CubiCasa

CubiCasa converts smartphone scans into floor plans and property media for agents, photographers, appraisers and other real estate professionals. It is a strong fit when fast capture and varied listing deliverables matter more than controlling every measurement by hand. The free basic 2D option lowers the barrier to trying it, but scan accuracy varies with the conditions and device.

Overview

A phone scan can lead to 2D and 3D floor plans, interactive tours, 3D video renders, CAD files, GLA reports and home reports. CubiCasa says scanning an average 2,000-square-foot home takes about 4–6 minutes, making capture a relatively small step in a listing workflow. It reports average tested floor-plan measurement accuracy of 95%–97%; the variation by scanning conditions and device matters when measurements, not just visuals, are central to the job.

The GLA report is described as aligned with the ANSI Z765 standard set by Fannie Mae. Eligible CubiCasa-hosted floor plans can appear on Redfin and Realtor.com listings, a useful distribution option for professionals preparing listing materials. The Integrate API connects a customer's order management system with CubiCasa's platform and mobile app, making the product more relevant to organizations managing recurring orders than to casual one-off users.

Key features

Capture, measurement and delivery

The app supports image-to-floor-plan workflows, 2D plans and 3D views, but does not accept measurement input. That favors scan-led capture over workflows where a user wants to enter or directly adjust measurements. CubiCasa says 2D plans arrive in less than 24 hours, with a six-hour option for eligible orders; the shorter turnaround can help when listing schedules are tight, though it is not presented as universal.

Export formats include PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, DWG, DAE, OBJ and FBX. This range can serve both presentation and downstream design or documentation needs. Output breadth is a practical strength, but users should match the formats and plan features they need before choosing a paid tier.

Privacy and support

CubiCasa's privacy notice says transfers of personal data to countries without adequate protection use safeguards such as European Commission-approved standard contractual clauses. Support contacts are [email protected] and [email protected].

Pricing

CubiCasa uses a freemium model, with a free plan and a free trial. LITE costs nothing and includes a 2D floor plan, room dimensions and PNG or JPG output. For users in the United States, basic 2D floor plans are free; users elsewhere receive at least one free floor plan. This is a low-cost way to get a basic visual plan, but it does not include the extra outputs and styling found in higher tiers.

STANDARD has custom pricing and adds total area calculations, custom styling and branding, PNG, JPG and SVG output, a custom disclaimer and 24-hour turnaround to a 2D floor plan. It suits professionals who need branded, calculated plans without moving to 3D features. PLUS also has custom pricing and includes a 2D plan, fixtures, total area calculations, custom styling and branding, PNG, JPG and SVG, CubiCasa Tour, Home Report, Snapshots and 24-hour turnaround. It is the more suitable step up for listing teams wanting accompanying media and reports.

PLUS 3D has custom pricing. It includes a 3D floor plan, furniture, colors and textures, all PLUS features, and 48-hour turnaround. It is aimed at users who need a more polished 3D presentation and can work with that stated delivery window. The paid tiers' custom pricing makes direct cost comparison difficult; the listed plan details do not give seat counts or quotas.

Platforms

CubiCasa runs on Android, iOS and the web, covering phone capture as well as browser-based work. It was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Oulu, Finland.

Who it's for

The product is positioned for real estate photographers, agents, appraisers, inspectors, MLS organizations and enterprises. Photographers and agents can benefit from quick capture and listing-ready outputs; appraisers may value the GLA report's stated alignment with ANSI Z765. Organizations handling orders at scale have an API connection option. It is less compelling for users who need manual measurement entry or whose workflow requires measurement results to be consistent regardless of device and scanning conditions.

Pros and cons

Broad property outputs: plans, tours, renders, CAD files and reports can support several property-media needs from one scan workflow.

Free entry point: basic 2D plans are free in the United States, and at least one free plan is available elsewhere.

Measurement variability: reported accuracy depends on the scanning conditions and device, which limits confidence for measurement-critical work.

No measurement input: users cannot supply measurements directly, so scan-led workflows are the fit.

Custom pricing on paid tiers: professionals can choose more specialized deliverables, but cannot compare those tiers by a stated price.

Alternatives

Planner 5D is worth considering when users want to upload a floor plan and convert it into a 3D project, with a broader platform range including desktop systems.

Ritn3D may suit users who want a free editor with three renders per month and sharing for up to five people. FloorLens is an iOS, macOS and web option whose free tier includes one web scan and PDF, image, 3D model and MP4 exports, with links and QR codes expiring after 14 days.

RoomSketcher offers a free starting tier with two credits, one free AI floor-plan conversion and 2D and 3D plans. CamPlan is an iOS and macOS alternative with a free plan limited to one project per month, basic LiDAR scanning and PDF and CAD export.

Finch is an architectural design alternative with a free single-user plan and real-time building performance metrics. FloorAI is a web-based option with four free AI floor-plan generations and an editor. FloorDrafter offers free signup and daily check-in credits, with 2K watermarked PNG output.

For broader browsing, see AI Floor Plan Generators and Floor Plan Software.

Verdict

CubiCasa is a sensible choice for property professionals who want to turn a short smartphone scan into a varied set of listing or appraisal deliverables, especially if a basic 2D plan is enough to start. Its key advantage is the range of outputs and workflow options; look elsewhere if your work depends on entering measurements yourself or on measurement results that do not vary with capture conditions.