VizcraftPublished 3D rendering service prices in 2026 cluster in these bands: $50–$1,500 for a 3D floor plan, $150–$2,600 for an interior still, $200–$4,000 for an exterior still, $300–$3,000 for an aerial view, and $1,200–$20,000+ per finished minute of animation — while AI image tools price the exploratory version of the same deliverable at $0.40–$0.76 per render. The spread is wide because "a render" is not one product, and because studios publish list prices at very different points on the quality curve.
This is a buyer's 3D rendering price list for anyone holding two or three quotes: what 3D rendering services cost by deliverable, vendor tier, and turnaround. It answers the same question people phrase as a 3D visualization price list, an architectural visualization price list, a rendering price guide, or a residential and office interior rendering pricelist, and it covers architectural rendering services cost, interior design rendering services cost, and 3D home rendering services prices. Every figure is attributed to a named vendor's published pricing page.
For market context, use the architectural rendering cost guide. For deliverable-specific budgets, see interior rendering cost, exterior and aerial rendering cost, 3D rendering cost per image, and furniture and product rendering cost. For picking a vendor rather than pricing one, see selecting a 3D architectural rendering service.
3D rendering price list 2026: master table by deliverable
| Deliverable | Low | High | Named published examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3D floor plan / isometric | $50 | $1,500 | CAD Crowd $50–$450 · PeliCAD $200–$600 · Omegarender $600–$1,500 |
| Interior still, residential | $150 | $2,600 | 3D Praxis $150–$800 · CAD Crowd $200–$550 · MyArchitectAI $250–$2,000 · Omegarender $1,400–$2,600 |
| Interior still, commercial | $275 | $2,500 | CAD Crowd $275–$1,000 · MyArchitectAI $450–$2,500 · RealSpace $800–$2,500 |
| Exterior still, residential | $200 | $4,000 | CAD Crowd $200–$700 · Cedreo $600–$1,500 · Omegarender $900–$3,200 · NoTriangle $800–$4,000 |
| Exterior still, commercial | $350 | $10,000+ | CAD Crowd $350–$700 small, $700–$2,000 large · PeliCAD $1,000–$10,000 · MyArchitectAI $800–$10,000+ |
| Aerial / site view | $300 | $3,000 | Cedreo $300–$2,000 · Render3DQuick from $799 · RealSpace $1,000–$3,000 |
| Product render | $50 | $1,000 | PeliCAD $50–$100 simple, $500–$1,000 complex · NoTriangle $100–$800 · Omegarender $150–$900 |
| 360 panorama / tour | $350 | $2,500 | Trim Render $350 · PeliCAD $750–$2,000 · Omegarender $1,500–$2,500 per space |
| Animation, per minute | $1,200 | $20,000+ | NoTriangle $2,500–$20,000+ · RealSpace $4,000–$12,000 · Omegarender $2,000/min FHD, $4,000/min 4K · PeliCAD GPU $20–$100/sec, CPU $60–$150/sec |
2D plans sit below all of this: CAD Crowd lists colored 2D at $35–$350 and black-and-white at $20–$200. Treat every figure here as a vendor-published example, not an industry standard: the same brief can be quoted at $250 or $2,600 by two studios that both call themselves photorealistic.
How to read this price list without getting fooled
- A low list price means narrower scope: fewer drafts, lower resolution, library assets, no custom modeling.
- A "from $X" price is a floor. Render3DQuick publishes interiors from $249 and exteriors from $499 — entry rows on a ladder, not your invoice.
- Marketplace ranges sit below studio ranges because you are buying less art direction, not the same product cheaper.
- Nobody quotes from a table. Use this as a 3D rendering pricing guide to sanity-check a number, not to negotiate one.
Residential vs office interior rendering pricelist
Every list checked here that separates them puts office and commercial interiors above residential ones, because those scenes carry more custom furniture, signage, and lighting.
| Interior type | Published range | Named examples |
|---|---|---|
| Residential interior | $150–$2,600 | 3D Praxis $150–$800 · CAD Crowd $200–$550 · RealSpace $600–$1,500 · Omegarender $1,400–$2,600 |
| Office / commercial interior | $275–$2,500 | CAD Crowd $275–$1,000 · MyArchitectAI $450–$2,500 · RealSpace $800–$2,500 |
ArchiCGI sets the same order at its floor: residential interiors from $300, commercial from $400. Provisual publishes $600 for a residential interior and $850 for a commercial one.
3D rendering services prices by vendor tier
| Tier | Per image | What you are buying |
|---|---|---|
| Marketplace / offshore | $200–$700 | You write the brief and chase revisions |
| Budget studio | $250–$800 | Library assets, limited art direction |
| Productized fixed-price | $500–$900 | Published package, fixed inclusions, no quoting cycle |
| Mid-range studio | $700–$2,000 | Real art direction and custom materials |
| High-end studio | $2,000–$5,000+ | Hero-frame craft, senior artists |
| AI image tool | $0.40–$0.76 | Fast concepts, images only, no final hero frame |
Tier figures come from NoTriangle's segmentation (budget $250–$800, mid-range $800–$2,000, high-end $2,000–$5,000+), CAD Crowd's marketplace ranges, Provisual's $700–$1,500 for a high-quality USA still, and Omegarender's stated $1,500 average. Trim Render shows what a productized list looks like: interiors 1/$500 up to 4/$1,600, exteriors 1/$700 up to 4/$2,200, one aerial $900, floor plans 1/$800 up to 3/$2,100, tours $350 — with 2 drafts plus 1 final 6K image and 50% upfront.
Some vendors bill time instead of images, and those rates diverge badly: NoTriangle $30–$100/hour, PeliCAD $50–$150, RapidRenders $100–$250. Insist on fixed per-image pricing unless scope is genuinely fluid.
3D rendering price list by turnaround
| Deliverable | PeliCAD | RealSpace |
|---|---|---|
| 3D floor plan | 2–3 days | 3–6 days |
| Interior still | 2–5 days | 3–6 days |
| Exterior, residential | 3–6 days | 3–6 days |
| Commercial interior or exterior | 3–8 days | 4–8 days |
| Aerial view | — | 6–10 days |
| Product render | 1–5 days | 2–4 days |
| 360 tour | 5–10 days | — |
| Animation | 1–2 wks GPU, 2–3 wks CPU | 2–4 weeks |
Cedreo quotes 2–7 days for plans, interiors, and aerials, and 3–7 days for exteriors. Turnaround is a price line, not a schedule line: rush fees add 25–50% (RealSpace), 20–50% (NoTriangle), or 30–50% under one week (3D Praxis). A compressed calendar is usually the largest controllable multiplier on a quote.
Floor plan and isometric pricing, broken out
Floor plans are the cheapest entry point and the highest-volume request. 3D Praxis publishes the clearest ladder: basic 2D $75–$150, furnished 2D $100–$200, 3D isometric $150–$300, 3D furnished $200–$350, dollhouse or sectional $300–$500. Full-service studios price the same deliverable higher — $200–$600 at PeliCAD, $300–$800 at RealSpace, $600–$1,500 at Omegarender.
If you need a presentable isometric view rather than a photoreal hero frame, the deliverable is inexpensive on either lane: see floor plan to 3D isometric, 2D plan to 3D visualization, and ISO Mapper. These produce images, not editable 3D models, CAD files, or measured drawings.
What a 3D rendering quote actually includes
Two quotes are comparable only once you list what sits behind them: model cleanup, material and lighting authoring, camera composition, draft and revision rounds, final resolution, delivered formats, usage rights, and payment schedule. Omegarender includes three revision rounds; MyArchitectAI notes 1 to 3 are typical and extra edits billed separately. "Includes revisions" can mean three rounds or one, and on RealSpace's schedule that gap is worth $100–$400 per round.
What inflates a quote above the list price
- Rush timing: +20–50% (NoTriangle), +25–50% (RealSpace), +30–50% under one week (3D Praxis).
- Custom modeling: $25–$150 per non-library item (NoTriangle).
- Model health: duplicate faces, flipped normals, and missing materials become billable cleanup hours.
- Extra revision rounds: $100–$400 each (RealSpace).
- Complexity inside one label: 3D Praxis shows interiors at $150–$275 simple, $275–$400 standard, $400–$550 complex, and $550–$800 premium hero — a 5x spread under one word.
- Commercial scale: CAD Crowd jumps from $350–$700 to $700–$2,000 for the same nominal commercial exterior.
Pulling the other way: NoTriangle publishes 10–25% lower rates for multiple images off one model, and 3D Praxis volume discounts of 10–30% from 2–3 views up to 16+.
The AI column on the price list
AI is a separate column, not a cheaper studio. It prices exploration, not the final hero frame, and it does not produce editable 3D models, CAD files, glTF/GLB assets, AR files, measured drawings, or animations.
| Plan or pack | Credits | Effective cost per image |
|---|---|---|
| Free start | 2 credits | $0 |
| Starter monthly | $19 / 25 credits | $0.76 |
| Pro monthly | $49 / 100 credits | $0.49 |
| Studio monthly | $99 / 250 credits | $0.40 |
| One-time pack | $7 / 10 credits | $0.70 |
| One-time pack | $29 / 50 credits | $0.58 |
| One-time pack | $99 / 200 credits | $0.50 |
Most single images cost one credit; details on Vizcraft pricing. At RealSpace's published $100–$400 per extra revision round, one added round of studio revisions costs more than a full month of the Studio plan — so lock direction on the cheap lane, then commission the expensive lane once. MyArchitectAI's own guide frames the same three lanes: in-house specialist at roughly $95k per hire per year, outsourcing at $250–$10,000 per image, or AI software on subscription. See AI rendering and best AI visualization tools.
Quote-comparison checklist
| Ask the vendor | Benchmark |
|---|---|
| What does view #2 off the same model cost? | 10% off at 2–3 views, up to 25–30% at volume |
| How many drafts and revision rounds are included? | 1–3 included |
| What does an extra revision round cost? | $100–$400 |
| What final resolution and formats ship? | 6K final at Trim Render |
| How many custom-modeled items are included? | $25–$150 each |
| What is the rush multiplier if the date moves? | +20–50% |
| Who owns the images, and for which channels? | Varies by studio |
| Is the price per image, per hour, or per project? | $30–$250/hour if hourly |
| What is the payment schedule? | 50% upfront is common |
Normalize every quote to price per approved final image including all revisions, then compare. Most "cheap" quotes stop being cheap at row two.
Regional and in-house price variation
Freedes Studio's regional table puts the USA at $600–$2,500 and Western Europe at $400–$1,800. Do not read a low offshore quote as a pure discount on identical work: time-zone latency, extra review rounds, and brief quality absorb part of the difference.
Cedreo publishes an outsourced-versus-in-house comparison where outsourced 3D floor plans run $350–$600 per plan while plans made in-house with their own software run $15–$200, costed at $50/hour of labor. That is a software vendor's framing, not a neutral study, but the point holds: past a certain monthly volume, per-image outsourcing stops being the cheapest structure. See 3D architectural visualization services.
This price list covers 3D visualization, not wall rendering
In the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand, "rendering a house" usually means applying a cement, lime, or acrylic render coat to exterior walls, priced per square metre by plastering trades. That is a construction trade, not a visualization service. Everything above is 3D visualization: computer-generated images priced per image, per view, or per minute of animation. If you are pricing wall render, plaster, or external wall insulation, this is the wrong page.
Related pricing guides
- Architectural rendering cost guide — the market narrative behind these numbers: who charges what and why.
- 3D rendering cost per image — per-image bands alone.
- Interior rendering cost — room-by-room budgets.
- Exterior and aerial rendering cost — why exteriors price above interiors.
- Furniture and product rendering cost — SKU batch budgets.
- Selecting a 3D architectural rendering service — vendor selection.
Frequently asked questions
How much do 3D rendering services cost in 2026?
Published 3D rendering costs put most still images between roughly $250 and $3,000: NoTriangle publishes $250–$5,000 per image, and MyArchitectAI runs $250–$2,000 for residential interiors up to $800–$10,000+ for commercial exteriors. AI tools price the exploratory version at $0.40–$0.76 per render.
Is there a standard 3D rendering price list?
No. No trade body publishes rates, and the studios that publish lists disagree by more than an order of magnitude on the same deliverable — CAD Crowd lists residential interiors at $200–$550 while Omegarender lists interiors at $1,400–$2,600.
What do interior design rendering services cost?
Published ranges run $150–$800 by tier (3D Praxis), $250–$1,000 (PeliCAD), $500–$1,200 (Cedreo), and $1,400–$2,600 (Omegarender); ArchiCGI states residential interiors start from $300 and commercial from $400. Office and commercial interiors sit above residential in nearly every list.
How much does a 3D floor plan or isometric view cost?
It is the cheapest architectural deliverable: 3D isometric $150–$300 and dollhouse $300–$500 (3D Praxis), $200–$600 in 2–3 days (PeliCAD), $300–$800 (RealSpace). On Vizcraft the same class of image costs one credit.
What do photorealistic rendering services cost?
"Photorealistic" is a quality claim, not a price tier, and every vendor here claims it. What matters is where a studio sits on its own ladder: NoTriangle separates budget at $250–$800, mid-range at $800–$2,000, and high-end at $2,000–$5,000+.
Do 3D rendering services charge hourly or per image?
Most publish per-image pricing, but hourly exists and the rates diverge sharply: NoTriangle $30–$100/hour, PeliCAD $50–$150, RapidRenders $100–$250. Fixed per-image pricing bills your deliverable rather than the vendor's modeling inefficiency.
How much do 3D architectural design services cost versus rendering?
Different line items. Design fees cover drawings, documentation, and code work; rendering fees cover the images made from them. A studio quoting $600 for a 3D exterior is quoting the image only and assumes you supply plans or a model; with neither, expect a modeling charge.
What inflates a 3D rendering quote the most?
Rush timing and revision count. Rush multipliers run 20–50% (NoTriangle), 25–50% (RealSpace), and 30–50% under one week (3D Praxis); extra revision rounds cost $100–$400 each and custom modeled items $25–$150 apiece.
Can AI rendering replace a 3D rendering service?
For exploration, options, and early client alignment, often yes: Vizcraft renders cost $0.40–$0.76 each and new accounts start with 2 free credits. For final hero frames, exact geometry, measured drawings, editable 3D models, CAD files, glTF/GLB or AR assets, and animation, no — Vizcraft outputs images only.
If the next item on your list is a presentable plan view rather than a photoreal hero frame, try the cheap lane first: floor plan to 3D isometric runs on your two free credits, and the result doubles as the brief you hand a studio.