BoxBrownie
BoxBrownie.com Pty Ltd · launched 2014
Verified on its floor plans page


3D floor plan rendering services, priced
$19 to $99 per floor for a 3D floor plan, 24 to 72 hours standard, and seven of eight providers publish a price. Their rate cards as stated, and the one thing none of them sells.
3 renders a day. Upload a PNG of the plan.
3D floor plan rendering cost
Between $19 and $99 per floor for a 3D plan, and $9 to $49 for a 2D one, from the six services that publish a rate card: Styldod, PhotoUp, BoxBrownie, RoomSketcher, The 2D3D Floor Plan Company and ArchiCGI. This is the one corner of the rendering market where publishing a price is the norm. Last updated: September 11, 2026.
| Service | 2D plan | 3D plan | Turnaround | Revisions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Styldod | $9–$16 per storey | $19–$24 per storey | 48 h for 2D colour · 72 h for 3D | Unlimited on basic 2D |
| PhotoUp | 20 credits ≈ $22–$30 first floor · +10 per extra floor | 40 credits ≈ $44–$60 first floor · +20 per extra floor | 24 h standard | Not published |
| BoxBrownie | US$30 black & white · US$35 colour or textured | US$40 per floor · tailored 3D from US$200 | 24 h for 2D · 48 h for 3D | Not published |
| RoomSketcher | Included with the 3D order | US$38 per floor pay-as-you-go · US$20–$35 on a subscription | Next business day | Editable in the app for 30 days |
| The 2D3D Floor Plan Company | From $49 | From $59 | From 24 h for 2D · from 48 h for 3D | Unlimited, per its homepage |
| ArchiCGI | Not sold separately | From $99 per floor plan | 1–2 work days | Two rounds included |
| Render a House | Not a redraw service | Concept renders of the rooms, free for 3 a day · Pro $39/mo | Seconds | One credit per attempt |
PhotoUp dollar figures are its credit counts multiplied by its published on-demand and prepaid credit prices. BoxBrownie’s site shows different US-dollar figures depending on the country you browse from; the ones above are from its US page. Styldod shows its prices against struck-through list prices of $19 to $39.
Line drawing of a double-height living room, the kind of interior a floor plan describesDrag to compare
Service or software
Three of the eight providers sell software rather than, or as well as, a service. The trade is the same in every case: a service costs $19–$40 per floor and a day; software costs less and your time.
| Provider | Model | Published pricing | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Floorplanner | Do it yourself in the browser | Free for 5 projects with watermarked SD exports · credits from $8.15 for 5 to $163 for 100 · subscriptions for teams | 2D and 3D plans, 3D tours, drawn by you |
| CubiCasa | Scan the property with a phone app | Priced per plan inside the app; not shown on the public page | 2D plan in 24 h · 3D plan in 48 h · 6 h rush add-on |
| RoomSketcher | Software plus an optional drawing service | Pay-as-you-go US$38 per floor for the service, or draw it yourself on a Pro plan | 2D and 3D plan plus a live project you can edit for 30 days |
3D floor plan rendering companies
Eight providers, each checked against its own pricing page in September 2026. They are not ranked; five are volume real-estate services, one is an architectural studio and two are software you drive yourself. Looking for a studio to render the building rather than the plan? Architectural rendering services covers that market at $300–$3,000 an image.
BoxBrownie.com Pty Ltd · launched 2014
Verified on its floor plans page
India · since 2015
Verified on its pricing page
USA, Philippines and Canada · since 2011
Verified on its pricing page
Registered at a Dover, Delaware address
Verified on its floor plan page
Floor plan software with a drawing service
Verified on its floor plan services page
San Francisco, trading as Archivizer LLC
Verified on its 3D floor plan page
Browser software, do-it-yourself
Verified on its pricing page
Phone-scan app with a drafting service
Verified on its pricing page
What you send
Less than any other rendering service. A floor plan redraw starts from whatever drawing you have, and the price rarely moves with input quality — the revision count does.


Choosing a provider
Render a House
These are not competing answers to one question. A floor plan service sells the measured layout; Render a House sells the rooms inside it. Side by side, at published prices:
| a floor plan service | Render a House | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A measured 2D or 3D redraw of the plan, for a listing or brochure. | Photorealistic concept renders of the rooms in the plan — mood, materials, furniture — from a PNG of the plan. |
| Cost | $19–$99 per floor for 3D; $9–$49 for 2D. | Free at 3 renders a day; Pro is $39/mo for 240 credits. |
| Time | 24–72 hours standard; 6 hours at the fastest rush. | Seconds per render. |
| Accuracy | Drawn to your dimensions; that is the product. | Keeps the layout recognisable; not a measured drawing and never sold as one. |
| Changing your mind | A revision round, or the editable project at RoomSketcher. | Another credit, or refine one region of the image. |
What you get
3D integration
Where your CAD software exports a mesh, upload it and set the camera in the browser, then render from that view.
Rendering
Photorealism in seconds rather than a queued calculation you leave running over lunch.
Video
A camera move across the same project, generated from a finished still. Nothing to animate.
Design
Try materials, light and surroundings until the version you want exists, without touching the source model.
Refinement
Fix one part of a render — a facade panel, a tree, a sky — without starting the image again.
Precision
Your geometry is respected: the walls, openings, heights and proportions you drew in your CAD software stay where you put them.
Collaborative
Share a link and take comments on the image itself, so feedback lands on the render rather than in an email thread.
Mobile and web
Runs in the browser, on the machine you have open, including a laptop that would struggle with a local render engine.
4K
Delivery resolution, ready to print or put on a board without a separate upscaling step.
A 3D floor plan tells a buyer where the rooms are. It does not tell them what the living room feels like at four in the afternoon, and neither does a $40 isometric with modelled sofas. Render a House takes the same PNG of the plan — the floor plan render tool walks through the upload — and returns photorealistic concept renders of the spaces in it, in seconds, in a browser. Order the redraw for the listing; render the rooms for the decision.
Try it out, go Pro when it starts paying for itself.
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Most popular
Pro
For professionals and small teams
$26/mo
$312/yr
4 months free
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Studio
For studios and bigger teams
$66/mo
$792/yr
4 months free
What credits buy you
Pro 240 credits | Studio 1000 credits | |
|---|---|---|
| Render Pro 2 credits each | 120 | 500 |
| Render Standard 1 credit each | 240 | 1000 |
| Render Standard 2K 1.5 credits each | 160 | 666 |
| Render Pro 4K 4 credits each | 60 | 250 |
| Render Standard 4K 2 credits each | 120 | 500 |
| Video 0.8 credits/sec | 300s | 1250s |
Between $19 and $99 per floor, from the providers that publish a price. Styldod is at $19–$24 per storey, RoomSketcher at US$38 per floor pay-as-you-go, BoxBrownie at US$40 per floor, PhotoUp at 40 credits — $44 to $60 depending on how you buy credits — The 2D3D Floor Plan Company from $59 and ArchiCGI from $99. A 2D redraw runs $9 to $49 at the same providers.
Twenty-four to seventy-two hours as standard. PhotoUp and BoxBrownie’s 2D plans arrive in 24 hours; BoxBrownie’s and The 2D3D Floor Plan Company’s 3D plans from 48; Styldod’s 3D plans within 72; RoomSketcher by the next business day; ArchiCGI in one to two work days. CubiCasa sells a six-hour rush add-on.
A 2D plan is the drawing redrawn cleanly — walls, doors, room names and measurements, sometimes with colour and furniture symbols. A 3D floor plan is the same layout lifted into a perspective or isometric view with wall heights, flooring and modelled furniture, so a buyer reads it as rooms rather than as a diagram. Providers price them separately, and the 3D version costs roughly double.
Any drawing that shows the layout: an architect’s plan, a listing sketch, a hand-drawn plan with dimensions, or in CubiCasa’s case a phone scan. Styldod and The 2D3D Floor Plan Company both state they redraw from sketches or old plans. The more measurements you send, the fewer revision rounds you use.
It varies. The 2D3D Floor Plan Company states unlimited revisions on its homepage; Styldod includes unlimited revisions on its basic 2D plan; ArchiCGI includes two rounds; RoomSketcher hands you the editable project for 30 days so you make the change yourself. BoxBrownie and PhotoUp do not publish a number on their pricing pages.
Yes, and the software is cheap: Floorplanner is free for five projects and sells export credits from $8.15, and RoomSketcher’s Pro plan lets you draw your own. The trade is your time. A service at $19–$40 per floor is usually cheaper than an hour of drafting, which is why the services exist.
No. A 3D floor plan is a top-down or isometric view of the whole layout; a rendered interior is a photograph-like image of one room from eye level. The services on this page sell the first for $19–$99 and some sell the second for $99–$350. Render a House does something different again: it takes the plan you already have and returns concept renders of the rooms in it, in seconds.
BoxBrownie from US$350 for an exterior or interior render; The 2D3D Floor Plan Company from $99 for an interior and $149 for an exterior; ArchiCGI from $300 for an interior and $600 for a residential exterior. The architectural rendering services page covers that market in full.
Other rendering services, priced
The same method — every price quoted from the provider’s own page, every provider verified first-party — applied to the rest of the market.

Upload the plan you already have, render the rooms in it, and decide what the listing needs. Then order the redraw.