Comparison
Virtual Stage Now and Pedra: what to compare before you pay.
Pedra is one of the tools people shortlist for virtual staging. Rather than quote a price that may have changed since this page was written, this page gives you the five questions that decide the cost per listing — and how we answer them.
Figures for Pedra are theirs to publish. Open their site for current pricing and terms.
The five questions
| Question | Our answer | What to check with Pedra |
|---|---|---|
| Output resolution | About 1,200 px on the long side, sized for listing portals. | Ask whether the tool returns your original size or a fixed export size. |
| Credit expiry | Credits stay in your balance until used. | Ask whether unused credits survive the month. |
| Per image or per listing | Per image; packs cover 5, 15 or 50 images. | Ask what counts as one charge when a listing needs eight photos. |
| Same room, second style | Each style is one more image and one more credit. | Ask whether a restyle is billed as a new image. |
| Architecture preserved | Walls, windows and camera angle stay as photographed. | Ask whether the tool redraws the room or furnishes the photo you sent. |
When Pedra is the better fit
If you need a tool that also removes existing furniture, restyles a room you have already furnished, or handles a large portfolio with team seats, compare those capabilities first — we stage empty rooms and keep the shot's framing.
If your workflow runs through a portal or CRM integration, check that integration list before choosing on price alone.
When we are the better fit
When the job is a batch of empty rooms per listing and you want the price to be knowable before you start: 5 images for $15, 15 for $39, 50 for $99, one credit per delivered image.
Sources and limits
This page links to Pedra's own site rather than restating its prices, because prices change and a stale number is worse than no number. Nothing on this page is an endorsement by Pedra, and no quote from them is reproduced here.