Best Floor Plan Apps, Free and Paid 

Disappointed that it isn't available in my country. Not even a paid version!

Can you remind me again what country you're in? I'll reach out to CubiCasa and see if I can get more info.

@@NathanCoolPhoto I'm in South Africa. Thank you for the kind offer, much appreciated.

The EU is a market of about 446 million habitants, so maybe worth to take into consideration for a similar treatment as our US colleagues.(the USA population is about 337 million)

Thanks David, I'll look into this.

Thank you for warm feedback!🤩

You're very welcome Michelle!

You're very welcome! Accuracy is listed on CubiCasa's website, which runs 95-97%, and they do use Lidar when available on the phone/device. here's a link to that to learn more: www.cubi.casa/support/troubleshooting-guide/how-accurate-are-your-plans

Thanks! And great tip.

Thought I would give a comment on the results. WOW, JUST WOW. with all my mess ups as first time user, all the obstacles and this tool nailed my floorplan. Granted I didn't pull out a measuring tape to see how accurate, but its close enough if not exact plus or minus a little.

Thanks Marc. I just spoke with CubiCasa and they clarified this is only free in the US. My apologies. See pinned comment at the top, and feel free to add a comment there too so that I can pass this along to CubiCasa.

For RE photography, to provide a floorplan for a listing, yes.

Yes, I believe so. It's free to download and try, so I'd give it a shot.

I take it you may be outside the U.S.? I just spoke with CubiCasa and they clarified this is only free in the US. My apologies. See pinned comment at the top, and feel free to add a comment there too so that I can pass this along to CubiCasa.

@@NathanCoolPhoto thanks for the reply, yes I’m in the UK, CubiCasa also replied confirming what you’ve said about only the US being free, I therefore may only use it for larger complex properties as it’s a difference of 125 dollars a month, which doesn’t seem that bad, but does if you say 1500 per year. I also average 25-30 plans a month. However I’m going to use it on x3 today & if the time saving is worthwhile I’ll probably bite the bullet as I’ll only need to do x1 extra small photos only shoot a month to compensate for it & out in the field I’d probably save time, whereby I could fit in another shoot anyway, also it’s less equipment to carry, no graph paper, clip board, pencils & laser measure etc. I’m going to also manually produce the floorplans and compare them against each other, send you a link with them for your review & you can also compare and maybe use for future videos etc, if you ever do an update.

No need, just use your cellphone. If you also want a tour, then use any 360 camera to make your virtual tour, host it on Cloudpano, and then put the Cubicasa floorplan into that.

sorry i typed as you said magic plan. thanks and love the channel

Thanks! But I'm not aware of any minimum required earning to acquire a VAT number. I'd suggest reaching out to CubiCasa's customer support to get more information, you can email them at help@cubicasa.com

@@NathanCoolPhoto for example some photographers don’t want to register for VAT just yet as they just started business. From what I see there is no option to use the app if you’re student or don’t run a business.

Ah, I see. If you are doing real estate photography for money though, then you are a business and probably should have a VAT; it's just part of starting a business in the UK/EU. Once again though, I think it would be best if you emailed support at CubiCasa to see if there are any other options or recommended steps you should take, there email is help@cubicasa.com

See www.cubi.casa/pricing/

Thanks Edward. I just spoke with CubiCasa and they clarified this is only free in the US. My apologies. See pinned comment at the top, and feel free to add a comment there too so that I can pass this along to CubiCasa.

CubiCasa is available in Canada.

I just spoke with CubiCasa and they clarified this is only free in the US. My apologies. See pinned comment at the top, and feel free to add a comment there too so that I can pass this along to CubiCasa.

It depends. Agents can do them just as easy as we can, so if they REALLY want me to do it for them, then charge at least one hour of your on-site time. If you're not sure what you're on-site time is, you really need to calculate that for all of your work and add-ons, and this can help: amzn.to/3GQ34Ku

@@NathanCoolPhoto Thank you Nathan

Still free in the U.S. see www.cubi.casa/pricing/