DoVirtualStaging: Virtual staging software for empty rooms

Hi, I'm the maker of DoVirtualStaging.

I built it because of the billing, not the furniture.

Six staged photos from a subscription tool means paying $16 to $19 for a month you may not need, and forgetting to cancel costs you another one. Per-image services charge less per photo but you wait in a queue for every batch. Neither fits an agent who needs a handful of photos for one listing and then nothing for three weeks.

So it is priced as a pack: $9 for six photos. They stay in your account until you use them. No renewal, nothing to cancel.

No account needed to try it — upload a photo, pick a style, see the result, and pay only if you want the file without a watermark.

Two things I would rather say now than have you find out later: walls, windows and doors stay locked to the original photo, so this replaces furniture, not renovation. And every render can carry a "Virtually Staged" label for MLS rules — the toggle is built in, but whether your board requires it is on you to check.

Happy to answer anything about how it works.

Hi, I'm the maker of DoVirtualStaging.

I built it because of the billing, not the furniture.

Six staged photos from a subscription tool means paying $16 to $19 for a month you may not need, and forgetting to cancel costs you another one. Per-image services charge less per photo but you wait in a queue for every batch. Neither fits an agent who needs a handful of photos for one listing and then nothing for three weeks.

So it is priced as a pack: $9 for six photos. They stay in your account until you use them. No renewal, nothing to cancel.

No account needed to try it — upload a photo, pick a style, see the result, and pay only if you want the file without a watermark.

Two things I would rather say now than have you find out later: walls, windows and doors stay locked to the original photo, so this replaces furniture, not renovation. And every render can carry a "Virtually Staged" label for MLS rules — the toggle is built in, but whether your board requires it is on you to check.

Happy to answer anything about how it works.