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For investors & builders

Market the finished home before the punch list is done

Flippers, builders and spec-home developers can show buyers furnished rooms the moment the drywall is up, and preview finishes before committing to them.

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Illustration of the styles. Drag to compare. Your own photos are staged live in the studio.

The problem

Days on market cost interest

Every week a flip or spec home sits costs carrying money. Better photos help buyers act sooner.

Empty new builds look sterile

New construction is clean but lifeless. Furniture shows buyers how the rooms live.

Finish decisions are expensive to reverse

Paint and flooring are cheap to preview in a photo and costly to redo.

How you would use it

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Stage every vacant room

Furnish each room in a style that suits the neighborhood's likely buyer.

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Preview finishes

Test wall color, flooring and fixtures in your actual photos before ordering materials.

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Templated marketing

Use one style across all listings for a consistent, recognizable brand.

A simple workflow

  1. Take photos at the finish stage, with good light and tidy rooms.
  2. Stage the rooms and run finish previews for any decisions still open.
  3. Include a clear disclosure line in the listing, and keep the originals for buyer walkthroughs.

Styles to start with

Recommended pack

Team Pack

$319 · 120 photos · $2.66 each

120 photos covers roughly ten or more listings, with room for restaging and finish previews.

Good to know

Before you start

Can I use the images in an offering or pre-sale brochure?
Yes, as long as they are labeled as illustrative and virtually staged. Buyers should never rely on a staged image as a promise of what furniture or finishes convey.

Stage your first photo free

One sample, no card. See it on your own listing in a couple of minutes.