Real Estate CameraPhotoUp is an editing service for photographers, with human editors. As of October 2026, plans start at $39 a month for 50 credits. Editing starts at 1 credit, AI staging at 3. Real Estate Camera is a phone app for agents: Enhance costs 1 credit, staging costs 2, and packs start at $9.99. Edits take 20 to 60 seconds.
PhotoUp's numbers come from its pricing page, checked on October 24, 2026. Real Estate Camera is our app. Weigh my view of it with that in mind.
What PhotoUp charges
As of October 24, 2026, PhotoUp Starter costs $39 a month billed quarterly, or $49 with monthly billing, for 50 credits. Pro costs $99 or $129 for 130 credits; Growth costs $319 or $399 for 400 credits. Photo editing starts at 1 credit, AI staging at 3. PhotoUp's extra credits start at $1.10, while on-demand credits cost $1.50.
| Plan | Quarterly billing | Monthly billing | Credits a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $39 | $49 | 50 |
| Pro | $99 | $129 | 130 |
| Growth | $319 | $399 | 400 |
PhotoUp charges from 1 credit for photo editing and from 3 for AI virtual staging. Extra credits start at $1.10. On-demand credits cost $1.50 each.
Side by side
PhotoUp puts human editors on your photos and adds AI staging, from $39 a month. A basic edit costs about $0.78 on Starter billed quarterly. Real Estate Camera is AI only: an edit costs 1 credit, $0.33 to $0.50, a staged room costs 2, and results come back in 20 to 60 seconds. It also has a camera built in.
| PhotoUp | Real Estate Camera | |
|---|---|---|
| Who edits | Human editors, plus AI staging | AI |
| Smallest option | $39 a month, or $1.50 a credit | $9.99 pack, 20 credits |
| Basic edit | From 1 credit ($0.78 on Starter quarterly) | 1 credit ($0.33 to $0.50) |
| Staged room | From 3 credits | 2 credits ($0.67 to $1.00) |
| Turnaround | Human editing time | 20 to 60 seconds |
| Camera built in | No | Yes |
Where PhotoUp is the better pick
PhotoUp's human editors will fix the odd window blowout or mirror reflection an AI misses. For photographers with steady volume, PhotoUp provides an editing team without hiring one. Plans start at $39 a month billed quarterly, so they pay off when you edit every month. Once a quarter is a different proposition.
The gaps Real Estate Camera fills
Real Estate Camera suits agents who need edits quickly and don't shoot the same volume every month. Results take 20 to 60 seconds, so you can reshoot a room before leaving the house. Packs start at $9.99 for 20 credits that never expire. A slow month costs nothing.
Speed. Real Estate Camera returns the edit in 20 to 60 seconds, so you see it before you leave the house and can reshoot a room on the spot.
Low volume without a plan. Real Estate Camera's packs never expire. An uneven month doesn't mean paying for credits you won't use.
Which one I'd pick
I'd pick PhotoUp for a photographer who wants human editors. For an agent shooting on a phone, I'd pick an app. For other tools, see the AutoHDR alternative, the Fotello alternative and what to look for in a real estate photo editing app.
Edit one listing in Real Estate Camera and judge the result. Start free: 2 credits.
Questions
How much does PhotoUp cost?
As of October 2026, PhotoUp's pricing page lists Starter at $39 a month (quarterly) or $49 (monthly) for 50 credits, Pro at $99 or $129 for 130 credits, and Growth at $319 or $399 for 400 credits. Extra credits start at $1.10 and on-demand credits cost $1.50.
How many credits does PhotoUp charge per photo?
Its pricing page lists photo editing from 1 credit and AI virtual staging from 3 credits.
Does PhotoUp use human editors?
Yes. PhotoUp also sells dedicated photo editors from $7.94 an hour, and its plans are aimed at photographers sending work to an editing team.
What's cheaper for an agent editing a few listings?
Real Estate Camera's packs start at 20 credits for $9.99 with no monthly fee, and Enhance is 1 credit. PhotoUp's on-demand credits are $1.50 each, so 20 edits cost about $30 without a plan.
Which is faster?
Real Estate Camera returns an edit in 20 to 60 seconds. PhotoUp's human editing takes longer, which buys you a person checking the work.
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.
