Virtual staging for agencies and property photographers

Consistent virtual staging for the complete listing.

Send the original property photographs. Receive a coordinated staged set with matched perspective, lighting and style — ready for your listing workflow.

  • 10-image paid pilot
  • Human quality control
  • 3 revision rounds
  • Clear disclosure workflow
The same living room virtually staged, ready for a property listingAn empty living room before virtual staging
Before / after

The buying moment

One listing should look like one listing.

Fast single-image tools often change perspective, fixed features or style from room to room. Agency work needs a controlled set, not a collection of unrelated edits.

  • 01

    The listing is waiting on images

    The photographs are in, the property goes live this week and every room needs to be furnished in the same style.

  • 02

    Ten rooms, ten different looks

    Room-by-room tools drift in furniture scale, palette and light. The gallery stops reading as one home.

  • 03

    Walls that moved

    A window that changed shape or a door that disappeared is a disclosure problem, not a styling choice.

Accuracy

Keep the architecture. Stage the photograph.

Furniture, contact shadows and lighting are matched to the room while walls, windows, doors and permanent features remain unchanged. Every image passes a human check before delivery.

  • Perspective and lens matched to the original photograph
  • Contact shadows on floors and against walls
  • Fixed features untouched — renovation is a separate, disclosed service
The same room virtually staged as a bedroom with warm materialsAn empty room before virtual staging — no furniture or decoration
Before / after

Batch

Upload once. Review the complete set.

Choose a style direction, review the first staged room and apply the approved language across the property. Corrections are consolidated per set, so room-to-room consistency is a process, not luck.

  • One style direction approved on the first room
  • The same furniture language, palette and lighting across the batch
  • Consolidated comments on the full set, three rounds included
The same interior virtually staged with furniture and natural lightAn empty room before virtual staging — no furniture
Before / after

Work

A complete listing, before and after.

Real listing photographs staged in one style direction. Drag or hover to compare each room.

The same room virtually staged with armchairs, a rug and artworkAn empty room before virtual staging — bare walls and no furniture
Before / after

Living room

The first room sets the direction.

Furniture scale, palette and light are approved here, then carried into every other room of the property.

Input
Original listing photograph
Style
Approved on this room first
Fixed features
Unchanged
The same room virtually staged with furniture and decorationAn empty room before virtual staging — bare floor and walls
Before / after

Bedroom

The same language in the next room.

Same palette, same material family, same lighting approach — so the gallery reads as one home.

Input
Original listing photograph
Style
Carried over from the first room
Delivery
Listing-ready export

Packages

Priced per accepted photograph. Better with volume.

Packages count finally accepted input photographs. The first review confirms which images are suitable for controlled staging.

  • Listing Pilot

    from $259/ 10 images

    Indicative starting scope. The final price and timeline follow a review of your files.

    • One property
    • One approved style direction
    • Matched lighting and perspective
    • Listing-ready exports
    • 3 revision rounds

    Best for: A first test with a real listing.

  • Agency Batch

    Main scope

    from $679/ 30 images

    Indicative starting scope. The final price and timeline follow a review of your files.

    • Up to 3 properties
    • 2 saved style directions
    • Batch upload
    • Consolidated review
    • Priority over one-off orders

    Best for: An agency with several listings a month.

  • Volume Account

    from $1,999/ 100 images

    Indicative starting scope. The final price and timeline follow a review of your files.

    • Recurring monthly capacity
    • Saved style profiles
    • Priority queue
    • Named account contact
    • Monthly quality review

    Best for: A larger listing team or a photographer network.

Unsuitable photographs (low resolution, extreme angles, heavy blur, hidden floors or walls, unclear usage rights) are returned with a reason and not counted. Restyling after approval, urgent deadlines, unused monthly volume and extra revision rounds are priced separately and stated in the estimate. Prices are shown in your local currency where supported; invoices are issued in EUR by White Rook DOO.

Process

Five steps from photographs to a published listing.

  1. 01

    Send the original photographs

    Upload high-resolution images from the same property and tell us where the listing will run.

  2. 02

    Choose one style direction

    Share one or two references or select an approved agency style profile.

  3. 03

    Approve the first room

    We confirm furniture language, scale and lighting before applying it across the batch.

  4. 04

    Review the complete listing

    Comment on the full set so corrections remain consistent from room to room.

  5. 05

    Publish with clear disclosure

    Receive listing-ready files and the agreed virtual-staging disclosure guidance.

Before you send photographs

What listing teams ask before a batch.

  • Accuracy

    Walls, windows, doors and permanent features stay as photographed. Anything structural is a separate, disclosed service.

  • Confidentiality

    Photographs are used only for the agreed staging and are not shared or reused without written permission.

  • Capacity

    Batches are scheduled with a first-review date and a final-delivery date in the estimate. Larger sets are delivered in stages.

  • Consistency

    One style direction, one furniture library and a human check on every image keep the set reading as one listing.

FAQ

Listing questions

How a staging batch runs. The estimate confirms dates and counts for your property.

What photographs work best?

Use high-resolution, level photographs with visible floors, walls and windows. Avoid heavy blur, extreme wide-angle distortion and screenshots.

Will you change the room itself?

The staging scope preserves walls, windows, doors and permanent features. Any renovation or structural change must be ordered and disclosed separately.

Can the whole listing use one style?

Yes. Approve one direction on the first room, then the same furniture language, palette and quality control apply across the property.

How fast is a 10-image listing?

After the photographs and style are approved, the estimate confirms the first-review and final-delivery dates. Larger batches can be delivered in stages.

How do revisions work?

3 consolidated revision rounds are included for the agreed staging direction. A new style direction after approval is treated as restyling.

Should virtual staging be disclosed?

Yes. Use clear disclosure appropriate to the listing portal and local rules. We can supply an agreed file-label and caption workflow.

Can photographers resell the service?

Yes. White-label delivery and recurring capacity can be included in an agency or photographer agreement.

Listing review

Send one listing. We first confirm that the photographs are suitable for controlled staging.

Attach up to 10 sample images now. Unsuitable images come back with a clear reason.

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We first confirm that the photographs are suitable for controlled staging.

One style. Every room. One review.

Send the original photographs of one listing and we confirm suitability, price and the review date before staging begins.