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ArchRender pricing in 2026: Basic, Pro and Studio explained

ArchRender fits architects and residential designers who want quick photorealistic renders from elevations, sketches or imported 3D models without setting up a traditional rendering scene.

Starting price
$29 (Basic)
Free option
Yes
Plans
3
Prices checked
Oct 1, 2026
Studio$119.00
Pro$49.00
Basic$29.00

ArchRender plans and what they include

ArchRender lists Basic at $29 per month (150 credits, 5 projects, 5 GB storage), Pro at $49 per month (300 credits, 20 projects, 25 GB storage with saved prompts) and Studio at $119 per month (higher limits not captured). All include 4K upscaling.

The homepage shows a Try For Free button but free tier terms are not stated, and the homepage pricing shows a limited-time discount so the regular price may differ. Prices checked on 2026-10-01.

ArchRender plans compared

Plans and prices
PlanPriceBillingWho it is forKey limitsAPI
Basic
web
$29 Monthly Occasional rendering 150 credits; 5 projects; 5 GB storage Not stated
Pro
web
$49 Monthly Regular project work 300 credits; 20 projects; 25 GB storage Not stated
Studio
web
$119 Monthly Studios Higher limits not captured Not stated

Which ArchRender plan to pick

Which plan to pick
If youPickWhy
you render a few projectsBasic, $29/mo150 credits, 5 projects, 5 GB storage and prompt-driven control.
you have more projects and reuse promptsPro, $49/mo300 credits, 20 projects, 25 GB storage and saved prompts.
you need higher limitsStudio, $119/moHigher limits are not captured in our data; check the pricing page.

What is free, what costs extra

Free access and trial

Homepage shows a Try For Free button; free tier terms are not stated.

Terms not documented.

Extra costs and taxes

Not documented.

Not documented.

Costs that are easy to miss

  • Prices appear with a limited-time discount; regular price may differ.
  • Free tier and trial terms are not stated.
  • Account sign-in is needed.

ArchRender pricing and usage limits

Prices checked Oct 1, 2026 on the official US pricing page. Official pricing ↗ Prices and limits change often.

Free access and trial conditions

Homepage shows a Try For Free button; free tier terms are not stated.

Terms not documented.

Paid plans: what changes as you upgrade

Basic web

$29 source (opens in a new tab)

Monthly

Homepage shows a limited-time 30% discount off $39; a yearly toggle exists but its price is not captured

For: Occasional rendering

Limits

  • 150 credits
  • 5 projects
1 more
  • 5 GB storage

Includes

  • 4K upscaling
  • Prompt-driven control

Pro web

$49 source (opens in a new tab)

Monthly

Promo price; regular price $69 struck through

For: Regular project work

Limits

  • 300 credits
  • 20 projects
1 more
  • 25 GB storage

Includes

  • 4K upscaling
  • Saved prompts

Studio web

$119 source (opens in a new tab)

Monthly

Promo price; regular price $139 struck through

For: Studios

Limits

  • Higher limits not captured

Includes

  • 4K upscaling

Usage caps, credits and extra costs

Not documented.

Not documented.

How much ArchRender costs per year

At the listed prices, a single user pays between $348 and $1,428 a year on the fixed-price plans, or nothing on the free tier within its limits. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.

ArchRender FAQ

What do ArchRender's Basic, Pro and Studio plans cost per month?

Homepage shows Basic $29, Pro $49 and Studio $119 per month during a limited-time discount. source (opens in a new tab)

Does ArchRender have a free plan behind its Try For Free button?

A Try For Free button is shown, but free-tier terms are not stated. source (opens in a new tab)

Does ArchRender have a free plan?

The homepage shows a Try For Free button, but terms are not stated.

How much does ArchRender cost?

$29, $49 or $119 per month.

How many credits does Pro include?

300 credits.

Is the displayed price permanent?

Not necessarily. A limited-time discount is shown, so the regular price may differ.

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