Roomood vs StageHQ

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.

StageHQ creates digitally staged versions of room photos for real estate listings. Choose Precise Staging, Creative Staging, AI Renovation, or Remove Furniture, then select from more than 30 design styles or describe a custom one. Uploads can be JPG, PNG, or WebP files up to 4K; StageHQ says most rooms are processed in under 30 seconds. Exports include an MLS-ready JPG at 1536×1024 and a full-resolution file. Purchased images carry a commercial license for MLS, marketing, and print use. The service works in a browser on Mac, Windows PC, iPad, or phone without installation, and is listed for Android, iOS, and web. Three free watermarked previews are available without a credit card. Starter costs $19, paid once for 20 staged photos; Professional costs $39, paid once for 100 and includes batching a listing. Agency costs $69, paid once for 250 photos and bulk download. The terms say purchases are final, with no refunds, including for unused credits or dissatisfaction.