Sell the kitchen it could be
A dated kitchen stalls a listing. Upload the photo you already shot and show buyers the finished room about 30 seconds later. No second shoot, no furniture rental.
Why staging the kitchen pays
The kitchen is the room buyers price the house on. It is also the cheapest one to show differently.
Staged homes move quicker
NAR reporting puts staged listings well ahead of empty or dated ones on days to sell.
Buyers bid on what they can see
A dated kitchen reads as a project. Show the finished version and it reads as an upgrade.
No second photo shoot
Upload the listing photo you already have and get the staged version back the same minute.
Physical staging costs real money
Staging a property runs $2,000 to $5,000. This is a monthly plan you can cancel in one click.
Four places agents use it
From the MLS photo set to a walk-through on a Saturday morning.
Better listing photos
Show buyers what a dated kitchen could be. Run the AI version next to the current photo in your MLS listing.
Showings and buyer meetings
Help a hesitant buyer see past cosmetic problems. Make the design on your phone while you are standing in the room.
Investor pitches
Show what a fixer-upper turns into. The renovation upside stops being a spreadsheet and becomes a picture.
Pre-construction marketing
Show finish options for a new build months before the kitchen is installed.
What agents say
Three agents who put the finished kitchen in front of a buyer.
“A listing sat 60 days with zero offers. I added renders showing the kitchen modernized and got three offers in two weeks. Sold for $15K over asking.”
“I use this on every listing with an outdated kitchen. Buyers ask "is this what it could look like?" and now the answer is yes, with a number attached.”
“Even my high-end clients use this to test finishes before they commit. The quality holds up next to professional 3D renders.”
Two plans, and which one you need
If you are showing a buyer what a kitchen could be, the $27 plan does it. If the render goes into a listing you are paid to sell, you want the commercial license, and that is Studio.
KitchenGPT
For the agent with one dated kitchen to deal with at a time.
- 100 credits a month
- Redesign the kitchen in a listing photo, in 100+ styles
- Cabinet Painter, Flooring, Backsplash, Handles, Appliance Swap
- 1 kitchen project, 3 saved versions
KitchenGPT Studio
For photos that go into a listing you are paid to sell.
- 400 credits a month, four times the base plan
- Everything in KitchenGPT, plus Virtual Staging
- Commercial license, which is what a paid listing needs
- Sketch and floor plan to finished kitchen, for pre-construction
- 10 kitchen projects, 30 saved versions, priority rendering
Before you pick one
- A heavy listing month is not a problem. Credit packs start at $12 and sit on top of whatever the plan already gave you.
- There is no free tier. You get 30 days to ask for your money back, which is the part that makes trying it safe.
- Try the widget on this page first. It runs a real photo through the same model and costs you nothing.
Try it on your hardest listing
Take the kitchen photo that has been putting buyers off and see what it looks like finished.
$27 a month, or $167 a year · MLS-ready downloads · 30-day money-back guarantee