amount stays in its own currency. The per-photo figure only compares like for like within one currency.
On raw unit price, Pedra and Roomagen come in lowest in the set. CasaNova isn't the cheapest per photo, and the table shows that plainly. Its model is a flat budget fixed on the published property, 10 photos included each, rather than a credit balance tracked render by render.
CasaNova bills a flat monthly plan by active property: €42/month for 3 properties (30 photos included) up to €179/month for 20 properties (200 photos included), which works out to €1.40 down to €0.90 per photo depending on the tier. Annual billing charges 10 months out of 12.
Because credits are spent on every render attempt, not just the ones you keep. A tool advertised at $0.29 per image costs $0.58 per usable image if it takes two attempts per room. Flat per-property plans don't move with the retry rate; per-credit grids do.
Yes. The free plan includes 10 free transformations per account, with no card on file, before you pick a paid tier sized to your listing volume.
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Create your first visual in under 30 seconds with 10 free transformations, then pick the CasaNova Labs tier sized to the number of photos you actually stage.