Decoratly vs RoomGPT

Decoratly

A narrow tool that does one job: restyle a room you already have without moving the walls. Keeping the original geometry and lighting is what separates it from text-to-image tools that invent a new room entirely. The pricing is refreshingly honest - one-time passes with a refund window instead of a trial that quietly renews - and the maker is named, though it is a one-person project.

Pros

• +Preserves the real room's layout and window light instead of generating a new space
• +75+ preset styles plus free-text custom styles
• +One-time pricing with no auto-renewal and a 30-day money-back guarantee
• +Post-render edit toolkit for changing individual objects

Cons

• −Free output is watermarked, capped at 1280px and limited to one design
• −The $3.99 pass lasts only three days and 30 designs
• −Built and run by one developer, and there is no API

RoomGPT

The fastest way to answer "what would this room look like in a different style", and the no-expiry credit model suits people who use it twice a year rather than twice a day. Treat the output as a mood board, not something a contractor can build from.

Pros

• +Credits are a one-time purchase with no expiry, confirmed in the vendor's own fulfillment policy
• +Single-photo input with no modelling, measuring or scene setup
• +Turnaround is fast enough to iterate live in front of a client

Cons

• −Output is a render with no dimensions, product links or shopping list
• −No API, no batch upload and no team workspace
• −Run by a single developer, so support and roadmap rest on one person
• −A discount code is permanently displayed on the site, which makes the list price hard to take at face value

Is Decoratly cheaper than RoomGPT?

Decoratly starts at $3.99 once. An entry price for RoomGPT is not confirmed by us yet, so check its pricing page before you compare.

Does Decoratly or RoomGPT have a free tier?

Decoratly has a free tier; RoomGPT has paid plans only.