For people selling their own home. Every image checked by a person. Delivered by 8 a.m. your time. From $5 a photo.
No card. One free photo per listing. You get it back by 8 a.m.

Sample room. Phone photo in, cleared and staged out. Same walls, same window, same carpet. Drag to compare.
Six sample rooms, three services. Drag any of them.












Sample rooms. Staged and cleared images are AI-assisted renderings checked by a person; the label is on every one. Touch-ups change light, angle and colour only.
Original. Items removed. Staged. Each step labelled, each checked against the one before it.



Send up to five photos from your phone. Tell us the room and what you want: cleared, staged, or just fixed.
We prepare each image with professional editing tools, then a person checks walls, windows, floors and scale against your original before it leaves. Nothing invented, nothing hidden.
Finished photos, your untouched originals, and the “Virtually staged” label already on each image. Ready for Zillow, a flat-fee MLS, or your agent.
Per photo, or the five that matter. Delivered by 8 a.m. your time either way.



Agent with several listings? Email for volume pricing.
Yes, and it is designed to stay that way.
California requires the label and a link to the original for any altered listing image (AB 723, in force since January 2026). Many MLSs require the same. You get both from us by default.
Who checks the work? A small studio run by Nathaniel, with a background in hospitality and property. Every order is reviewed by a person before it goes out.

The label, as it appears on every staged image we deliver.
Worked on a $400,000 home. Your numbers will differ.
is one percent of the price. The five-photo pack is $119. Sellers’ agents report staging lifted offers by 1 to 10% in 29% of cases (NAR 2025).
is roughly what carrying the home costs in mortgage, tax, insurance and utilities. The six-day vacant-home gap is about $600 (Redfin, 2018 sales).
is the median for physical staging (NAR 2025). Or $119, tonight, no truck in your driveway.
These are what agents report across many homes, not a promise about yours.
Yes. Upload the staged photo with its label and post the original next to it. That satisfies Zillow’s photo rules and the disclosure rules of every MLS we know of. If you are in California, the label and original are required by law.
No. This service is built for people selling on their own. You send photos, we send photos back. No MLS login, no bulk plan.
Usually yes. Shoot from a corner at chest height, lights on, curtains open. If a photo is too dark or blurred to work with, we tell you before you pay.
Your time zone. Upload before midnight where you live and the finished photos are in your inbox by 8 a.m. where you live. Seven days a week.
Tell us what to change and we redo it, free. If we still cannot get it right, you get your money back.
Not if the label is on the photo and the original is posted, which is how we deliver. Buyers understand staged furniture. What they resent is a hidden crack or a window that isn’t there, and we never touch those.
They are sample rooms we produced to show each service. The “after” images are real output of our process, checked the same way your photos will be. We never publish a customer’s photos without asking.
Your worst room. Tell us what you want done. It is back in your inbox by 8 a.m.
— Nathaniel, Visuals by Morning