BoxBrownie vs Roomood

BoxBrownie provides property marketing services for the real estate and building industries, including photo editing, virtual staging, renders and virtual tours. Its Image Enhancement service can adjust white balance, sharpen and straighten images, replace skies and enhance lawns. Virtual staging adds furniture to property photos, offers multiple styles and is advertised with a 48-hour turnaround. Other listed work includes floor plan redraws, item removal and virtual cleaning, color changes, virtual renovation, 360° editing, site plans, copywriting, background removal and portrait retouching. Customers can use the web service, iOS app or REST API to submit jobs and reworks. API access uses a public/private key pair; the private key is shown once and is not stored on BoxBrownie's servers. The company says it uses SSL on secure web pages and does not store credit card details; third-party processors handle payment data. Support is available 24/7 by phone, live chat and email. A free account includes three Image Enhancements and one Day to Dusk edit without a credit card. Image Enhancement is US$1.60 per image, with no subscription.

Roomood is web-based AI virtual staging software for real estate listing photos. It replaces movable furniture in an uploaded image while preserving the room’s architecture and camera angle. The service lists 11 room types, eight furniture styles, and 4K export on every plan. Bulk staging handles up to 30 photos from one property, saves the project, and provides a ZIP download. Users can burn a selected MLS disclosure phrase into the downloaded image while keeping the original render clean. Uploads accept JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF files up to 30 MB. Free staging is available without sign-up or a credit card, but no free quota is stated. Paid choices include a $39, paid once 30-image pack and monthly plans from $19.90 a month, with listed image allowances and storage periods.