Collov AI pricing, plans and limits

Last updated: 2026-10-08

Collov AI spends 1 photo credit per virtual staging generation and bundles staging, multi-angle sets, chat edits, twilight and season changes, virtual tours and an API under four plans. Built by Collov, Inc., it runs in a browser and reaches San Francisco Realtors through their MLS platform.

About Collov AI

Collov AI is a virtual staging and listing-photo editor from Collov, Inc. The company also runs Collov Labs, which announced a $23 million round in April 2026 led by Brightway Future Capital, with Taihill Venture and MindWorks Capital also named in trade coverage, alongside a new visual AI research lab. Xiao Zhang is the CEO. The staging product is a hosted web app; Collov, Inc. also publishes a separate consumer app called CozyAI.

You upload a photo of an empty room, pick a room type and a design style, and the tool returns furnished renders. The site lists styles such as Scandinavian, Modern, Industrial and Luxury, and room types that include living room, bedroom, dining room and home office. The vendor claims a ten second turnaround and unlimited regeneration of an uploaded photo, with four renders per version. Higher plans add multi-angle staging for rooms shot from several viewpoints, chat-based edits, and an editing suite for twilight, seasons, rain removal, pool water, lawns and wall or floor materials.

It is aimed first at listing agents and brokerages, with interior designers and homeowners as secondary audiences on the vendor's own site. Next to Virtual Staging AI and REimagineHome, the two closest staging records on HokAI, it competes mainly on credit price and on the listing extras bundled into one plan. A general editor such as Adobe Firefly from Adobe can add or remove objects in a single photo, but it is not built around listing workflows. The rest of the field sits on the virtual staging category page, and for a listing-prep job that starts before photos exist, FloorAI redraws a sketch into a labeled floor plan.

Independent evidence is mixed. HousingWire's 2026 roundup named it best for affordable AI virtual staging and found its image quality on par with REimagineHome, with more furniture removal mistakes in the same test. Trustpilot reviewers are harsher: the profile averages 2.8 from 41 reviews, and a September 2026 reviewer says quality is getting worse and rooms come back distorted. The refund policy excludes dissatisfaction based only on subjective style or layout preferences, so the first generations on a new plan are the real test window. The privacy policy, effective 21 October 2024, lists uploaded photos among collected content and allows use for research and product development, but it does not say whether photos train Collov's models.

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Pricing

Four plans, each with a monthly photo credit pool that resets and does not roll over: Standard 60 credits, Advanced 150, Premium 263 and Enterprise 526. Yearly billing is charged up front as $228, $588, $948 and $1,524. A first purchase is refundable for 7 calendar days while usage stays at or under 10 images, 2 videos and 2 panoramas, and a plan upgrade is refundable for 3 days under the same limits.

Credits per use: staging 1, multi-angle 1 per image, virtual tour 5 per image, 360 panorama and 3D tour 20 each, human-assisted multi-angle 20 per image. REimagineHome also prices by credit, while Virtual Staging AI sells fixed photo allowances.

Key Features

• AI virtual staging: Furnishes an empty room photo in the room type and style you pick, at 1 photo credit per generation, and the pricing FAQ says each uploaded photo can be regenerated without limit, four renders per version.
• Multi-angle staging: Keeps one furniture set consistent across several photos of the same room, at 1 credit per image from the Advanced plan, with a human-assisted version at 20 credits per image from Premium.
• Chat edit and photo editing: Edits by instruction and covers adding, editing or removing furniture, material overlay on walls, floors, ceilings, countertops and cabinets, photo enhancement, day to dusk, rain and cloud removal, seasons, pool water and lawn replacement, at 1 credit per generation from Advanced.
• Virtual tours, 360 panoramas and 3D tours: Premium turns up to 20 staged images into a tour video at 5 credits per image, and prices 360 panoramas and 3D tours at 20 credits per generation.
• Disclaimer, license and downloads: The Standard plan lists a one-click virtual staging disclaimer, a commercial photo license, no watermark and high-resolution downloads.
• Virtual Staging API and Object Masking API: The API suite stages rooms by style and room type and returns masks that segment furniture, walls and floors; the Enterprise plan includes API access and the API page offers white-label output with custom pricing by consultation.

Pros

• HousingWire's 2026 roundup gave it the affordability pick and rated its image quality on par with REimagineHome and Apply Design in the publication's own test.
• Refund terms are written with numeric limits (days, images, videos, panoramas), so a buyer knows exactly how long the test window lasts.
• Distribution beyond the web app: San Francisco Association of Realtors members can reach it through the association's MLS platform as an optional benefit.

Cons

• Reviewer sentiment is weak: Trustpilot reviewers describe distorted rooms, furniture that ignores the reference images, inconsistent support and, in one case, a refused refund, and the profile shows no replies to negative reviews.
• Premium features burn credits quickly: a maximum-length virtual tour costs 100 credits, over a third of the Premium monthly pool, and human-assisted multi-angle sets draw far more credits per image than a plain staging.
• Unused credits expire each month, and refunds stop once usage passes the stated limits, so an unhappy month is hard to recover.
• We found no iOS or Android app for the staging tool, no published SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestation, and no statement on whether uploaded photos train its models.

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