Virtual staging for real estate agents: make vacant listings sell
Stage your listing photos right after the shoot, for under €0.30 per photo, with no supplier and no wait.
On property portals, empty-room photos struggle to stand out and buyers find it hard to picture themselves. Offering physical staging to a seller is costly and slow; outsourcing to a virtual staging agency adds fees and days before the listing goes live.
With KitsAI, you stage every room yourself from your browser: 12 styles to match the target buyer (young couple, family, investor), 12 room types, indoor and outdoor. Organize results per property with captions and tags. 15 credits per photo — about €3 to €4 for a 5-room apartment. Learn more about AI virtual staging.
Why choose KitsAI?
Discover how our solution fits your needs.
Vacant apartments and houses
Estates, vacated homes, investor properties: bring warmth back to the photos before going live.
Dated furnished properties
Select "furnished room" to replace old-fashioned furniture with modern decor, without moving anything.
Winning more listings
Show sellers what their listing could look like during the valuation appointment.
New builds and bare units
Help buyers picture themselves in rooms delivered empty or not yet fitted out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is virtual staging allowed in property listings?
Yes, but transparency is key: clearly state on the photo or in the listing that it is virtually staged, and publish the original photo too, so buyers are not misled.
Does the AI change room size or openings?
No. Processing is designed to keep walls, windows, floor and perspective: only furniture and decor are added or replaced.
How much does staging a whole property cost?
15 credits per photo. For 5 rooms, that is 75 credits — about €3 to €4 depending on the pack. The €39 pack (3,000 credits) covers 200 photos.
What photo should I upload for the best result?
A sharp, well-lit photo taken at eye level, in JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 20 MB. The more of the room is visible, the more consistent the added furniture.