Residential
Courtyard houses
Narrow plots, privacy, and daylight. Archify tests courtyard and L-shaped massing against setbacks before it renders a thing.
AI design workbench
From a written brief to a buildable concept
Describe the site, the program, and the mood. Archify comes back with schematic options, dimensioned plans, 4K renders, a walkable 3D model, and a delivery set for the client meeting, all from one shared model.
Design brief
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Concept set in minutesDimensioned plans at 1:100Walkable 3D and on-site ARClient-ready exports
12 minBrief to first concept set
1:100Plan scale, fully editable
24Finish items per sheet
sheet A-101 · concept setlive model
16.5 m frontage4 rooms1:100 at A3plan + axon from one model
Six briefs, six kinds of building
Residential, hospitality, adaptive reuse, civic, interiors, and whole sites. Each study is generated from a written brief and keeps its plan, model, and spec in step.
Hospitality
Pavilions and cafes
Lightweight roofs, covered terraces, and seat counts. Service circulation stays separate from the guest path.
Adaptive reuse
Office to housing
Existing bays, core positions, and window spacing drive the unit mix, so the scheme respects the structure you already own.
Civic
Libraries and halls
Double-height rooms, sight lines, and egress width are checked as the plan develops, not after the render is approved.
Interiors
Fit-outs and retrofits
Room-by-room finishes, joinery, and lighting notes arrive as a schedule you can price and amend.
Site and landscape
Masterplans and grounds
Contours, access, planting, and phasing across a whole site, with the buildings kept in one shared model.
A design tool, not an image generator
A render is only useful if the drawings, dimensions, and specification behind it hold up. Archify keeps all four in one model, so a change to the brief flows through the plans, views, and schedule at once.
Concept sets in about 12 minutes Editable, not flattened
Brief to schematic
A written brief becomes zoning, circulation, and a room schedule with areas you can argue with before anything is drawn in detail.
Dimensioned drawings
Level plans come out at a stated scale with wall thicknesses, opening positions, and dimension strings you can edit and re-export.
Walkable 3D
One model drives orbit views, walk mode, and an AR placement link a client can open on site from a phone.
Materials and finishes
Every scheme carries a finishes schedule with spec notes, so the render and the specification never drift apart.
Site and climate
Orientation, daylight, prevailing wind, setback lines, and existing trees feed the massing rather than being applied afterwards.
Program fit
Room counts, adjacencies, areas, and circulation are checked against the brief while the plan is still cheap to change.
Style control
Reference imagery, regional typologies, and material palettes steer the architectural language, not just the camera angle.
Compliance flags
Setbacks, ceiling heights, egress widths, and accessibility notes are flagged as you edit, so you take the plan to your engineer with fewer surprises.
Brief, options, model, delivery set
The same five steps every time, whether you are testing a plot you do not own yet or producing the drawings a client will actually see.
Write the brief
Site, program, area, budget band, and the mood you are after. Paste a client email if that is all you have.
Review the plan
Get schematic options with areas and circulation, then push back in plain language until the layout is right.
Choose the scheme
Keep the option you like, branch a variant, and let the model carry the decision forward.
Open the model
Orbit, walk, and drop the scheme onto the site in AR to test scale against what is already there.
Export the set
Renders, dimensioned plans, the 3D model, a shot list, and a finishes schedule, packaged for the client meeting.
What each task costs, before you start
Credits are the unit of generation: one task, one price, no surprise metering mid-run. Monthly plans include an allowance and unused credits roll over while your plan is active.
| Task | What you get | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Concept massing | Schematic options with area take-off | 6 credits |
| Plan drawings | Dimensioned level plans, dwg and pdf | 12 credits |
| Exterior renders | Four hero views at 4K, editable camera | 10 credits |
| Interior renders | Room views with material options | 8 credits |
| 3D model and AR | Orbit and walk mode, AR placement link | 18 credits |
| Walkthrough shot list | Storyboard plus animatic clips | 22 credits |
| Finishes schedule | Spec sheet with a sample board | 6 credits |
| Change request | Re-run one view or one room | 2 credits |
A full residential concept set, from schematic options through plan drawings, renders, 3D, and a finishes schedule, lands between 70 and 90 credits.
Watch the pipeline before you buy
This is the sequence a real job reports. Describe a project, press generate, and the stages run in the browser: brief, plan, renders and plans, 3D and AR, then delivery. The demonstration runs entirely on this page and needs no account.
1Briefqueued
2Planqueued
3Renders and plansqueued
43D and ARqueued
5Deliveryqueued
Describe the project
site, program, area, and the mood you are after
Design brief
demo run · nothing leaves this page
Deliverables
the set builds as the run moves through the stages
Renders, dimensioned plans, a walkable model, a shot list, and a finishes schedule appear here as the run moves through the stages.
Built for the way practices actually work
Whether you are one architect winning a study or a team holding a design language across a dozen live jobs, the brief is still where the work starts.
Solo architects
Win the study and the first client meeting without a week of modelling.
- Three schemes to compare in one sitting
- Renders and a plan in the same style
- Exports you can drop into your own template
Studios and design leads
Give every project the same starting quality, then let the team take over.
- Shared briefs and a common material library
- Options that stay on the model, not in screenshots
- Credits pooled across the studio
Developers and owners
Test a site before you commit a fee, in a form you can actually build on.
- Area studies per unit mix
- Massing compared across plot splits
- A set to brief your architect with
Priced per practice, not per render
Every plan includes the full workbench: briefs, plans, renders, 3D, AR, and exports. The only difference is how much you can generate each month.
Starter
$29/month
For a first project or a competition entry.
Choose Starter- 3,000 credits every month
- Concept sets with renders and plans
- 1:100 dimensioned drawings
- Personal and single-project use
Pro
$79/month
For practices shipping client work every week.
Choose Pro- 10,000 credits every month
- 3D model, walk mode, and AR link
- Finishes schedules and sample boards
- Commercial licence for client work
Studio
$199/month
For teams that need seats, concurrency, and support.
Choose Studio- 30,000 credits every month
- Shared library and pooled credits
- Priority queue and higher concurrency
- Priority support
Monthly and annual billing on the pricing page. Annual billing is charged once for twelve months of credits. Cancel any time from your account, and keep everything you have already exported.
Archify FAQ
Short answers on output, scale, credits, and what the workbench is not.
What do I get from a single brief?+
A concept set: schematic options with areas, dimensioned level plans, four exterior renders, the interior views you ask for, a walkable 3D model with an AR placement link, a walkthrough shot list, and a finishes schedule.
Are the drawings dimensioned and to scale?+
Yes. Level plans come out at a stated scale with wall thicknesses, opening positions, and dimension strings, and you can export 1:100, 1:200, or 1:50 sheets as dwg or pdf.
Can I use the output in my own drawings?+
Every plan and model exports to formats you can open in your own CAD or BIM workflow, so Archify produces the concept and your office keeps the documentation.
Is the design checked against building code?+
Archify flags setbacks, ceiling heights, egress widths, and accessibility geometry against the parameters you set. It is a design aid, not a substitute for a licensed professional or a code review.
How do credits work?+
One credit is one unit of generation. A massing study costs 6 credits, a set of dimensioned plans 12, and a full 3D walkthrough 22. Credits are included every month with your plan, and a change request to a single view costs 2.
Do I need an account to look around?+
You can read the whole site, browse the gallery, and open the workbench demonstration without an account. Generating a real concept set needs a subscription, and sign-in is Google only.
Start with the brief you already have
Sign in with Google, choose a plan, and turn the next project into a concept set your client can react to.
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