Overview

Coohom is a 3D interior-design platform for turning floor plans into furnished, shareable projects. It suits freelancers, studios, and homeowners who want planning, budgeting, and presentation in one place. Its appeal is the connected workflow; the main trade-off is that render and sharing allowances on Starter are limited, while presentation tools such as panoramas require a paid plan.

Key features

Floor-plan conversion: Upload an image and Coohom detects walls and dimensions to build a 3D project. This can shorten the move from a room outline to a visual design, though the feature alone does not remove the need to review the resulting layout.
Furniture catalog: Starter includes 3,000+ items, while Pro Monthly opens a 10K+ premium catalog. Dimensioned models from brands such as IKEA, West Elm, and CB2 make it easier to plan around recognizable products rather than generic placeholders.
Rendering and presentation: Coohom describes cloud renders at 3840×2160 pixels. Starter's 10 monthly renders and three shareable links are enough for occasional projects, but may constrain frequent client revisions. Pro adds unlimited 4K renders, priority rendering, watermark-free exports, panorama links, and photo-to-3D import.
Budgeting: The Budget Widget updates project costs as items are added and exports an itemized PDF. That makes the catalog useful for more than visualization when a designer needs to communicate a project cost breakdown.
Client handoff: Shared deliverables can be viewed without clients creating Coohom accounts, reducing friction when presenting a design. The product also lists real-time scenes, 360° tours, VR/AR support, AI visualization tools, and video export.
Project access and security: Browser projects auto-save, and desktop app account data syncs with the web version. Coohom describes authentication and access controls, encryption, backup and recovery measures, and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification.
Model imports: The upload guide includes SketchUp SKP, Revit RVT, AutoCAD DXF and DWG, Blender GLTF, GLB, and FBX formats, which helps teams bring existing assets into a project.

Pricing

Coohom uses a freemium model. Starter costs 0.00 USD per free and is free forever with no card needed. It includes 3,000+ furniture catalog items, 10 renders per month, and three shareable links. The caps make it a sensible starting point for personal planning or light use, but the absence of panoramas and photo-to-3D import limits its usefulness for richer client presentations.

Pro Monthly costs 9.00 USD per month, billed monthly, with cancellation any time. It adds the full 10K+ premium catalog, unlimited 4K renders, 360° panorama links, photo-to-3D import, priority cloud rendering, and watermark-free exports. It is the clearest fit for regular design work where render quotas or branded presentation matter.

Master costs 100.00 USD per once, billed one-time for lifetime access. It includes a lifetime license, commercial usage rights, branded PDF exports, priority support, and future updates. That may suit buyers who value a permanent license and those specific business terms over a monthly plan. Enterprise features include team project management, concurrent editing, custom BOM integration, and dedicated customer success support; enterprise pricing is custom pricing.

Platforms

Coohom is available on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. In a browser it names Chrome, Edge, and Safari; desktop apps support Windows 10/11 64-bit and macOS 10.15 or later, with account data synchronized with the web version. Mobile viewing is supported, making it possible to review projects away from a desktop.

Who it's for

Coohom is a strong fit for freelancers and studios that need to turn room plans into furnished visuals, track item costs, and share work with clients. Homeowners can use Starter to explore designs without paying, provided three links and 10 monthly renders are enough. Teams needing concurrent editing or custom BOM integration should consider the enterprise offering. It is less compelling for someone who only needs a simple floor plan or wants unrestricted presentation features on a free plan.

Pros and cons

Pros

Floor plan to presentation in one workflow: Image conversion, furnishing, rendering, budgeting, and sharing sit within the same platform.
Useful free starting allowance: Starter provides 10 renders each month and three share links without a card.
Client-friendly handoff: Recipients can view shared deliverables without a Coohom account.
Business-ready options: Master includes commercial rights and branded PDFs; enterprise adds team-oriented capabilities and dedicated support.

Cons

Starter has presentation caps: Three links and 10 renders a month can become restrictive for active projects, and panoramas and photo-to-3D import are excluded.
Higher-tier tools require payment: Unlimited rendering, priority cloud rendering, watermark-free exports, and the expanded catalog are Pro features.
Enterprise comes with custom pricing: Teams cannot assess its cost from a fixed published plan price.

Alternatives

Choose Homestyler if a broad free 3D model and material library is the priority: its Basic plan includes 100,000+ free models and materials and unlimited 1K rendering, while 4K renders are purchased separately. Its Pro+ plan starts from 6.80 USD per month.

D5 Render is an alternative to consider for Windows-based visualization, with a free Community plan for non-commercial use, 2,100+ official assets, and 50 AI trial credits.

Consider Matterport if its Free plan's one active space, two users, and limited camera support match your needs.

Planner 5D is another option; its Premium plan costs 59.99 USD per year and includes floor-plan upload and conversion, a full premium furniture catalog, and standard rendering.

Live Home 3D offers a free app, with in-app Standard and Pro subscriptions and lifetime licenses.

RoomSketcher is worth considering if its free offer of two starter credits, one AI floor-plan conversion, 2D and 3D plans, snapshots, and AI Render fits the project.

Sweet Home 3D is another freemium option with desktop and online versions.

Floorplanner may suit projects that fit its Basic plan's limit of five free projects, three floors and designs per project, and watermarked SD exports.

Browse 3D Visualization Software, 3D Home Design Software, and Floor Plan Software for more options by category.

Verdict

Coohom is best for freelancers, studios, and homeowners who want a floor plan, product catalog, cost estimate, and polished shareable visuals to live in one workflow. Starter makes it practical to begin without a subscription, while Pro Monthly is the better choice for recurring projects that need unlimited renders and panorama links. Look elsewhere if your work can be handled by a narrower tool or if Starter's render and sharing limits are too tight.

	Coohom	RoomToDo
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	No	No
Paid from	$9/mo	$10/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Android, iOS, macOS, Web, Windows	Web
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Paid from	—	5 /mo
Supported platforms	—	web
Floor plan import	—	Yes
AR visualization	—	No
Export formats	—	PDF

Coohom vs RoomToDo

Coohom

RoomToDo