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Lift My Place vs GenRoom

GenRoom and Lift My Place are both self-service AI staging tools that also handle façades and furniture removal. GenRoom's one-off packs cost less per photo; at 260 photos a month, Lift My Place's Agency plan costs less and adds an API, logo export and EU hosting.

What is GenRoom?

GenRoom is an AI interior design and virtual staging tool run by GENROOM LLP, a UK partnership based in London. It publishes pages for estate agents in English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish and Romanian. You upload a photo and the AI furnishes, empties or restyles it; its menu also lists AI furniture removal, exterior design and façade design. GenRoom sells one-off photo packs with no subscription: Start at €9.99 for 18 photos, Basic at €19.99 for 50 and Pro at €39.99 for 150, with 4K export included on Basic and Pro. Its pricing page loaded no prices when we read it, so these packs come from its French staging page, which does not state VAT. Sign-up gives 6 credits without a card.

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Side-by-side feature comparison

Each row was checked on each vendor's site on the date shown at the bottom of the page. "Not stated" means the vendor does not mention it.

FeatureLift My PlaceGenRoom
AI-generated renders Yes Yes
Editing by a designer NoNot stated
Furniture removal or tidying Yes Yes
Facade renovation Yes Yes
4K or very high definition output Yes Yes
Interface in several languages Yes Yes
Public API YesNot stated
Free trial or free credits Yes Yes
White label or export with your logo YesNot stated
Links to buy the furniture YesNot stated
Starting priceFrom $10 / 10 photos. Volume packs and plans are on the pricing page.One-off packs: €9.99 for 18 photos to €39.99 for 150, no subscription, VAT not stated

Why teams switch to Lift My Place

An API and MCP server for batches

Lift My Place's website takes one photo at a time, but its API and MCP server accept batches, at 6 renders a minute per account, so listing software or an AI agent can send a whole shoot. The GenRoom pages we read do not mention an API. If you only ever upload a few photos by hand, this difference does not matter.

Your logo and links to the furniture

On the Agency and Business plans, Lift My Place exports renders with your logo, and the result page shows shopping links to furniture. GenRoom's pages mention neither branded export nor shopping links. For an agency that sends visuals to sellers or posts them on social media, that is a concrete difference.

Photos hosted in the EU

Lift My Place stores your photos encrypted and hosts them in the European Union. GenRoom is a UK partnership (GENROOM LLP, London), and the page we read does not say where photos are stored. For an agency that has to document under the GDPR where its clients' photos go, that is a question worth asking.

Credits that never expire, or a plan

Lift My Place packs never expire, and if your volume is steady you can switch to a monthly plan without commitment, from €8 ($8) for 25 credits. GenRoom sells packs only, and the page we read does not say whether purchased photos expire. On Lift My Place, failed renders are refunded.

Worked pricing examples

10 photos for one listing. GenRoom's Start pack costs €9.99 for 18 photos, paid once, and sign-up gives 6 credits. Lift My Place's 10-credit pack costs €9 ($10) for 10 HD renders, or 5 in very high definition (3840 × 2160 equivalent, 2 credits each), plus 2 free credits at sign-up. Here GenRoom gives more photos for the money. 50 photos a month. GenRoom: the Basic pack, €19.99 for 50 photos with 4K export, bought again when used up. Lift My Place: Starter at €16 ($16) a month for 55 credits, billed monthly without commitment, or a 50-credit pack for €39 ($39) that never expires. Each render you re-run costs a credit on Lift My Place; GenRoom's pages do not say how new attempts are counted. 260 photos a month. GenRoom: two Pro packs, 2 × €39.99 = €79.98 for 300 photos. Lift My Place: Agency, €64 ($64) a month for 260 credits, with logo export. At this volume the plan costs less than GenRoom's packs. Lift My Place shows its prices including VAT on its website; GenRoom's page does not say whether its prices do. GenRoom's packs were read on its French staging page, because its pricing page showed no prices.

Day-to-day workflow

Both tools are self-service AI: you upload a photo, the AI produces the render, and you check it. Neither states that a designer reviews the result: GenRoom's pages do not mention human editing, and Lift My Place offers none, and no revisions. On GenRoom, staging, furniture removal, exterior design and façade design are separate tools in the menu. On Lift My Place, the photo is detected as an interior or a façade; you choose one of 21 interior or 20 façade styles, or automatic, and can add a free-text instruction, which is also how you remove or tidy furniture: there is no separate mode. Lift My Place's website takes one photo at a time; batches go through the API and MCP server, at 6 renders a minute per account, and there is an iOS app. An AI render can deviate from the room, so check each one before publishing; re-running costs a credit, and failed renders are refunded. GenRoom publishes pages in nine languages; Lift My Place's interface is in six. Whatever the tool, label virtually staged photos on the listing.

When GenRoom might fit better

GenRoom is the better choice if you buy in packs and want the lowest price per photo: €39.99 for 150 photos, or €0.27 a photo by plain division, against €139 for 250 HD credits at Lift My Place (€0.56 a credit), VAT included. 4K export is included on its Basic and Pro packs, there is no subscription to manage, and 6 free credits at sign-up give you more to test with than Lift My Place's 2. Its localised pages name portals such as SeLoger, Idealista, Fotocasa and Immobiliare.it, with exports resized for them. GenRoom does not say whether its prices include VAT.

Try Lift My Place yourself

2 free credits on signup, no credit card required. Decide after seeing the output.

Common comparison questions

Is GenRoom cheaper than Lift My Place?

For packs, yes. GenRoom sells 18 photos for €9.99 and 150 for €39.99; Lift My Place sells 10 credits for €9 ($10) and 100 for €69 ($69), VAT included. At high monthly volume the gap reverses: for 260 photos a month, Lift My Place Agency costs €64 a month, against 2 × €39.99 = €79.98 for two GenRoom Pro packs (300 photos), VAT not stated.

Does GenRoom use AI or designers?

AI: GenRoom presents an automatic process for each photo, and its pages do not mention human editing. Lift My Place is AI only too, with no human editing and no designer revisions: you check each render and run it again if needed, for one credit, because an AI render can deviate from the real room.

Can I remove furniture with GenRoom?

Yes: its menu has an AI furniture removal tool. On Lift My Place there is no separate mode: you write it in the render's free-text instruction, for example “remove the furniture and keep the curtains”, for one credit. With either tool, check the result before publishing it.

Which one for a single listing?

GenRoom costs less: 6 free credits, then €9.99 for 18 photos. Lift My Place gives 2 free credits, then €9 ($10) for 10 HD renders, VAT included, with credits that never expire and 21 interior or 20 façade styles. Whichever you use, virtually staged photos must be labelled as such on the listing.

Which one for an agency?

For steady volume, Lift My Place Agency costs €64 ($64) a month for 260 credits and Business €128 ($128) for 560, without commitment, with logo export and batches through the API. GenRoom mentions volume pricing for offices of 5 or more agents without publishing figures; its €39.99 Pro pack stays simple for irregular needs.

Facts read on GenRoom's and Lift My Place's pages on 11 November 2026; prices can change, so check both before buying. (checked on November 11, 2026)