From the villas and bungalows of Ponsonby, Grey Lynn and Mount Eden to the monolithic-clad units and contemporary harbourside houses of Herne Bay and Westmere, Auckland's housing stock is as varied as its volcanic skyline. Upload your SketchUp, ArchiCAD or Revit model — or even a rough screenshot — and get a photoreal render back that respects your actual geometry, materials and the view shafts off the maunga, not a generic AI guess. Whether you're testing cladding options against the city's post-leaky-building durability standards or laying out an infill townhouse under the Auckland Unitary Plan, it's NZ$1.60 per render, GST included.
Free to try — no card. Then NZ$1.60 a render, credits never expire.
Drag in a model view — or send it straight from the free SketchUp, ArchiCAD or Revit plugin with one click.
Photoreal, golden hour, dusk, or a concept style. Set the sun, the time of day, the mood — no scene setup.
A magazine-grade render in seconds. Relight, restyle, add interiors or landscape, and download. Priced per render.
A specialist Auckland studio still earns its fee for the single hero shot — the cover image for a Herne Bay spec-build listing, or the render that has to carry a resource consent hearing on a volcanic-cone view-shaft site, where a stylist's eye for light on the Waitematā and a week of back-and-forth are worth paying for. But most of what a design or building practice actually needs day to day isn't that: it's the dozen material options for a Grey Lynn renovation, the client sign-off render before a contract's signed, the extra angles for a resource consent submission, the listing shots for an infill townhouse under the Auckland Unitary Plan. That volume is where a NZ$300–1,200-per-image, 3–7-day turnaround stops making sense — and where rendering it yourself, in seconds, at NZ$1.60 a shot, does.
| Outsourcing (the old way) | SilpuAI Studio+ YOU | |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | 3–7 days | ✓Seconds |
| Cost per image | NZ$300–NZ$1,200 | ✓NZ$1.60 |
| Revisions | Paid, another wait | ✓Instant, as many as you like |
| Design accuracy | Depends on the brief | ✓Locked to your model |
| Who's in control | Someone else's queue | ✓You, at your desk in Auckland |
Upload the model you actually drew — weatherboard proportions, monolithic-clad reveals detailed the way the cavity system demands, roof pitch, glazing lines — and the render holds it, rather than reinterpreting your Grey Lynn villa as a generic timber cottage. That matters most where Auckland's rules bite hardest: a maunga view shaft that pins ridge height, a heritage overlay that specifies weatherboard width, a cladding detail you've drawn correctly precisely because the leaky-building years made every council reviewer suspicious of the wrong one. Materials and geometry lock to what you modelled, not to what the AI thinks an Auckland house should look like. As with any AI tool, results can still drift on fine detail — always check a render against your working drawings before it goes to a client for sign-off or into a resource consent submission.
“Rendered exactly as modelled — not reimagined.”
A local Auckland rendering studio typically charges NZ$300 to NZ$1,200 per image, with a 3–7 day turnaround for revisions. Studio+ renders from your own model for NZ$1.60 per render, GST included, and you can try it free with no card required.
Studio+ locks to the geometry and materials in your uploaded model — cladding, glazing, roof form and proportions render as drawn, not reinvented. Like any AI tool, it can still drift on fine detail, so always check a render against your working drawings before it's used for a client sign-off or a resource consent submission.
Renders come back in seconds, not the 3–7 days a studio quotes, so you can push through a dozen cladding or roof-form options for a resource consent submission in the time it used to take to brief one. That's fast enough to iterate live with a client on Unitary Plan infill options before you've left the meeting.
Anything you already model in. SilpuAI reads SketchUp, ArchiCAD, Revit, Rhino and more — and if all you have is a viewport screenshot, that works too. No new plugin to learn, no export gymnastics.
Yes — for the single hero image that's carrying a marketing campaign or a major consent hearing, a specialist Auckland studio's lighting and styling still earns its fee. For everyday volume — concept options, client sign-offs, resource consent sets, listing images — render it yourself at NZ$1.60 a shot instead of waiting days and paying hundreds per image.
Upload your SketchUp, ArchiCAD or Revit model and get a photoreal render back in seconds — free to try, no card required. When you're ready to bill it, it's NZ$1.60 per render, GST included.
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