10 AI Home Design Tools - Six Publish Their Price, Four Do Not

Ten tools, every price read off the vendor's own pricing page on 15 November 2026. Six publish what they charge. Four do not - and two of those four are the most heavily marketed names in the category. That is the single most useful thing to know before you start a trial, so it is the first thing in the table.

Read from each vendor’s own pricing page on 15 November 2026. Where a page showed a struck-through “was” price, the current one is used.

The four that will not quote you

RoomGPT publishes no plan, price or credit figure anywhere public. Its homepage carries a 60-percent-off code and a claim of 4M+ users, and that is the whole of it. Collov AI lists no prices either and directs you to contact sales, which usually means the number depends on who is asking.

REimagine Home names four tiers - Essential at 30 credits a month, Pro at 200, Advanced at 400, Agency at 900 - and attaches a price to none of them. The only figure available is a $14 to $99 range in the page metadata, which is a seven-fold spread and not much use when budgeting. Spacely AI is the mildest case: it prices its education plan at $30 for 1,500 credits a month and publishes top-ups at $9 for 200 credits, $35 for 1,000 and $150 for 5,000, but leaves Personal, Studio and Agency blank.

None of this makes them bad tools. It does mean you cannot compare them against the other six without handing over an email first, and that a trial becomes a commitment of your time before you know whether the price is plausible.

The ten

1. Coohom

The most complete free tier here, and the only one that exports CAD.

Coohom runs a cloud 3D planner with a 100K+ model catalogue on paid plans. The free Basic tier gives three projects and 1K watermarked renders, which is enough to judge whether the interface suits you. Pro at $25 a month billed yearly removes the watermark and lifts 4K renders to unlimited, and Elite at $58 per seat adds construction drawings, floor plan export and CAD - the thing that separates a mood board from a document a contractor can work from.

Where it falls down: The free tier watermarks everything, so it is for evaluating rather than producing.

See the Coohom listing →

2. Homestyler

Cheapest paid tier in the category, and the free one is unusually generous.

Homestyler gives unlimited 1K rendering free, with 100K+ models and materials and three AI credits to try the generative features. Pro+ from $6.80 a month is the cheapest genuine upgrade on this list: 180 AI credits monthly, watermark removal, 75 renders each at 2K and 4K, plus construction drawing and bill-of-materials export. Master+ from $11.80 doubles the AI credits and makes 4K unlimited.

Where it falls down: Three AI credits in total on free is enough for one honest test, not an evaluation.

See the Homestyler listing →

3. Planner 5D

Cheapest entry point, and the only one that sells AI as credits rather than bundling it.

The free plan carries unlimited projects on web and mobile but zero monthly AI credits - you buy packs when you need them, which suits occasional use better than any subscription here. Premium at $4.99 a month includes 100 credits shared between Copilot and AI Studio, an 8K+ furniture catalogue and unlimited HD renders. Professional at $33.33 a month moves to 1,000 credits, 4K renders, your own 3D model uploads and 360-degree panoramas, with a 7-day trial.

Where it falls down: Zero free AI credits means the free tier is a planner, not an AI tool.

See the Planner 5D listing →

4. Foyr Neo

Built for people who design rooms for a living.

Foyr prices per user and per render credit rather than per generation. Basic at $22 a month billed yearly gives 30 render credits and one seat; Standard at $55 gives 180 credits, two seats, 3D walkthroughs and floor plan export; Premium at $99 gives 240 credits, five seats, 25 custom 3D models a year and a dedicated success manager. Monthly billing costs $29, $89 and $159 respectively, so the annual discount is unusually steep.

Where it falls down: The monthly rate is up to 38 percent more than annual, so it punishes short projects.

See the Foyr Neo listing →

5. Interior AI

Restyles photographs of rooms that already exist.

Point it at a photo of your own room rather than building a model. Pro at $29 a month billed yearly covers 1,000 designs on the Flux model, four rooms in parallel and a commercial use licence from the entry tier, which most competitors reserve for higher plans. Premium at $49 adds virtual staging, upscaling, wall painting, lighting changes and walkthrough videos across 5,000 designs. Ultra at $99 reaches 25,000 designs with a dedicated rendering server.

Where it falls down: No free tier at all - the only tool here you cannot try before paying.

See the Interior AI listing →

6. AI HomeDesign

Priced per photo, and aimed squarely at property listings.

The pricing is the clearest on this list because it states cost per photo outright. Pro at $19 a month billed yearly gives 30 photo credits, about 63 cents each. Pro Plus at $29 gives 80 credits at 36 cents. Enterprise at $49 gives 200 credits at 24 cents and scales to 10,000. Monthly billing runs $35, $59 and from $99.

Where it falls down: The free allowance varies by country and averages about three images.

See the AI HomeDesign listing →

7. Spacely AI

Generous free credits, then a wall where the price should be.

Forty trial credits free forever is the most open starting allowance here, and the top-up pricing is public at $9 for 200 credits, $35 for 1,000 and $150 for 5,000. The education plan is priced at $30 for 1,500 credits a month. What is missing is the part most people need: Personal, Studio and Agency all appear with seat counts and no price, despite a monthly-yearly toggle advertising 20 percent off.

Where it falls down: You cannot budget for it without signing up, which is the whole problem.

See the Spacely AI listing →

8. REimagine Home

Four tiers, four credit allowances, no prices.

Essential at 30 credits a month, Pro at 200, Advanced at 400 and Agency at 900 - a sensible ladder, and not one of them carries a figure. The only number available anywhere is a $14 to $99 range in the page metadata, which spans seven-fold and tells you nothing about which tier sits where. New users get five free designs with no card, which is enough to judge quality but not cost.

Where it falls down: A seven-fold price range is not pricing information.

See the REimagine Home listing →

9. RoomGPT

The best-known name here, and the least forthcoming about what it costs.

RoomGPT redesigns a room from a single photo and claims 4M+ users, which makes it easily the most recognised tool in this category. It publishes no plan names, no prices, no credit allowances and no free-tier terms on any public page. The only pricing signal is a rotating discount code - 60 percent off, at the time of writing - which tells you the list price is high enough to discount heavily and nothing else.

Where it falls down: A permanent discount code usually means the list price is not the real price.

See the RoomGPT listing →

10. Collov AI

Virtual staging for estate agents, priced by conversation.

Collov focuses on virtual staging - furnishing photographs of empty rooms - plus photo editing and 360-degree tours, and sells mainly to property professionals. It publishes marketing claims rather than prices, and routes everything to a sales conversation. Enterprise-only pricing is a legitimate model for agency work, but it puts Collov in a different buying process from everything else on this list.

Where it falls down: No self-serve path, so comparing it against the other nine is impossible.

See the Collov AI listing →

Which one, by what you are doing

A stack that actually works

Most people do not need one tool. A workable sequence costs under $35 a month and covers concept to contractor:

1. Concept - Spacely AI free credits or Homestyler free, to settle on a direction without paying anything. 2. Layout - Planner 5D Premium at $4.99 or Homestyler Pro+ at $6.80, to turn the direction into a plan with real dimensions. 3. Presentation - Coohom Pro at $25 billed yearly for unwatermarked 4K renders and 360 walkthroughs. 4. Build - Coohom Elite only if you need CAD and construction drawings, which a contractor will ask for and no free tier provides.

The common mistake is starting at step 3. Paid render quality is worth nothing while the layout is still moving, and every tool here charges for renders.

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