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Renderist

Simple pricing

One render is one render. No credits to convert, no hidden tiers.

Hobby

For homeowners and occasional projects

$14 /month

billed yearly

  • 60 renders a month
  • Up to 2K resolution
  • No watermark
  • Commercial license
  • Unlimited projects
  • All 9 languages
Start with 5 free renders
Best for client work

Pro

For designers and remodelers with clients

$29 /month

billed yearly

  • 200 renders a month
  • Up to 4K resolution
  • Everything in Hobby
  • Edit a marked area only
  • Styles side by side
  • Priority in the render queue
Start with 5 free renders

Studio

For small studios and teams

$52 /month

billed yearly

  • 600 renders a month
  • Up to 4K resolution
  • 3 seats
  • Everything in Pro
  • Shared project library
  • Client share links
  • Early access to new features
Start with 5 free renders

Free trial: 5 renders with a small watermark. No credit card.

Prices in US dollars. Taxes may apply where you live.

Good to know

  • Cancel anytime. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
  • Run out of renders? Buy an extra pack or move up a plan. We never upgrade you on our own.
  • Chat messages that do not make a render are free.
  • Renderist is opening soon. Sign up now and your 5 free renders are ready on day one.

Questions and answers

Do I need a credit card to try it?

No. You get 5 free renders when you sign up with Google or email. Free renders carry a small watermark.

When can I start rendering?

Renderist is opening soon. Sign up now and we will email you the day it opens. Your 5 free renders will be waiting.

Can I use the renders for clients?

Yes, on every paid plan. Use them in client proposals, listings and portfolios. Free renders have a watermark and are for trying the product.

What happens when I run out of renders?

You can buy an extra pack or move up a plan. Your plan never switches to a higher price on its own.

What if a render is not right?

Tell the chat what is wrong and it tries again. A render that fails does not count against your plan.