ArchVizr vs FloorAI
Two AI tools aimed at architectural work. They are frequently found in the same search and they are not alternatives, they are consecutive steps.
All 2 checked against the vendor's own pricing page · checked Sep 2026
Which should you pick?
FloorAI makes the plan: a photo of an old drawing, a graph paper sketch or a single sentence becomes a clean labelled floor plan you can then edit, from free to $99.99 Professional. ArchVizr renders a model you already have, taking a SketchUp, Revit or CAD export to a photorealistic image in around twenty seconds while holding the same geometry and camera across variants, also free to $99.99. The camera consistency is the point of ArchVizr: it is what makes a set of renders look like one building rather than several. Neither replaces the other, and if you are choosing where to spend first, work backwards from your bottleneck. Drawing plans is FloorAI. Presenting a model you have already built is ArchVizr. Both start free, so this is cheap to settle by trying.
| Visit ArchVizr | Visit FloorAI | |
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| What it costs | ||
| Pricing | Freemium | Freemium |
| Pricing details | First render free - Starter $14.99/month billed $179.94 yearly (100 generations, 50 Pro) - Plus $29.99/month (300, 150 Pro) - Professional $49.99/month (1,000, 500 Pro) - commercial use and watermark free | Free to start with no card - Starter $9.99/month billed $119.94 yearly (100 generations) - Plus $24.99/month (400) - Professional $49.99/month (1,000) - commercial use and watermark free on paid plans |
| Price range | $0 - $99.99/moChecked 2026-09-21 | $0 - $99.99/moChecked 2026-09-21 |
| Free option | Free tier | Free tier |
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| What it is | ||
| What it does | Turns a SketchUp, Revit or CAD export into a photorealistic render in around 20 seconds, keeping the same geometry and camera across an entire drawing set. | Turns a photo of an old drawing, a graph paper sketch or one sentence into a clean labelled floor plan, then opens it in an editor where you can move a wall. |
| The details | ||
| Tags | designdesignergraphicsarchitecturerendering | designdesignergraphicsfloor planarchitecture |
What it costs
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Pricing details
- First render free - Starter $14.99/month billed $179.94 yearly (100 generations, 50 Pro) - Plus $29.99/month (300, 150 Pro) - Professional $49.99/month (1,000, 500 Pro) - commercial use and watermark free
- Price range
- $0 - $99.99/moChecked 2026-09-21
- Free option
- Free tier
- Plans
- Free$0/mo
- Starter$29.99/mo
- Plus$59.99/mo
- Professional$99.99/mo
- Starter Pack$39.99 once
- Pro Pack$199.99 once
- Professional Pack$499.99 once
What it is
- What it does
- Turns a SketchUp, Revit or CAD export into a photorealistic render in around 20 seconds, keeping the same geometry and camera across an entire drawing set.
The details
- Tags
- designdesignergraphicsarchitecturerendering
What it costs
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Pricing details
- Free to start with no card - Starter $9.99/month billed $119.94 yearly (100 generations) - Plus $24.99/month (400) - Professional $49.99/month (1,000) - commercial use and watermark free on paid plans
- Price range
- $0 - $99.99/moChecked 2026-09-21
- Free option
- Free tier
- Plans
- Free$0/mo
- Starter$19.99/mo
- Plus$49.99/mo
- Professional$99.99/mo
- Starter Pack$39.99 once
- Pro Pack$199.99 once
- Professional Pack$499.99 once
What it is
- What it does
- Turns a photo of an old drawing, a graph paper sketch or one sentence into a clean labelled floor plan, then opens it in an editor where you can move a wall.
The details
- Tags
- designdesignergraphicsfloor planarchitecture
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