Die beste Virtual-Staging-App für die meisten Makler 2026 hängt davon ab, wie oft du leere Häuser anzeigst. Ein paar im Jahr? Nutze eine Pay-per-Use-App, damit du nicht für ein ungenutztes Abonnement zahlst. Bei wöchentlichen Anzeigen bieten dir Collov AI oder REimagineHome den niedrigsten Preis pro Foto. Apply Design lässt dich das Sofa selbst verschieben. Für einen menschlichen Designer kosten BoxBrownie oder VirtualStaging.com $24 pro Foto.
Dies sind die sieben Tools, die ich im September 2026 in Betracht ziehen würde, einschließlich ihrer Kosten und Schwachstellen. Ich habe jeden Preis und jede Funktion diesen Monat von der Website des Unternehmens selbst abgerufen. Keine Bewertungen oder Rankings, da die richtige Antwort je nach Anzeige unterschiedlich ist.
Der Vergleich
| Tool | Typ | Einstiegspreis (Sept. 2026) | Angegebene Geschwindigkeit | Möbel selbst verschieben? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual Staging AI | KI, Web | $16/Monat für 6 Fotos, jährliche Abrechnung | Sekunden | Nein, stattdessen neu generieren |
| Collov AI | KI, Web | $19/Monat für 60 Credits, jährliche Abrechnung | 10 Sekunden | Möbel im $49-Plan hinzufügen, bearbeiten oder entfernen |
| REimagineHome | KI, Web | $19/Monat für 30 Credits | Nicht als Zahl angegeben | Durch Chat-Anweisungen auf Pro und höher |
| Apply Design | KI plus DIY-Editor | $7 to $10 per coin, 1 coin per DIY photo | 10 to 15 minutes | Yes, drag and drop |
| BoxBrownie | Human designers | $24 per photo | 48 hours | Send instructions |
| VirtualStaging.com | Human designers | $24 per photo | 24 hours, 4 to 8 hours rush | Send instructions, unlimited revisions |
| Real Estate Camera | AI, phone app and web | $9.99 for 20 credits, 2 credits per room | 20 to 60 seconds | No |
For the price per staged photo and a worked example for a full listing, see how much virtual staging costs. That guide also covers subscription traps.
The seven tools
Virtual Staging AI
Virtual Staging AI is the straightforward one-click option. After uploading, choose a room and style. The staged room arrives in seconds. The site lists 50+ design styles and includes furniture removal on every plan. Renders are unlimited, so a bad result costs you nothing but another click. Plans run from $16 a month for 6 photos to $79 for 150, on yearly billing.
Weak spot: the $16 plan is the cheapest, but it has the worst value per photo at $2.67. And you can't adjust a single chair. If the layout is wrong, you regenerate and hope.
Collov AI
Collov AI gives you 60 credits a month on its $19 Standard plan, including furniture removal and what it calls a one-click virtual staging disclaimer. The $49 Advanced plan adds furniture editing and material overlays, plus twilight and lawn replacement. Collov's free trials are watermarked.
Weak spot: you pay a year up front ($228 for Standard), and photo usage resets every month. Be careful with the extras, too. Swapping a lawn or changing flooring alters the property itself, which California's rules and several MLSs don't allow in listing photos even with a label. Use those features to show a buyer what's possible, and keep them out of the MLS gallery. The MLS rules guide explains where the line is.
REimagineHome
REimagineHome lets you work through changes in a conversation. On Pro ($36 a month for 200 credits) and above, you describe edits in chat and work step by step without starting over. You can upload reference photos, too. New accounts get 5 free designs. CRMLS's own compliance page names REimagineHome and says images made in it get a watermark automatically.
Weak spot: the $19 Essential plan leaves out chat editing and reference photos, the features that make REimagineHome stand out. Its page also lists Essential on "legacy tools." Budget for Pro.
Apply Design
Apply Design is for agents who want control over furniture placement. Auto staging costs 1.5 coins a photo. DIY staging costs 1 coin and gives you a drag-and-drop editor with what its homepage calls 18,000+ furniture pieces. Coins cost $7 to $10 depending on how many you buy, and the first image is free. Apply Design also handles 360° photos.
Weak spot: at $7 to $15 a photo, Apply Design is the priciest AI option here. DIY staging also takes your time. The site quotes 10 minutes in one place and 15 in another for auto staging, so either way, it's slower than the one-click apps.
BoxBrownie
BoxBrownie uses human editors at $24 a photo with a 48-hour turnaround. Its page lists styles from Modern and Farmhouse to Hamptons and Scandinavian, and you can send notes on colour scheme and furniture placement. The same account covers image enhancement at $1.60 and item removal at $8. Handy if you already send your edits there.
Weak spot: BoxBrownie's two-day turnaround is a long wait when a listing goes live tomorrow. At $24 a photo, a ten-photo staging order costs more than a year of most AI plans.
VirtualStaging.com
VirtualStaging.com is the other big human service, also $24 a photo ($19.20 at its bulk rate). Delivery takes 24 hours, or 4 to 8 hours with rush service. It includes unlimited revisions and a money-back guarantee. The main practical difference from BoxBrownie is speed, 24 hours against 48.
Weak spot: VirtualStaging.com has the same tradeoff as any human service: you wait, and you pay per photo whether the room is simple or not. Its pricing page also says jobs with removal or renovation can take longer and cost extra after human review.
Real Estate Camera
Real Estate Camera is ours, so read this with that in mind. It's a camera app first. Shoot the listing on an iPhone, iPad or Android phone, or upload on the web. Enhance fixes light and straightens verticals for 1 credit. Declutter empties a furnished room for 2 credits, and Virtual staging furnishes an empty room for 2. Results take 20 to 60 seconds, and every staged file is labelled "virtually staged." Credits never expire, and failed edits refund automatically. A staged room works out to $0.67 to $1.00 depending on the pack.
Weak spots, to be honest:
- Eight styles: Modern, Scandinavian, Modern Farmhouse, Luxury Contemporary, Traditional, Mid-Century, Coastal and Japandi. Virtual Staging AI lists 50+.
- No manual furniture placement. You can't move a chair or swap one piece. If you don't like a result, you run it again, and that costs credits.
- The label is in the app and on export, not stamped onto the pixels. On a board that wants the disclosure on the image, like Canopy MLS, you add it yourself.
- No 360° photos or virtual tours. No twilight conversions, either.
- No human designer to take notes.
Real Estate Camera fits agents who shoot their own listings and want to finish the edits and staging on the same phone, whilst they're still at the property.
Check every render before it goes on the MLS
AI staging adds furniture, but it can also change the room. A window can grow a few inches. A mantel can change shape, or a doorway can shift. California's rules, Canopy MLS and NorthstarMLS all ban changes to permanent features. Whatever tool you use, you're responsible for catching them.
My routine takes thirty seconds per photo: open the original and staged versions side by side, then check the windows and doors first. Next, the fireplace. Check the floor and where the ceiling meets the wall, too. And fix the base photo before staging, because the staged version keeps whatever light and lean the original had. See fixing dark real estate photos and fixing vertical lines.
Which one to pick
- If you list a vacant home now and then, skip the annual plans. Real Estate Camera's packs and Apply Design's coins let you pay only when you stage. So does a human service that charges per photo.
- For weekly staging or a team, Collov AI or REimagineHome. Their high-volume plans get down to pence per photo.
- If you're picky about layout, choose Apply Design's editor or a human designer. BoxBrownie and VirtualStaging.com both take notes.
- For a high-end listing where the photos have to be perfect, use a human service. At $24 a photo, a designer who scales furniture to the actual room is cheap insurance on a big commission.
- If you shoot your own photos on a phone, Real Estate Camera keeps the work in one app. Shoot there, then fix and stage the photos. Start with the shot list and how to take listing photos with an iPhone.
- For a room full of the seller's furniture, remove it before staging. Most tools above do both. Removing furniture from photos covers the options and the labelling.
Several of these tools offer a free trial or a free first image. Before committing, run the same empty room through two or three of them. Look at the windows as hard as you look at the sofa.
For a closer look at ours, see the Real Estate Camera virtual staging app.
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Put one of your own empty rooms through our app as part of that test. Start free: 1 credit.
Questions
Which AI virtual staging tools work on a small budget for independent agents?
As of September 2026, entry plans start at $16 a month: Virtual Staging AI for 6 photos, Collov AI at $19 for 60 credits, and REimagineHome at $19 for 30 credits. If you list only a few homes a year, a pay-per-use app avoids paying for an idle subscription.
Was ist die beste KI-Virtual-Staging-App für Makler?
Das hängt vom Volumen und davon ab, wie viel Kontrolle du haben möchtest. Bei gelegentlichen Anzeigen vermeidest du mit einer Pay-per-Use-App ein ungenutztes Abonnement. Bei hohem Volumen haben Collov AI und REimagineHome die niedrigsten Preise pro Foto. Apply Design hat einen Drag-and-Drop-Editor, wenn du die Möbel selbst platzieren möchtest.
Ist KI-Virtual-Staging genauso gut wie ein menschlicher Designer?
Bei einem typischen leeren Schlafzimmer oder Wohnzimmer ist die KI-Ausgabe in Sekunden nutzbar und kostet Cent bis wenige Dollar. Menschliche Services wie BoxBrownie und VirtualStaging.com kosten $24 pro Foto und dauern ein bis zwei Tage. Ein Designer skaliert Möbel von Hand und befolgt spezifische Anweisungen.
Kann ich Fotos auf meinem Telefon virtuell einrichten?
Ja. Real Estate Camera läuft auf iPhone, iPad und Android, sodass du den leeren Raum fotografieren und einrichten kannst, bevor du das Haus verlässt. Die meisten anderen Tools hier funktionieren in einem Webbrowser, der auch auf einem Telefon läuft.
Fügen Virtual-Staging-Apps die MLS-Offenlegung automatisch hinzu?
Einige helfen dabei. Collov listet einen One-Click-Staging-Disclaimer auf, und CRMLS sagt, dass REimagineHome automatisch ein Wasserzeichen hinzufügt. Real Estate Camera kennzeichnet jede inszenierte Datei. Du bist immer noch dafür verantwortlich, die Regel deines eigenen MLS zu befolgen, wo das Label platziert werden soll.
Who makes this
Real Estate Camera is a listing photo app for iPhone, Android and the web. We wrote this page, so we have a stake in it. Other companies' prices come from their own pages on the date shown, and we say where they do better. Spot a wrong number? Tell us and we'll fix it.



