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3D rendering studios in Mexico City

Mexico City studios for desarrollosverified.

Three studios with a street, colonia and alcaldía published on their own site. Prices are more public here than in Spain: one counted studio starts at $999 MXN for a schematic render, and a fourth — address unpublished — starts a residential render at $2,800 MXN, about US$160.

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Architectural rendering companies in Mexico City

Which 3D rendering studios publish an address in Mexico City?.

Three, on the evidence of their own sites — a street, a colonia and an alcaldía, not a WhatsApp number and the word CDMX. They are not ranked. Two more studios that are almost certainly in the city, one of which publishes the most useful price on this page, are listed below the count rather than in it. Last updated: September 11, 2026.

Mexico City architectural rendering studios with a published address, their specialism and any published price
Studio	Based in	Specialism	Published price
Render México	Gustavo A. Madero 07020	Renders, VR tours, animation, brand work	Not published
Legacy State	Álvaro Obregón 01900	Houses, hotels, retail, fraccionamientos	From $999 MXN (schematic)
Digitarq	Benito Juárez 03100	Renders, VR tours, point-cloud modelling	Not published
Render a House	Browser, from anywhere	Options and concepts before the brief	Free, 3 renders a day · Pro $39/mo

Render México

Insurgentes Norte 1501, Col. Tepeyac Insurgentes, 07020 CDMX

The long-standing one. States more than fifteen years turning projects into photorealistic images, from an office on Insurgentes Norte in the Tepeyac Insurgentes colonia. Sells stills, interactive renders, architectural animation, 360° panoramas and VR walkthroughs, and also runs courses. The portfolio reaches beyond housing into brand and retail work — KidZania and Liverpool appear — which is unusual for a Mexican archviz studio. Site in Spanish and English. No published pricing.

Verified on its contact page

Legacy State

Ciudad Universitaria 286, Jardines del Pedregal, 01900 CDMX

A despacho in Jardines del Pedregal that publishes what almost nobody in this city does: a starting price. Renders start at $999 MXN for a schematic level of detail and rise with square metres, level of realism and staging; delivery is quoted at three to five business days minimum, with review meetings inside that window. States over five years of render work across hotels, houses, retail units, shopping centres and housing developments, in 3ds Max, V-Ray, Corona, Chaos Vantage and Lumion. Delivers digitally and on a USB stick.

Verified on its render-precio page

Digitarq

Dr. Roberto Gayol 1255, Col. del Valle Sur, 03100 CDMX

The technical generalist, run by Silverio Alejandro Álvarez González from Col. del Valle Sur, with the address in its aviso de privacidad rather than only its footer. Architectural rendering and virtual tours sit alongside point-cloud modelling and, on the same site, soil mechanics studies — this is an engineering services shop that renders, not an image studio. Quotes over WhatsApp. No published pricing.

Verified on its aviso de privacidad

The tower rendered with Render a House — The preventa tower image every studio above sells. This one was made with Render a House from the drawing on the left, in seconds, without a cotización.

The preventa tower image every studio above sells. This one was made with Render a House from the drawing on the left, in seconds, without a cotización.

What is published

How much does a render cost in Mexico City?.

Three CDMX studios publish a figure, which is three more than Barcelona. One of them is counted above; the other two publish a price but not a street. Figures in Mexican pesos, as stated on each site.

Render prices published by Mexico City studios, in MXN
Studio	Where	Published price	Turnaround
Legacy State	Jardines del Pedregal, CDMX	From $999 MXN per render (schematic detail)	3–5 business days minimum
Studio ATF	CDMX, no street published	From $2,800 MXN (≈ US$160) per residential render	3–10 business days
Grupo Qvick	No address published	$1,800 MXN exterior · $1,600 interior · $600 conceptual · $3,000 360° view · $6,000 per 20-second walkthrough	Not published · 2 corrections per image
Render a House	Browser, from anywhere	Free, 3 renders a day · Pro $39/mo for 240 credits	Seconds

Studio ATF’s US-dollar equivalent is its own conversion. Grupo Qvick is an architecture and engineering firm whose blog carries the rate card; it publishes phone numbers with Mexico City and Oaxaca prefixes and no address.

Reading the search results

Why is the Mexico City list only three studios long?.

Two reasons. First, Mexico has no aviso legal rule, so many genuine CDMX studios publish a mobile number and a city and nothing else — the two below are real, and one of them has the clearest price in the city, but a stated city is not an address. Second, a good share of what ranks for “renders CDMX” is not in Mexico at all: a Medellín studio, a Spanish landing-page network, a Riviera Maya plan shop and a Mérida practice all run CDMX pages.

In Mexico City, but without a published street address

Studio ATF

“Ciudad de México” — city only · from $2,800 MXN

Ricardo Ayala Vázquez’s studio, and the most useful price on this page: a residential render “from $2,800 pesos mexicanos (160 usd)”, delivered in three to ten business days, quoted from architectural plans. Works for developers and investment firms — Be Grand, Cimbra Capital, OBR Group appear on its site — and states BIM integration at LOD 300–400 with Unreal Engine 5 and Corona. Publishes only “CDMX, México” as a location, so it is not counted.

DS 3DStudio

“CDMX, México” — city only

Daniel Samayoa’s Unreal Engine studio: real-time walkthroughs and cinematic renders, with brand clients — Google, Aeroméxico, Home Depot — next to developers in Tulum and Uruguay. Publishes a mobile number and a city, no street.

Ranking for CDMX, based elsewhere

Sites with a Mexico City rendering page whose own contact details put them somewhere else
Site	Actually in	What its own site says
Surrealismo	Medellín, Colombia · Virginia, USA	Runs “Renders CDMX” and “Renders México” pages; its contact page lists offices in Medellín and Manassas Park.
Render CDMX	Quintana Roo, by phone prefix	A 984 WhatsApp number — the Riviera Maya — and a shop selling plan packages, not a CDMX studio.
DeArquitectura	Cáceres, Spain	A Spanish network running “Renders CDMX”, “Renders Monterrey” and “Renders Guadalajara” pages from Extremadura.
Stillframe Render	Mérida, Yucatán	Ranks for CDMX render pricing; its contact page is in Ampliación Dzodzil Norte, Mérida.

Choosing one

What should you check before hiring a CDMX studio?.

A colonia and a street, or an aviso de privacidad

The privacy notice required by Mexican law usually names the responsable and a domicile. If neither the footer nor the aviso gives one, ask; a real studio will answer in a minute.

What level of detail the price buys

Legacy State prices by level — schematic, conceptual, photorealistic — and so does Grupo Qvick. A $999 render and a $2,800 render are different products, not different margins.

Corrections in writing

Grupo Qvick allows two per image. Nobody else publishes a number. Get it in the cotización, and settle the camera on a free Render a House pass so the first round is the last.

Plans first, model if you have one

Every studio here asks for architectural plans to quote. A SketchUp or Revit model shortens the schedule and the invoice; the same export renders directly in Render a House.

Render a House

Render a House, alongside a Mexico City studio.

A studio is the right answer for the image that has to be perfect — the preventa hero, the sales-room walkthrough, the photomontage for the alcaldía. It is an expensive answer for the four options nobody has chosen between yet. Side by side:

a CDMX studio compared with Render a House
	a CDMX studio	Render a House
Price per image	From $999 MXN schematic or $2,800 MXN residential where published; otherwise per project.	Free at 3 renders a day; Pro is $39/mo for 240 credits.
Time to an image	3–5 business days at the fastest published; 3–10 typical.	Seconds, from an exported view and a written description.
Revisions	Two corrections per image at the one rate card that says.	One credit per attempt; refine one region without redoing the image.
Language	Spanish; one of three has an English site.	English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, in the same account.
What it is for	Preventa imagery, sales-room walkthroughs, hotel and retail launches.	The options before those — massing, materials, time of day — without a brief.

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.

Delivery resolution, ready to print or put on a board without a separate upscaling step.

Render a House takes an export from the model you already have and returns a photorealistic image in seconds, in a browser, with no render engine and no graphics card. Use it to decide what the image should be, then commission the one that matters from one of the studios above. What rendering services cost covers the wider market, and the Monterrey list applies the same check to the north.

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	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

What Render a House cannot replace.

A sales-room walkthrough in Unreal Engine. That is what DS 3DStudio and Studio ATF build; Render a House makes stills and short camera moves from them.
A launch hero a buyer will hold against the finished departamento. Buy that render.
A photomontage for a manifestación de construcción. That needs a surveyed camera and a signature.
Any measured drawing. Render a House output is a concept image, never a plano.

Common questions about rendering studios in Mexico City.

How much does a 3D render cost in Mexico City?

More is published here than in most cities. Legacy State starts at $999 MXN for a schematic-level render and Studio ATF at $2,800 MXN — about US$160 — for a residential one, both rising with size and realism. Grupo Qvick, which publishes no address, lists $1,800 MXN for an exterior, $1,600 for an interior and $600 for a conceptual view. Render México and Digitarq quote per project.

How long does a render take in CDMX?

Legacy State quotes three to five business days as a minimum and Studio ATF three to ten depending on complexity. Carnet 3D, a retail-focused studio that publishes no address, states a five-day standard from receipt of plans. Everyone asks for architectural plans first; a model shortens the schedule.

Why do so few Mexico City studios publish a street address?

Mexico has no equivalent of Spain’s aviso legal rule. The aviso de privacidad required under the LFPDPPP usually names the responsible party and a domicile — Digitarq’s does — but many studios publish only a WhatsApp number and “CDMX”. Studio ATF and DS 3DStudio are both real and both in the city; they are listed separately because this page counts addresses, not claims.

Which CDMX studio should a developer call for a preventa?

Studio ATF is built for it — its whole site is framed around preventa and sales-stage imagery, and it names developers and investment firms as clients — but it publishes no address. Among the counted three, Render México has the longest track record and the broadest deliverable list, and Legacy State the clearest price. Use a free Render a House pass to settle the views before you brief any of them.

Other cities

Looking for a rendering studio somewhere else?.

The same address check, applied to other Spanish-speaking cities. Every entry on each page publishes a street address on its own site.

Decide the image before you ask for a cotización.

Render the drawing you already have, choose the option that works, then send that to a CDMX studio. The brief writes itself.

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