AI Home Design Pricing: One Wallet for Every Space
Start free — your first redesigns cost nothing to try. Add credits when you're ready. Interiors, exteriors, paint, and landscapes all run on one plan.
Free
Try every tool and redesign your first spaces at no cost.
Start free- Free redesign credits to start
- Every space: interior, exterior, paint, landscape
- All studios and design tools
- Full rights to every image you make
- No credit card to begin
Starter
Steady output for an ongoing project or renovation.
- Monthly redesign credits
- Watermark removed
- Every studio: interior, exterior, paint, landscape
- Standard render queue
- Full-resolution downloads
Pro
Volume and speed for designers working at scale.
- Everything in Starter
- More monthly credits
- Batch variants to compare styles
- Priority render queue
- Consistent results across every room
How billing works
The short version of what's free, what costs credits, and how to change your mind.
Your first redesigns are free to make — sign in and you get a one-time batch of free credits to try them, with no credit card and no daily reset to chase. Larger batches and higher-resolution renders use paid credits because they cost more to produce, so the free plan covers your first spaces while heavier, ongoing work runs on a Starter or Pro plan.
Starter and Pro both bill monthly and include a pool of credits you spend across every space — interior, exterior, paint, and landscape — from one wallet. Pro adds more monthly credits, batch variants for comparing several styles at once, and a priority render queue. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime; a plan change takes effect at the start of your next cycle, and credits from a paid plan don't roll over once it ends.
Every redesign you generate is yours to keep — download it, print it, or share it with a designer, a contractor, or your household — with full usage rights included and the watermark removed on any paid plan. Your projects and the styles you save stay in your library, so you can pick a direction back up later and keep a whole set of rooms looking consistent.
A credit is simply the unit you spend when the studio renders a redesign for you. A single room, exterior, or yard redesign is the basic unit; batch variants and higher resolutions draw a little more. You always see what an action will cost before you commit, and previews are free — you only spend a credit when you render the final, watermark-free image you actually want to keep.
Which plan is right for you?
A quick way to tell the three apart without reading every bullet.
Free is the place to start, and for a lot of people it is enough on its own. You get a batch of free credits to redesign your first rooms, try every studio and design tool, and see the quality on your own photos without entering a card. It is built for the first stretch of a project — settling on a direction, testing a few styles, and seeing whether the tool fits how you work — before any money changes hands.
Starter, at $29 a month, is for anyone past the trying-things stage who now wants a steady stream of redesigns. It gives you a monthly pool of credits to spend across every space — interior, exterior, paint, and landscape — removes the watermark from everything you export, and unlocks full-resolution downloads. If you are working through a renovation room by room, or comparing options for a client, Starter keeps up without a per-image invoice.
Pro, at $69 a month, is aimed at designers and remodelers working at scale. It includes everything in Starter, adds a larger monthly credit pool, and turns on batch variants so you can generate several styles or layouts from one photo in a single pass — the fastest way to put options in front of a client. A priority render queue means those batches come back faster when you are iterating against a deadline, and results stay consistent across every room so a whole-home set still looks like one project.
One wallet across every space
Why HausDraft bills for redesigns with one simple wallet, not one space at a time.
Most tools make you pay per silo — an interior app here, a paint visualizer there, a landscape tool somewhere else. HausDraft puts every space on one set of credits, so the interior, the exterior, the paint, and the yard all draw from the same balance.
That matters most when a project is actually moving. When you want to see a room in three more styles, or try the exterior in a different palette, you can spin fresh variants from the same photo and compare them the same day, instead of waiting on a designer or paying for another round. Because the pricing follows the whole workflow rather than a single format, the cost of trying one more idea stays low — which is the point, since the best results usually come from exploring the most options, not spending the most.
There is no long-term contract and nothing to negotiate. You can move up to Pro when you are exploring heavily, drop back to Starter when things are steady, or cancel entirely and keep whatever you have already made — the change takes effect at your next billing date, and everything in your library stays yours.