Bestroom pricing: pay per photo, no subscription
Your first render is free and watermarked, so you can judge the quality on your own listing photo before spending anything. After that you buy credits, and one credit equals one finished HD photo.
Single: $16 for 1 photo, when one listing needs one hero shot. Starter: $59 for 5 photos ($11.80 each), enough for a full small listing. Pro: $179 for 20 photos ($8.95 each), for agents staging several listings a month. Volume: $349 for 50 photos ($6.98 each), for teams and high-volume photographers.
Every price includes the commercial license, print-grade resolution and the MLS disclosure label. Credits never expire, so a pack you buy for one listing is still there for the next one.
How that compares to traditional staging
Physically staging a home typically runs from roughly $1,500 to $4,000 or more for the first month, between furniture rental, delivery and installation, and most companies bill a monthly fee for as long as the listing sits. On a slow sale, staging alone can eat a meaningful slice of the commission.
Virtually staging the same home costs a fraction of that. Six key rooms through Bestroom is under $72 on the Starter and Single packs combined, and the photos are ready the same hour you shoot them instead of after an install crew visit.
Traditional staging still earns its keep on luxury listings where in-person showings need furniture in the room. For everything else, the photos do the selling online, and that is exactly the part virtual staging covers.
Why credits beat a subscription for agents
Listing flow is lumpy. You might shoot three vacant homes in one week and none for a month, so a monthly subscription bills you for the quiet weeks. Credits invert that: you pay when a listing needs photos and pay nothing when it does not.
There is also no seat licensing. A team can share one Volume pack across every agent, and the per-photo price drops as the pack grows.
How many photos to budget per listing
Most agents stage three to six photos per listing: the living room, the primary bedroom, one flexible room presented as an office or nursery, and, when it helps, a decluttered kitchen and a twilight exterior for the cover shot. That puts a typical fully-staged listing between $35 and $72 depending on your pack, roughly one percent of what physical staging would cost for the same home.
Frequently asked questions
How much does virtual staging cost per photo?
With Bestroom, between $6.98 and $16 per photo depending on pack size: $16 for a single image, $11.80 each in the 5-photo Starter, $8.95 each in the 20-photo Pro, and $6.98 each in the 50-photo Volume pack.
Is there a free trial?
Your first render is free and watermarked, on your own photo. You only pay when you want the clean HD download.
Do credits expire?
No. Credits never expire and there is no subscription, so an unused pack simply waits for your next listing.
Are there hidden fees for licenses or revisions?
No. Every download includes the commercial license and the MLS disclosure label at no extra charge. There are no seat fees and no monthly minimums; each new render simply uses one credit.
Is virtual staging worth it compared to hiring a stager?
For online listings, usually yes: staging six photos costs under $75 versus roughly $1,500 to $4,000 or more for physical staging, and the buyer's first impression happens in the photos either way. Physical staging still makes sense for luxury homes where furnished in-person showings matter.