For the buyer
$0 The style switch and the design open from the presentation, with no sign-up.
A scenario for agencies · resale
A resale buyer often sees a flat as it is and can’t picture it renovated. In a Budvid presentation they switch finish styles and open a room-by-room design — on this very flat’s plan.
In “About the property” pick the styles; add your own renovation price per m² only if you have one.
Cabinet screenshotModern, Scandinavian, warm or premium — in the flat’s card.
Open the demoThe same walls and furniture, another finish — in 3D.
Open the demoFor an empty flat or “update what’s there”: what changes in each room, “As is” ↔ “After”, a PDF concept.
Open the demoScreenshots taken on a 390 px phone with Budvid demo data.
$0 The style switch and the design open from the presentation, with no sign-up.
$29 a month — Agency 30: up to 30 properties. Renovation options cost nothing extra and use no AI actions.
$1 for 7 days, once: one property.
This is how the flat could look renovated: a visualisation, not a design or a cost estimate. A renovation sum appears only with your own price per m²; without it we show none.
The design counts money only at prices the buyer or a designer enters. Personal links of a private show have no design project.
Four: modern, Scandinavian, warm and premium. The agent picks which of them buyers see.
Only if the agency gave its own price per m²: then the buyer sees an approximate renovation — your price × the flat’s area. Without your price there is no sum.
A look at each room: what stays and what is updated, with a PDF concept and a shopping list. A concept, not working drawings.
On a new flat for sale, yes; the agent can turn them off or change the styles in “About the property”.
Open the demo catalogue on your phone: the flat’s card has “Renovation options” and the “Flat design project”.
More for agencies: a demo agency catalogue to open as a buyer would, and the agency plans.