PLANA

Overview

PLANA is an AI workspace for architecture and interior design, built around browser-based rendering, reusable workflows, and project management. It suits designers and studios that need to turn varied design inputs into repeatable visual outputs and client materials. Its strength is the breadth of that workflow; its constraint is that project capacity and rendering volume depend closely on the plan.

Key features

PLANA accepts prompts, photos, sketches, reference images, and 3D models, so work can begin with either a written idea or existing design material. Browser-based rendering can turn these inputs into photorealistic visuals. Starter limits image generation to 2K, while Pro and Max include 4K; that distinction matters for teams preparing high-resolution presentation assets.

The node-based canvas connects rendering steps without code, and saved templates make recurring pipelines reusable. That is a meaningful advantage for studios with established visual processes, but may be unnecessary overhead for someone who only wants occasional one-off images. Workflows can also turn renders into video walkthroughs and structured, branded client proposals, extending the system from image production into client presentation.

Hierarchical workspaces and projects, with search across projects and files, give teams a way to organize larger collections of work. Starter allows one project; Pro and Max support multiple projects. Commercial use is supported. Enterprise adds custom AI models, on-premise software, early API access, and custom delivery options, alongside roles, granular permissions, organization management, and SCIM provisioning.

Pricing

Every new account receives one seven-day trial without a card requirement; it ends automatically without charge. The Free plan is a seven-day Max trial with 4K resolution, all models, and no watermark, not an ongoing free tier.

Starter: $8 a month, billed Monthly. It includes 500 monthly credits, one project, up to 2K image generation, 5GB storage, and image storage for up to 30 days. This is the least expensive ongoing option, but the single-project cap and limited retention make it better for individual or narrowly scoped work than a studio managing concurrent jobs.

Pro: $20 a month, billed Monthly. It raises the allowance to 1,600 monthly credits, supports multiple projects and team participation, and adds 4K resolution, 10GB storage, and unlimited image retention. This is the more practical fit for ongoing team work where Starter's project, resolution, and retention limits would get in the way.

Max: $50 a month, billed Monthly. It includes up to 8,000 monthly credits, multiple projects, 4K resolution, team participation, and unlimited asset storage and image retention. The higher allowance and storage suit heavier production needs; lighter users may not need the added capacity.

Enterprise: custom pricing. It offers unlimited usage, custom AI models, on-premise software, early API access, and various delivery methods. Dedicated environments, API integration, 24/7 priority support with guaranteed response times, and dedicated Customer Success and Technical Account Managers make it the option for organizations with deployment, governance, or support requirements.

Starter's 500-credit monthly quota is the main ongoing constraint at the entry tier, while the free trial offers only seven days to evaluate the workflow. Enterprise is the route for unlimited usage, but its custom pricing means it is not a predictable per-seat subscription.

Platforms

PLANA supports web, API, and self-hosted deployment. Browser rendering is central to the product, while API and on-premise options give enterprise teams ways to integrate it with existing systems or deploy software in their own environment. Customer data is stored on AWS servers in the United States; enterprise AI use involves no training or storage of customer data, with encryption in transit and at rest.

Who it's for

PLANA is best suited to architecture and interiors professionals who repeatedly transform concepts or design files into renders, walkthroughs, and branded proposals. Teams benefit most from reusable workflows, multi-project organization, and shared participation. It is a weaker fit for occasional image generation, users who need an ongoing free plan, or anyone whose work routinely exceeds Starter's one-project, 2K, and 5GB limits but cannot justify Pro.

Pros and cons

Pro: Inputs range from prompts and sketches to 3D models, letting teams carry different kinds of source material into one rendering workflow.

Pro: Reusable no-code pipelines, video walkthroughs, and branded proposals support repeatable production and client presentation, not just still-image generation.

Pro: Pro and Max combine multiple projects, team participation, and 4K output, while Enterprise adds deployment and access-control options.

Con: There is no continuing free plan; the seven-day trial ends automatically and cannot be treated as a standing free tier.

Con: Starter's 500 monthly credits, single project, 2K ceiling, 5GB storage, and 30-day image retention impose several limits at once.

Con: The jump from Starter to Pro is substantial for users who need multiple projects or 4K, even if their credit needs remain modest.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see AI Architectural Rendering Software.

Harth is worth considering if a continuing free option matters: its free plan includes 700 credits per month and community support.

Luw.ai Studio is a better fit for someone who wants a free tier across iOS, macOS, and web, and can accept daily credits, 512×512 output, a watermark, and basic models.

RenderMage may suit users who want a free Studio workspace with floor-plan-to-3D and DXF export, alongside plugins and interior-design tools.

Treform is another freemium option for users who prefer a desktop-and-web platform; its student quarterly plan is $69 a month, billed once per term, with 30 AI edits and 25 renders per month.

Archome AI is an alternative for users who prefer a paid product with a one-time starter credit pack; its free trial includes 100 credits, three renders, and community support.

ArkoAI is another paid option with a free trial, across macOS, web, and Windows.

Gendo may suit users who want a free web plan with unlimited generations, provided they can work within one active canvas, 50 assets, watermarking, one collaborator, and a ten-image-set history.

Maquete is a paid macOS, web, and Windows alternative; its Starter plan is $9 a month, billed $9/mo, for one user, 10 credits per month, and up to 2K resolution.

Verdict

Choose PLANA if your architecture or interiors work benefits from repeatable rendering pipelines, organized multi-project work, and deliverables that extend to walkthroughs and proposals. The clearest reason to choose it is that it joins those stages in one workspace, with enterprise deployment and controls for larger organizations. Look elsewhere if you need a permanent free tier or if Starter's project, resolution, storage, and credit caps would force an early move to Pro.