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ArchyBase vs REimagine Home

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors. ArchyBase starts at $15.92, REimagine Home at $14. Both have a free tier. Only REimagine Home ships a public API.

Side by side

FactArchyBaseREimagine Home
CategoryInterior & Architectural DesignInterior & Architectural Design
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starts at$15.92 month$14 month
Public APINoYes
PlatformsWebWeb, API
CompanyArchyBaseStyldod, Inc.
Launched2023
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 6, 2026

What our research says

ArchyBase

Wider coverage than the usual interior restyler - exteriors, landscapes, floor plan generation and sketch-to-render all sit in one subscription, which matters if a project needs more than a redecorated living room. Pricing is per generation, so it is easy to reason about. The vendor is effectively anonymous: no company name, no address, and terms that name a jurisdiction but no entity.

Pros

  • Interior, exterior, landscape, sketch-to-render, floor plan and virtual staging in one subscription
  • Accepts photos, sketches and floor plans as input
  • 30+ interior styles with 4K output
  • Priced per generation rather than opaque credits, so plan sizing is straightforward
  • A free tier exists, albeit only four generations

Cons

  • No company name, address or registration published; terms cite US law but no entity
  • No API, batch processing or team features described
  • Four free generations is barely enough to evaluate quality
  • Terms disclaim any guarantee of design outcome and force binding arbitration

REimagine Home

The default pick for agents who need a whole listing set staged before a deadline, not one hero image. Interior designers doing concept work hit its ceiling quickly: the structural lock that makes it dependable for MLS photos is also what stops it doing anything inventive.

Pros

  • $14/month entry tier is cheap against per-image virtual staging services
  • Batch mode up to 50 photos matches how listing sets actually arrive
  • Shoppable product matching links a render to buyable furniture with live pricing
  • Published API documentation for enterprise and MLS integrations

Cons

  • Everything is credit-metered and each refinement pass spends more
  • Free tier is five designs, enough to evaluate and nothing else
  • Structural lock means you cannot move walls or rework a layout
  • Realism drops noticeably on cluttered or badly lit source photos

Which one fits

Choose ArchyBase if you need

  • Designers who need interiors, exteriors and landscapes from one tool
  • Turning hand sketches into presentable renders
  • Generating or redrawing a 2D floor plan and viewing it in 3D

Choose REimagine Home if you need

  • Agents staging vacant listings under time pressure
  • Real estate photographers offering staging as an upsell
  • Homeowners previewing a renovation before committing budget
  • Portals and CRMs embedding staging through the API

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