Upload your floor plan
A photo or PDF — or draw the rooms right in the app.
Turn every listing shoot into a recurring revenue line.
A floor plan and phone photos in — a furnished 3D floor plan, AI-staged photos and phone AR out. One link your agents send to buyers.
Also on iPhone & Android — scan your home with your phone.
- First listing free
- Staged in ~5 min
- No LiDAR, no new gear
- Tours hosted forever
This is what your client gets. Walk through it.
A real IVRIS home — the same link your agents send to buyers.
See it in AR — dropped into the real room.
Buyers point their camera and the staged home lands in the room, full scale.
Free AI staging — try your own listing.
Upload an empty-room photo and IVRIS stages it in seconds. No account, no card.
Your staged room appears here.
Staging your room…
— recommended by many MLS
Nice — that's the free staging engine
Turn this into a listing buyers can walk through.
On a real listing, IVRIS puts the 3D floor plan, staged photos and phone AR behind one link — your first listing is free, or we do it for you for $350.
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How it works.
Add empty-room photos
A few shots of the empty rooms. Any phone camera works.
IVRIS auto-stages it
The plan is parsed, every room furnished in 3D, your photos AI-staged.
~5 minutes, fully automaticShare one link
One public link: 2D plan, walkable 3D floor plan, staged photos and phone AR.
One AI-staged layout, yours to edit. Swap pieces, move furniture or restyle — the same link updates.
A product agents rebook you for.
You set the price.
It replaces $2,000–$3,500 of physical staging. Charge what you want — the margin is yours.
AI flat staging, included.
Staged stills on every plan, ready to hand to agents alongside the tour.
~97%
less than physical staging — the price of a shoot, not a furniture rental.
HomeAdvisor / industry cost data
31%
faster sale with a 3D tour, across a 143,575-listing study.
Matterport
80%
more often shared by buyers — and saved ~50% more.
Zillow 3D Home
Your tours stay live forever. Even if you cancel.
Most platforms go dark the day you stop paying. Not IVRIS: published means hosted forever, full stop.
Don't take our word for it.
Was stressing about listing the place empty — it looked small and cold, but I didn't want to pay $3,500 for staging. My agent showed me what IVRIS could do and it's honestly surprising. Seeing it staged on my phone makes the house look good, and I'm glad I saved $3,500.
We don't stage rentals — the cost is too high — but some renters struggle to picture themselves there. With IVRIS we just pull out a phone and show the unit furnished. It's moving our units quicker than the empty ones did before.
Plans that pay for themselves on one listing.
Every plan: the full engine, AR, an editable staged layout per home — hosted forever.
Single-use
$99 per home
1 home, one-off
- Full staging engine + AR
- AI-staged, editable layout
- 75 AI flat-staged photos
- Public link, hosted forever
- No furniture commission
Starter
$99 /mo
3 homes / month
- Full staging engine + AR
- AI-staged, editable layout
- 75 AI flat-staged photos
- 3% furniture commission
- Buyer analytics · hosted forever
Pro
$149 /mo
5 homes / month
- Full staging engine + AR
- AI-staged, editable layout
- 100 AI flat-staged photos
- 4% furniture commission
- Buyer analytics · hosted forever
Studio
$249 /mo
10 homes / month
- Full staging engine + AR
- AI-staged, editable layout
- 150 AI flat-staged photos
- 5% furniture commission
- Buyer analytics · hosted forever
Furniture commission: earn 3/4/5% on furniture sold from your staged listings — buyers can already tap every piece in a tour.
Not DIY? Request service
Prefer it done for you? $350 a listing.
We capture the listing on-site and hand back the finished link. Flat price, no rentals, no removal fees.
- On-site capture scheduled within days
- Full deliverable — 2D plan, 3D floor plan, AI-staged photos, phone AR
- Your own login to review and reshare the link
Limited to the Bay Area through Sacramento. Outside the corridor? Start free — self-serve takes about 5 minutes.
Questions photographers ask.
What do I actually need to shoot?
A floor plan and empty-room phone photos — that's it. The plan can be a photo, a PDF, or drawn right in the app. No LiDAR, no Matterport scan, no special camera. You already take these shots.
Who owns the photos and the tour? FOUNDER-LEGAL-REVIEW
Placeholder answer — exact ownership and licensing language to be confirmed: You keep ownership of the floor plan and photos you provide, subject to your agreement with the listing agent. The staged tour is your deliverable to your client; IVRIS hosts it and licenses the staging assets (furniture models and layouts) for display within it. Final language pending founder and counsel review.
What happens to my tours if I cancel?
They stay live. Forever. We do not take delivered work down, ever. What pauses while you're unsubscribed: new uploads, AI flat-staging, analytics, and furniture-commission accrual. Resubscribe any time and those switch back on.
Does California's AB 723 affect these tours? FOUNDER-LEGAL-REVIEW
AB 723 concerns disclosure of digitally altered listing photos. An IVRIS tour is a separate piece of interactive marketing collateral — a staged 3D model buyers choose to open via a link — not an altered MLS photo. If you place AI flat-staged stills on the MLS, follow your MLS's virtual-staging disclosure rules as you would with any virtually staged photo. This is educational framing to help you ask the right questions — it is not legal advice, and the exact guidance here is pending founder and counsel review.
Walk through a staged home right now.
From a floor plan + phone photos · Staged in ~5 minutes · Hosted forever