Getfloorplan vs Planner 5D

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.

The short answer

Free plan: Only Planner 5D (Getfloorplan has paid plans only)
Public API: Planner 5D has one; not confirmed by us for Getfloorplan
Higher Trust score: Planner 5D — 92 vs 83 for Getfloorplan
Best fit: Getfloorplan: Listing agents who need 3D plans and a tour for a single property · Planner 5D: Homeowners planning a renovation or a single room
Platforms: Getfloorplan: Web · Planner 5D: Web, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows

From our own records as of each tool's last check. Anything we have not confirmed is left out rather than guessed. How we verify

GetfloorplanTurns flat floor plans into 3D renders and virtual tours

Planner 5DDraw a floor plan in the browser and render it in 3D from a catalogue of 8,000+ furnishings.

Side by side

Fact	Getfloorplan	Planner 5D
Category	Interior & Architectural Design	Interior & Architectural Design
Pricing model	Paid	Freemium
Starts at	—	$19.99/mo
Public API	Not confirmed	Yes
Trust score	83 / 100	92 / 100
Platforms	Web	Web, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows
Company	Getfloorplan Inc.	Planner5D UAB
Launched	—	2011
Last verified	Oct 15, 2026	Oct 16, 2026

What our research says

Getfloorplan

A production service with an AI back end, not a tool you sit in — you upload a plan and collect files the next day. At roughly $20 a property it is priced to be bought per listing, which is exactly right for agents and wrong for anyone who wants to iterate on a design.

Pros

Per-property pricing with no subscription commitment
Delivers 2D plan, 3D plan and 360 tour as one bundle, so no stitching of vendors
Around 24-hour turnaround is fast against traditional 3D visualisation studios
Accepts scanned or photographed plans, not just CAD files

Cons

No live editor — revisions mean going back to the vendor
Bulk-transfer API is mentioned in blog copy, but no public API documentation was found
Marketing site is a JavaScript app with no server-rendered pricing or legal pages, so terms are hard to check before buying
Styling choices are template-driven; you are picking a preset, not art-directing

Planner 5D

Fifteen years old and available on essentially every platform, which is rare in this category and shows in how complete the toolchain is - plan, furnish, render, export to CAD. The AI parts are add-ons to a conventional design tool rather than the product itself, and they are rationed by credits even on paid plans. The free tier is usable but deliberately limited to half the catalogue.

Pros

Native clients for web, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and visionOS
AI plan recognition traces a photographed or scanned floor plan into an editable one
Catalogue of 8,000+ furniture and decor items, with 4K rendering and 360-degree walkthroughs on paid tiers
CAD export and a product configurator for furniture retailers on higher tiers
Lithuanian company with a published registered address, trading since 2011

Cons

Free plan withholds about half the furniture catalogue
AI credits are capped monthly even on the $49.99 tier
API access is enterprise-only and requires contacting sales
Annual and monthly prices differ sharply, so month-to-month is poor value

Which one fits

Choose Getfloorplan if you need

Listing agents who need 3D plans and a tour for a single property
Developers producing consistent marketing sets across many units
Agencies bulk-ordering visualisation for a portfolio at a fixed unit cost

Choose Planner 5D if you need

Homeowners planning a renovation or a single room
Estate agents and stagers needing quick 3D visuals
Design students and schools wanting a low-cost floor planner