- All the planning, for 1 month from sign-up: the room, every cabinet and appliance, service points, the layout checks, the floor plan, the elevations, the 3D view and the dimensioned PDF your builder works from. That is long enough to plan your own kitchen and see whether the planner suits you; a pack keeps it editable for 12 months while you get quotes and revise. The free plan keeps 1 project and includes 1 realistic render, so you can judge the output before paying for any. After 1 month your projects stay yours to open and download; editing them again takes any credit pack.
- Because you fit a kitchen once. A subscription would keep charging long after the counter was in. A pack is bought once: its credits never expire, one per generated image, and it keeps your projects editable for 12 months from the day you buy it, which covers design, quotes and installation. Buy again later and the 12 months start over from that purchase. Nothing renews on its own.
- Nothing is deleted. Your projects stay open to view, print and download as PDF, SVG or a project file, and any credits you have left still generate realistic images. Changing a layout, finishes or service points, or starting a new project, needs a new pack, which opens another 12 months. Signing in does not extend it. The dashboard and the editor tell you 30 days before a pack's editing ends, and 7 days before free editing does.
- The free plan keeps 1, the Starter pack 10, the Kitchen pack 20, and the Studio pack 100. Comparing a few layouts and finishes side by side rarely takes more than six. If you have bought more than one pack, the biggest one bought in the last 12 months sets the number. A duplicate counts as a project and deleting one frees a place. Going over never locks a project: you keep editing the ones you have.
- Most people use six to ten images: a couple of angles for each of two or three finish options. The Starter pack's 15 credits cover that, and the Kitchen pack's 40 leave room to try more themes and change your mind. If a generation fails, its credit comes back.
- A top-up adds 10 credits for $9, for when you are a few images short of finishing. It does exactly that and nothing else: your editing date and your project limit stay where they are, because those come from the pack you bought. If you need more than a handful, buying a pack again costs less per credit and opens another 12 months of editing from that day.
- People who do this every week: designers, contractors, carpenters, showrooms. 100 client kitchens and 500 credits, bought once — five times the room of the Kitchen pack and enough images for a working year, at around five per project. There is no subscription and no seat pricing.
- Card, through our payment provider. Prices are in US dollars and local taxes are added at checkout where they apply.
- Tell us within seven days and we refund unused credits in full. We do not ask for a reason, though we would like one.