Floorplanner Pricing 2026: Free, Plus ($5), Pro ($29), Team ($59) & Credits

Quick answer: in 2026 Floorplanner costs $0 (Basic), $5/mo (Plus, 4 credits), $29/mo (Pro, 25 credits), $59/mo (Team, 54 credits, up to 10 users), $179/mo (Business) or $599/mo (Enterprise), billed monthly, or 12 times that billed yearly, per the Floorplanner pricing page. Credits upgrade a project to HD (5 credits), 4K (10) or 8K (20) exports. If you need a photorealistic render of your own design rather than a plan image, Render a House is the more efficient alternative for architecture, a no-GPU, browser-based option, starting free with 3 credits a day; failed renders don't use credits, and each render includes up to 2 free retries if the result isn't right.

Updated October 2026. Every Floorplanner figure here comes from floorplanner.com and its help center, checked on 27 October 2026 in USD and linked inline. Render a House figures come from our live plan configuration.

Figures per the Floorplanner pricing page, which lists prices excluding VAT and in EUR or USD; in EUR, Plus is €4 and Pro €24 a month. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled at any time, falling back to the free Basic account at the next renewal date.

Basic — free

The free account gives full editor functionality and library access, up to 5 projects kept for as long as you need, each with 3 floors and 3 designs, and SD exports (960x540 px) with a Floorplanner watermark. There is a 10-minute cooldown between new exports. Basic includes no monthly credits, but you can still buy them, per the Basic account help article.

Plus — $5/mo

Plus adds 4 credits a month, no export cooldown, unlimited favorites and quick exports from the dashboard, per the pricing page and the Plus account help article. At $5 a month the credits alone are worth more than the fee at one-off prices (4 × $1.63 = $6.52).

Pro — $29/mo

Pro adds 25 credits a month, premium projects by default, custom templates with title block and watermark branding, custom roomtype sets and Styleboards, per the Pro account help article. Included credits work out to $1.16 each on monthly billing.

Team, Business and Enterprise

Team ($59/mo, 54 credits) gives Pro features to up to 10 users plus user management and reports, per the Team account help article. Business ($179/mo, 182 credits, up to 100 users) adds custom 3D assets and a branded environment, per the Business help article. Enterprise ($599/mo, 739 credits, unlimited users) adds a custom Roomplanner for your website, API access, volume credit bundles and single sign-on, per the Enterprise help article; the pricing page describes it as priced per project, not per seat. The team prices are per account, not per seat.

Floorplanner charges for output, not drawing. Credits upgrade a project once, for good, and the credits help article says they are also used for Styleboards and 3D tours. Credits can be bought with or without a subscription, per this help article.

Levels per the project levels page, which also lists 2D exports in HD on SD projects and 4K from HD upward, plus PDF, FML and DXF exports on upgraded projects. The dollar column is our multiplication by the $1.63 one-off credit price; on Pro the same 4K upgrade uses about $11.60 of included credits.

Yearly billing does not lower the price. Each yearly plan is exactly 12 times the monthly fee: Plus $60, Pro $348, Team $708, Business $2,148 and Enterprise $7,188 a year. What changes is the credit allowance. Pro billed yearly includes 345 credits versus 300 over 12 monthly payments, so the effective credit price drops from $1.16 to $1.01. Plus yearly gives 55 credits versus 48; Team 656 versus 648.

• Resolution. Every project above SD Lite costs 2 to 20 credits once, on every plan.
• 3D tours and Spaceplanner links. The project levels page says they are available on upgraded projects “for an additional cost”; the credit price is Not published (checked October 2026).
• VAT. Prices exclude VAT, which Floorplanner charges to EU buyers, per the pricing FAQ.
• No refunds on credits, per the refund help article.
• Credit expiry. The pricing FAQ says credits never expire, while the credit validity article says they are valid for 5 years after purchase.
• Commercial-use terms per plan: Not published on the pricing page (checked October 2026).

The free Basic plan is permanent rather than a trial, and a free trial of the paid plans is Not published (checked October 2026). Student or education prices are also Not published: the pricing FAQ says Floorplanner offers special plans for educational and non-profit organizations on request, and volume discounts for companies needing more than 25,000 projects a year.

Floorplanner makes sense for homeowners, estate agents and retailers who need clean 2D and 3D floor plans in the browser and only pay when a project needs a sharper or unbranded export. One 4K project on a one-off pack costs $16.30, with no subscription at all. Our floor plan software guide compares it with RoomSketcher, Planner 5D and Cedreo.

Consider an alternative when the client needs a photorealistic render rather than a plan image. Render a House is an AI rendering tool for architects and real estate. It runs in the browser with no GPU and renders from your own design: upload a SketchUp .skp directly, a GLB, GLTF, OBJ or STL model, a sketch, a photo, or a plan exported to PNG/JPG, such as a Floorplanner 3D view. Large images are downscaled automatically, and renders take about 30–60 seconds.

Free is 3 credits a day at 1K with a watermark and no card. Pro is $39/mo billed monthly or $312/yr ($26/mo billed annually), with 240 credits a month and 4K output, which is Pro only. A 1K render costs 1 credit and a 4K render 2 credits. Video is on paid plans only, a bad render gets up to 2 free retries, and there are no team seats, but projects can be shared by email with edit access. Support is by Intercom chat in the app and on the support page. See pricing or estimate a project with the render cost calculator.

How much does Floorplanner cost per month?

Floorplanner's pricing page lists Basic at $0, Plus at $5, Pro at $29, Team at $59, Business at $179 and Enterprise at $599 per month, excluding VAT. Billed yearly the same plans cost $60, $348, $708, $2,148 and $7,188 a year.

Is Floorplanner free?

Yes for casual use. The free Basic account keeps up to 5 projects, each limited to 3 floors and 3 designs, with SD exports (960x540) carrying a Floorplanner watermark and a 10-minute cooldown between exports. Higher resolution, more floors and 3D tours need credits.

How much does a Floorplanner credit cost?

Without a subscription, credits cost $8.15 for 5, $16.30 for 10, $48.90 for 30 and $163 for 100, which is $1.63 each. Subscriptions lower the price per extra credit to $1.36 on Plus, $1.18 on Pro, $1.08 on Team, $0.98 on Business and $0.81 on Enterprise.

Is Floorplanner cheaper billed annually?

Not in price: every yearly plan costs 12 times the monthly price ($348 a year for Pro versus $29 a month). The yearly plans include slightly more credits, for example 345 credits a year on Pro versus 25 a month (300 a year) on monthly billing.

Does Floorplanner have student or education pricing?

No student price is published (checked October 2026). Floorplanner's pricing FAQ says it offers special plans for educational and non-profit organizations and asks you to contact it for details.

Can Floorplanner make photorealistic renders?

Floorplanner exports 2D and 3D images of the plan at up to 8K once a project is upgraded with credits. To turn your own design into a photorealistic architectural render, Render a House works in the browser with no GPU from a SketchUp file, 3D model, sketch, photo or plan image, starting free with 3 credits a day.

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