Turning one floor plan into a 3D apartment costs between about $20 and $115, depending on who does it. FloorTo3D charges $29 per apartment, once, and shows the plan read before you pay. Subscription apps charge by the month instead, and made-to-order services charge per plan and per extra: tour, style, render.
The prices side by side
| Option | What you pay | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| FloorTo3D | $29 per apartment or $59 for three, once; or $39 a month (Starter) or $129 a month (Pro) | The plan read in your browser first; then the apartment in 3D to walk through, five styles, furniture, sunlight, share link and exports |
| RoomSketcher | 1 free AI conversion, then $20 per floor plan; Pro $24 a month | Measured 2D and 3D plans; live 3D on Pro and Team plans |
| Planner 5D | Plan upload needs Premium: $19.99 a month or $59.99 a year | A home design app; 360° walkthroughs in Professional at $49.99 a month |
| Getfloorplan | $25 for 2D and 3D, $45 with a 360° tour, $115 for three styles | Made to order by a team, per plan |
| WalkMyHome | $47 for three projects or $67, once | A browser home designer with walkthrough and video export |
These are the vendors’ own published prices, checked against their pricing pages (linked below). They change; read the page before you buy.
One apartment or many?
If you are looking at one apartment, to buy, rent or renovate, pay per apartment: $29 with FloorTo3D, or $20 per plan with RoomSketcher. A subscription costs more than that in its first month. Comparing two or three apartments before you buy? FloorTo3D sells three for $59: the one you are looking at now, and two kept for the plans you upload later. WalkMyHome asks $47 for three projects, paid before you see your own plan. If you list apartments for a living, a subscription is cheaper per apartment from about the second apartment a month: Starter is $39 a month for 5 new apartments, Pro $129 for 30. Yearly plans cost ten months.
What a price should include
- Seeing it before paying. FloorTo3D reads your plan in the browser and shows the walls, rooms and floor area first; you pay to walk it, keep it and share it.
- Furniture. Some tools place it for you, some leave you to do it, made-to-order services charge for changes.
- A walkthrough. First-person walking is a paid tier in several apps; a 360° tour is a separate price at Getfloorplan.
- Styles and sunlight. Renovation styles are an extra at Getfloorplan ($115 for three); FloorTo3D includes five.
- Refunds. A FloorTo3D apartment or pack of three bought on its own is refunded in full within 14 days.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a 3D floor plan cost?
From about $20 to $115 per plan from the services and apps compared here. FloorTo3D is $29 per apartment, or $59 for three.
Is there a free way to turn a floor plan into 3D?
Not with FloorTo3D: it reads your plan and shows a first look before you pay, but walking the apartment in 3D, keeping and sharing it is paid. RoomSketcher gives one free AI conversion. Free drawing tools such as Sweet Home 3D need you to trace the plan yourself.
What is cheaper, a subscription or paying per apartment?
Per apartment for one or two apartments, a pack of three for $59 when you are choosing between a few, and a subscription for regular work. At FloorTo3D, Starter at $39 a month pays off against $29 per apartment from the second apartment in a month.
Does FloorTo3D charge extra for furniture or styles?
No. The $29 includes the furniture, all five renovation styles, sunlight and exports.
Compare in detail
- FloorTo3D vs Planner 5D
- FloorTo3D vs RoomSketcher
- FloorTo3D vs Getfloorplan
- FloorTo3D vs WalkMyHome
- How to turn a floor plan into 3D and pricing
