StageHQ vs Stagently

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.

Stagently provides AI-powered virtual staging for real estate properties through web and API access. Users upload photos and generate furniture and decor, or use staging, remodeling, refining, and upscaling tools with preset or custom styles. Listed room types include living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, and bathrooms, and the homepage says results are available in under 60 seconds. Uploads support PNG, JPG/JPEG, WEBP, HEIC, and HEIF files up to 2GB. Default output is 1024x1024, with multiple aspect ratios available. Each generated staged image consumes one credit. Subscription credits reset each billing cycle, while image-pack credits do not expire. The free plan supplies five credits monthly without a credit card. Paid plans start with Starter at $29 a month; one-time packs start with $22, paid once. Plans range from one user to unlimited team members, with support varying by tier. Generated images belong to the user's organization, subject to applicable laws and the terms. Stagently describes encryption, access controls, and privacy rights, and names Cloudflare R2 and Google Gemini in its policy.