Realroom

BEFORE YOU COMMIT

See the room. Then see the bill.

Photograph your kitchen. Realroom redesigns the same space, then tells you what it costs, how long it takes and what you get for less. About thirty seconds.

See how it works

FREE TO TRY · NO CARD · THE QUOTE ARRIVES AFTER YOU HAVE FALLEN FOR IT.

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Realroom
A renovated kitchen with sage green cabinets, a quartz worktop and oak flooring
PROPER REFIT

$0

AS IT ISNO LIMIT

Drag it. Same kitchen, within your budget.

A woman photographing her dated kitchen, the phone showing the same room redesigned
ONE PHOTO

It starts with the room you already have

Not a mood board, not a showroom. The kitchen you walk into every morning, photographed exactly as it is.

HOW IT WORKS

From a photo to a real number

No design skill, no guessing at quotes, no finding out the price after you have already fallen for it.

1

Photograph the room

One photo of the room you actually have. Kitchen, bathroom, living room.

2

Set the budget

Move the slider and the room moves with it. Materials swap, not just the render quality.

3

Take the numbers with you

Materials, labour, permits and a timeline. The sheet you collect quotes against.

WHAT YOU GET

A render is not a plan.

Every answer comes back with what it costs and how long it takes.

Material samples and a folding rule on a worktop
LINE BY LINE

Where the number comes from

Materials, labour, permits, disposal, and which parts you could genuinely do yourself. Touch any line for three alternatives at three prices.

THE NUMBER LANDS

The room, and what it costs

A redesigned kitchen with the estimated cost and timeline underneath
PIN IT, THEN PRICE IT

What that saved photo really costs

Upload any room you have saved and get its actual bill. Most saved photos are someone else's budget, not yours. Find out what you can actually afford.

A saved inspiration photo priced up line by line
THE ONE NOBODY ELSE SHOWS

Drag the budget, watch the room change

Marble becomes quartz becomes laminate, while you watch. Not a cheaper render, different materials. This is where you find out what the last eight thousand actually buys you.

The budget slider changing the materials in the room

Every other room app stops at the render.

OTHERREALROOM
Redesigns your own room from a photo
Offers a set of styles to choose from
Tells you what the design costs
Swaps the materials when the budget changes
Prices for your region, not a national average
Separates what you can do yourself from what you cannot
Gives you a sheet to collect quotes against

WHY WE BUILT IT

The gap is measured, not imagined

Around 42 percent of owners expect to pay under $20,000 for a kitchen that actually costs $27,000 or more.
RENOVATION COST SURVEY
About three quarters expect the work to take up to four weeks. In practice it runs three to five months.
RENOVATION TIMELINE REPORTING
Miscommunication is one of the most expensive problems in construction.
CONTRACTOR INDUSTRY REPORTING

FIGURES FROM PUBLISHED INDUSTRY SURVEYS AND CONTRACTOR REPORTING

Questions, answered

Is it really free?

The design and the rough cost range stay free. You pay once, only if you want the full itemised estimate with labour, permits and the phased plan.

How accurate are the numbers?

They are estimates, not quotes. Expect them to move about twenty percent either way depending on your contractor and your region. We show that range rather than hide it.

I rent. Is this any use to me?

Yes. There is a mode that only suggests reversible changes. No drilling, no lost deposit, and putting it back is part of the number.

When do I get access?

Early access opens to a small first group. Join and you get one email the moment your spot opens.

Two people sitting on the floor of a half-finished kitchen, looking at a phone
THE ACTUAL MOMENT

The conversation happens on the floor

Between the quote and the decision there is one evening on the bare boards with a phone. That is the conversation Realroom is built for.

Stop guessing what your room costs.

Get your early access. Your answers decide what we build first.
Thank you!