For photographers · Per-listing work
For photographers delivering staged photos to agents
You already deliver the shoot. Staging is the part clients ask for after the invoice, and the part that turns into revision requests and disclosure questions. This is how the work fits a per-listing workflow.
Where the time goes
The staging itself
Six to twelve frames per listing, one style decision, and a review pass on each image before it goes to the client.
The questions after it
Which board wants a label, whether the original has to go in the listing, and who is responsible if it does not. Those answers live on the board pages.
What the workflow looks like
Shoot the empty frame
Keep the original. CRMLS and ARMLS require it in the listing, and California requires a link to it.
Stage the rooms the client is paying for
One credit per delivered image, plans from 20 to 300 images a month, and unused plan images carry over, up to one month’s allowance.
Hand over the pair and the wording
The staged frame plus the original, and the sentence the client’s board asks for from the template page.
What this tool does not do
- No white-label programme: the file is not branded with your studio’s mark.
- No bulk upload or client dashboard: images are staged one at a time in the browser.
- No furniture removal: the tool furnishes empty rooms and does not clear an occupied one.
- No invoice or licence paperwork for your clients.
The compliance question, in one paragraph
Your client signs the listing, so the disclosure obligation is theirs, but the file you hand over is what gets uploaded. Giving them the labelled version and the original frame in one folder removes the most common reason a staged photo comes back: a photographer delivered a JPEG and the agent did not know the board wanted the unaltered frame beside it.
Questions
Can I bill staging as a line item?
Yes, and the plan price makes the margin visible: on Agent Pro each image costs $0.49. What you charge the client is your decision.
Do credits expire?
No. They stay in the balance until they are used.
Can I use the images in my portfolio?
The terms allow use in the listing and its marketing for the address photographed. Read the terms for the portfolio case before you publish one.