Guide

Virtual staging cost

A transparent way to think about virtual staging cost: allowance, review time, billing interval, and the decision to publish.

Reference catalog reviewed September 21, 2026

Start with the unit that matters: credits

Virtual staging cost is easier to compare when you know how many credit-backed operations your workflow actually needs. Stageivo plans are organized around credits, with monthly and yearly options, rather than around a property or listing outcome.

The product also includes a 20-credit free grant that does not expire, so a first workflow can be tested before choosing a paid plan. The pricing page and checkout are the source of truth for the amount shown to a particular buyer.

Current public reference catalog

The pricing page lists the current subscription plans and top-up bundles with their credit amounts and USD reference prices. Those figures are reference values, not a promise about the quality or commercial result of a staged image.

Prices, taxes, currency, and the final amount can depend on the checkout context. Confirm the amount and billing interval at checkout before subscribing.

Include review time in the workflow

The lowest price is not the whole cost if an output needs extra review or a new generation. Budget time to compare every result with the original, reject inaccurate changes, retain permissions, and prepare any required disclosure for the listing channel.

  • Estimate the number of publishable room images, not only the number of properties.
  • Account for alternate directions when the first result is not suitable.
  • Check renewal, cancellation, subscription-credit expiry, and the 12-month top-up window before purchase.
  • Use the result only after the person responsible for the listing approves it.

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