More contracts won
Clients walk their own apartment finished and furnished, so the decision moves from imagination to inspection.
Finishing companies
Win contracts with fewer assumptions and cleaner sign-off.
FurnViz is made for teams that need clients to understand scale, style, and budget before they commit.
Fewer mid-project changes
Approvals based on seeing walls, floors, and furniture together cut the change requests that stall site work.
Faster sign-off
Change requests are captured in one place with room and product context, reducing scattered messages.
Branded experience
The client journey presents your finishes, your product selections, and your team as the trusted advisor.
Common questions from finishing companies
What is virtual staging?+
Virtual staging is furnishing a digital model of a real space to show what it could look like, instead of photographing physical furniture in it. FurnViz applies virtual staging to contracts: the staged rooms are built from real products and finishes, so the picture the client approves matches what your team will install and quote.
How does 3D visualization reduce mid-project changes?+
Most costly changes come from expectation mismatch — the client approved samples in isolation, then saw the combination for the first time on site. When they walk the finished apartment in 3D before work starts, those mismatches surface before the contract instead of mid-project.
How does FurnViz fit a finishing company's workflow?+
Start from the client's floor plan, generate three complete furnish-and-finish schemes, walk the client through them in 3D, then collect change requests and approval from the same share link — before materials are ordered.
Can buyers compare different design options?+
Yes. The AI prepares three complete furnish-and-finish schemes for the same apartment, and the buyer flips between them live in the 3D scene. That turns the conversation from “do you like it?” into “which one?” — a much easier decision to close.
Pricing is shaped around your operation.
Project volume, teams, users, integrations, and service level all matter. Start with the tier that fits your rollout and speak with sales for the right package.