Tool profile
ApplyDesign: cost, fit and limits
ApplyDesign is a virtual staging service from Clone.Space Ltd. that sells Apply Coins for auto staging and drag-and-drop DIY staging of 2D and 360 room photos, aimed at real estate agents and sellers. It also offers a free first image.
What to know first
ApplyDesign skips subscriptions: a buyer purchases Apply Coins at $7 each for 20 or more, $8 for 10 to 19 and $10 for up to 9. Auto staging uses 1.5 coins per 2D image and DIY staging 1 coin. The first image is free, and the homepage states a 100 percent money-back guarantee. No API, integration list or hosting region appears on the pages read.
ApplyDesign at a glance
| Maker | Clone.Space Ltd., Israel |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | $7 per Apply Coin when buying 20 or more |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Virtual Staging Software in 2026, rank 6 of 10 |
| Website | applydesign.io |
Who ApplyDesign is best for
Sellers with a single property
Coins carry no subscription, and the first image is free, so one sale needs no ongoing commitment. The first image is free, so a seller can test the quality of a result before buying any coins at all.
Agents who want hands-on control
DIY staging gives a drag-and-drop editor with unlimited revisions at 1 coin per 2D image, while auto staging accepts on-the-spot revisions.
Listings with 360 images
Both modes accept 360 images, at 2 coins for DIY and 2.5 for auto staging. Both staging modes accept 360 images, at 2 coins for DIY and 2.5 coins for auto staging, which is above the flat photo price.
ApplyDesign plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Auto staging | 1.5 Apply Coins per 2D image; 2.5 per 360 image | Fully staged images from chosen design preferences, item removal included, on-the-spot revisions and a stated 15 minute turnaround; first image free. |
| DIY staging | 1 Apply Coin per 2D image; 2 per 360 image | Drag-and-drop editor with unlimited DIY revisions and item removal included; first image free. Both staging modes also accept 360 images, at a higher coin cost than a flat photo. |
| Apply Coins | $7 per coin for 20 or more; $8 for 10 to 19; $10 up to 9 | Pay as you go coin bundles with no subscription; the homepage states a 100 percent money-back guarantee. |
Checked November 2026.
What ApplyDesign does
- Auto staging
- Generates a furnished room from design preferences chosen by the user, so no manual placement is needed. Auto staging generates a furnished room from design preferences chosen by the user, so no manual placement is needed to get a first result.
- DIY editor
- Furniture is placed by drag and drop with unlimited revisions, which suits users who want exact layouts. Furniture is placed by drag and drop with unlimited revisions, which suits users who want exact layouts at a lower coin cost than auto staging.
- Item removal
- Existing items can be removed in both staging modes without paying a separate fee. Existing items can be removed in both staging modes with no separate fee, so a cluttered photo can be cleared before furnishing in a single coin spend.
- 2D and 360 support
- Panoramic images are accepted at a higher coin price than flat photos. Panoramic images are accepted in both modes, though they cost more coins per image than flat photos.
- Quick turnaround
- The homepage says 10 minutes and the pricing page says 15, so plan for the longer figure. The homepage says 10 minutes and the pricing page says 15, so plan for the longer figure on a rush listing and test it first.
How ApplyDesign handles your data
The privacy policy says personal data is kept as long as reasonably necessary to provide the services, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes and enforce agreements. Account deletion may leave copies in backups. The pages read do not state a hosting region, a security certification or whether uploaded photos train AI models, so the vendor's policy was not checked for those. The privacy policy names Clone.Space Ltd., while the site footer reads Apply Design Inc. A buyer who needs a clear contracting party should ask which entity issues the invoice.
Where ApplyDesign falls short in practice
- Small purchases cost more. A single coin costs $10 and the $7 rate needs 20 coins, so a seller buying 5 coins pays 43 percent more per coin than a bulk buyer.
- No monthly plan. Without an allowance, a busy office has no unlimited option, and costs rise linearly with each staged image. Without an allowance or unlimited tier, an office with many listings sees costs rise with every staged image it orders.
- Pages disagree on speed. Turnaround is 10 minutes on the homepage and 15 on the pricing page, so a rush listing should be tested first. A rush listing should therefore be tested before anyone promises a launch time to a seller or a photographer.
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ApplyDesign: common questions
How much does one ApplyDesign staged photo cost?
Auto staging uses 1.5 coins per 2D image. At $7 per coin, bought in bundles of 20 or more, that is $10.50 per image, matching the homepage claim of as low as $10.50. At $10 per coin the same image costs $15. DIY staging at 1 coin is cheaper.
Is the first ApplyDesign image really free?
The pricing page says the first image is free in both auto and DIY modes. It does not describe watermarks or resolution limits on that image, so test it on a real listing photo before buying coins. Test it on a real listing photo.
What is the difference between auto and DIY staging?
Auto staging generates a staged image from chosen design preferences and costs 1.5 coins per 2D image. DIY staging is a drag-and-drop editor with unlimited revisions at 1 coin. Both include item removal and accept 360 images at higher coin prices.
Does ApplyDesign offer an API?
No API appeared on the pages read. Teams that want to embed staging in their own product should look at tools that list an API, such as Decor8 AI or Pedra. Ask ApplyDesign directly if you need programmatic access. Ask ApplyDesign directly if you need programmatic access.
How long do ApplyDesign staged images take?
The homepage says 10 minutes and the pricing page says 15 minutes for auto staging. Treat 15 minutes as the planning figure. The pages do not say whether queues grow at peak times. The pages do not say whether queues grow at peak times, or how revisions affect timing.