Listing-ready photos in minutes, not days.
Fix the photo that's holding your listing back: empty rooms, grey skies, daytime fronts, clutter. About a minute each, and you see the price before you start.
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Empty rooms look small and cold.
Staged with real-scale furniture. Walls, windows and floors exactly as shot.
The biggest names in US real estate already use virtual staging.
It shouldn't take a brokerage budget. Stagey gives any agent, photographer or home seller the same edge, from $2.08 a room.
Shown because their platforms, agent programs, listings or local offices use virtual staging. Logos are trademarks of their owners. They are not Stagey customers and don't endorse Stagey. Sources
- Zillow: AI virtual staging in Showcase listings (2025) ↗
- Compass: Enhanced 3D Staging in its agent services ↗
- Keller Williams: virtually staged images on the KW Marketplace ↗
- Coldwell Banker: virtual staging on its blog and listings ↗
- RE/MAX: agents using AI staging for unfurnished listings ↗
- Redfin: an AI digital staging tool for buyers (2023) ↗
- Sotheby’s International Realty: a virtual staging app (2018) ↗
- Century 21: virtual staging in a franchise office's listing services ↗
A redo shouldn't cost you a day.
Human editing studios quote 24–48 hours, and a redo starts the clock again. With Stagey you see the result while you're still at your desk. Don't like it? Run it again, another minute.
Editing studio
back in 24–48 h
Studio + one redo
a redo starts the clock again
Stagey
about a minute a run
Solid: the fastest quoted turnaround. Hatched: the slow end. Studio turnaround as commonly quoted (24–48 h); Stagey measured at 18 seconds for a staging run in our own production test.
| Stagey vs the alternatives | Stagey | Freelance photo editor | Reshoot the property |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | About a minute | 24–48 hours, commonly quoted | Depends on the weather and the calendar |
| Price per photo | $1.04–$2.40 | $75–150 per image, commonly quoted | The cost of a second shoot |
| No scheduling needed | |||
| Try before you commit |
Freelance editor price: $75–150 per image, commonly quoted, 24–48 hour turnaround. Stagey: computed from live pack prices, 1–2 credits a photo.
Three steps. No booking, no brief to write.
- 1
Any photo

Upload the photo
Straight from the camera or your phone.
- 2
A few seconds

Pick the fix and a style
Stage a room, turn it to dusk, fix the sky or brush out clutter.
- 3
About a minute later

Download and list it
Up to 4 options per staged room. Keep the one you like.
15 homes, 15 looks
Pick the style that sells the listing.
From a Virginia colonial to a Chicago loft, every one of these started as an empty room. Hover a photo to see it before. Choose from 30 styles for your own listing.






























No surprises
What will your listing cost?
No subscription to forget about, no renewal emails, no mystery credits. Set the photos you need and read the exact bill.
Empty rooms to stage
2 credits each
Fronts to turn to dusk
1 credit each
Grey skies to fix
1 credit each
Photos to declutter
1 credit each
Stagey
Your listing · estimate
About a minute per photo
Thank you. No renewal will follow.
Built for the moment the photos matter.
AgentsThe listing goes live Friday. The photos aren't there yet.
Stage the empty rooms, fix the grey sky and add a dusk hero yourself, tonight. No studio queue, no chasing a redo.
PhotographersThe shoot is done. The editing is eating your evening.
Add staging, dusk and sky fixes to your package without building a pipeline. Clients see the extras the same day.
Selling your own homePhone photos, and the rooms are empty or cluttered.
Make each room look like a place someone wants to live. No photographer to book, and you pay per photo, not per month.
Guides
Better listing photos, start to finish.
GuideBest virtual staging softwareHow the main virtual staging tools compare, and when AI staging is the faster choice.Read →
GuideTwilight real estate photographyWhen to shoot dusk exteriors, the settings, and when AI is the faster route.Read →
GuideReal estate photos with an iPhoneGetting listing-ready photos from a phone, and fixing the shots that fall short.Read →
GuideVirtual staging disclosure rulesWhat MLS boards and portals expect you to label, and the wording that keeps you safe.Read →Questions
Straight answers.
Still unsure? Try one photo. It’s free, and it takes about a minute.
Q1Will it look fake?
Furniture is sized from the room’s own doors and ceilings, stands on the floor with real contact shadows and is lit by the light in your photo. The room itself is never rebuilt. Every example on this page is a real result.
Q2What does an AI real estate photo editor do?
Stagey is five tools for the listing photo problems agents run into most: an empty room (virtual staging), no evening shoot (Day to Dusk), a grey sky (Sky Fix), furniture or clutter in the frame (Remove clutter), and a furnished room that needs to be emptied first (Remove furniture). Upload a photo, pick the tool, get a result in about a minute.
Q3Which tool do I need?
If the room is empty, use Virtual staging. If it's furnished with the wrong furniture, use Remove furniture first, then stage it. For exteriors, Sky Fix replaces a grey sky and Day to Dusk turns a daytime shot into a twilight one. Remove clutter brushes out anything else that shouldn't be in the photo.
Q4Do I need to disclose an edited photo in a listing?
Most portals and MLS boards ask you to label enhanced or virtually staged photos. In the US, the National Association of Realtors' Code of Ethics (Article 2) requires disclosing materially altered photos, and NAR's own legal-affairs guidance is that a listing agent shouldn't put altered photos on the MLS without disclosure. Rules for other markets and boards vary. Our disclosure guide covers the wording.
Q5Does it work on phone photos?
Yes. Every tool works on a clear, well-exposed photo taken on a phone, not just a camera with a wide lens. Straight, level shots give the best results.
Q6How much does it cost?
New accounts get 4 free credits, no credit card. After that, each tool costs 1 or 2 credits per photo, and credits work out to roughly $1.04–$2.40 per photo depending on the pack and the tool. Full pricing is on the pricing page.
Q7What if I don’t like the result?
A staging run gives you up to 4 options for the same credits. Pick one, or change the style and run it again.
Fix one photo now. It's on us.
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