Clash of floor plan apps:
Roomle vs CubiCasa.
Getting a floor plan with just a smartphone, both CubiCasa and Roomle have done an excellent job to make real estate professionals’ life much easier. However, there are differences and one solution might fit you better than another.
Comparison chart
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| Time required | 5 min | depending on the project |
| Delivery time | 1 business day | real time |
| Pricing | $34.90/scan | $129,99/year |
| Custom branding | Yes | Yes |
| Home report | Yes | No |
| Formats | JPG, PNG, SVG, PDF | FBX, Blender, OBJ, 3DS |
| Room dimensions | Yes | Yes |
The Top Reasons Why Companies Use
CubiCasa vs Roomle
Pay for what you scan. No subscription required.
With CubiCasa you only pay for your activity. That means that if your business has a month with less demand, the costs will decrease as well. With companies like Roomle, which require a yearly or monthly subscription, the price is not in accordance with the amount of work you have. As the real estate market is not regular at all, the best option is to pay for the projects your company does, not for the possibility of doing them.
Easy scanning process
CubiCasa’s main strength is the software it uses to create floor plans from a 5 minute scan. No sketching, drafting, or finalizing required. Whereas with Roomle you need to draw the plan by yourself, and not only the walls but also the windows and doors. Drawing the floor plan from scratch is a time-consuming task and above that, you need to add the correct dimensions when you work with Roomle. On the other side, CubiCasa generates and finalizes the floor plans for you in one business day.
Floor plans in different formats available
Due to the complexity of a 3D document, the programmes that can open the Roomle files are not as common as the ones that can open CubiCasa floor plans. CAD formats are handy if you are working with an architect or contractor, but for marketing purposes, they are not a good fit. JPGs or PDFs are universal for all the devices and are very widely supported all over the web.
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