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Tight floor plans, rental-turn timelines, fast resale cycles. Stage an apartment in about 15 seconds — built for the speed property managers and listing agents actually need.
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Used by 300+ property managers and 5,000+ apartment listing agents
Edensign output is accepted by every major US MLS and works for both apartment sales and rental listings.
Why Apartment Agents and PMs Choose Edensign
A standard apartment listing — living room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom — stages in 5–7 minutes total. Property managers run Edensign during turnover instead of waiting on a physical stager to schedule the building.
At $0.59–$0.99 per photo, a 6-photo apartment listing costs $4–$6 in credits. That's the only price point at which virtual staging makes sense on a $1,800/month rental.
Premium plans include centralized billing and individual agent logins. Property managers run one account across a whole building or portfolio — each leasing agent or listing agent has their own queue.
Workflow Integration
Apartment shoots happen in the 24–72 hour window between tenants. Shoot wide at 16–24mm, hit every room, do not skip the bathroom and kitchen — those are listing-conversion factors.
Apartment style packs default to neutral, broadly appealing furniture — beige sofa, white linens, light-wood console. Avoids over-styling that some renters interpret as "this unit was specifically designed for somebody else".
Output is a standard JPG at original resolution. Slot it into the rental or sale platform exactly the way you upload a normal listing photo. No watermark on paid plans.
Use Cases
For-sale apartments, leasing units, and unusual cooperative configurations all covered.
Resale apartment staging at neutral, broadly-appealing scale.
Stage during the unit turn — between tenants, on the same week.
Declutter a tenant-occupied apartment without asking them to move a thing.
Pre-war detail preserved while modernizing the interior.
Replace dated furniture without asking the owner to move it.
Stage the whole apartment on Friday for a Saturday open house.
Apartment operators on Edensign
We turn 80 apartments a year between leases. Two days after the tenant moves out, our staging photos are already live on StreetEasy. Before Edensign we either listed empty (bad conversion) or paid for furniture rental ($1,400+ per unit). The ROI was obvious by month 2.
Aaron P.
Director of Leasing, Upper West Side, NY
I run quick-turn rentals in the Mission and Hayes Valley. With Edensign I can stage a 1BR in 5 minutes during the walkthrough — the landlord sees the listing photos before I leave the unit. Lease velocity went up because the listing goes live the same day, not three days later.
Priya V.
Leasing Agent, Mission District, SF
Pre-war Boston co-ops have weird shapes — odd-numbered bedrooms, classic-six layouts, convertible foyers. Edensign's custom prompt handled the foyer-as-dining staging I needed. My co-op board didn't care, my buyers loved it. Closed at ask in nine days.
Elaine S.
Listing Agent, Beacon Hill, Boston
We turn 80 apartments a year between leases. Two days after the tenant moves out, our staging photos are already live on StreetEasy. Before Edensign we either listed empty (bad conversion) or paid for furniture rental ($1,400+ per unit). The ROI was obvious by month 2.
Aaron P.
Director of Leasing, Upper West Side, NY
I run quick-turn rentals in the Mission and Hayes Valley. With Edensign I can stage a 1BR in 5 minutes during the walkthrough — the landlord sees the listing photos before I leave the unit. Lease velocity went up because the listing goes live the same day, not three days later.
Priya V.
Leasing Agent, Mission District, SF
Pre-war Boston co-ops have weird shapes — odd-numbered bedrooms, classic-six layouts, convertible foyers. Edensign's custom prompt handled the foyer-as-dining staging I needed. My co-op board didn't care, my buyers loved it. Closed at ask in nine days.
Elaine S.
Listing Agent, Beacon Hill, Boston
Pricing for Apartment Agents and PMs
Single-agent listing volume lands on Starter or Professional. Multi-unit property managers go Premium.
Yes. The output is a standard JPG/PNG — it goes into Zillow Rentals, Apartments.com, RentCafe, AppFolio, Building Engines, and any other rental platform exactly the way you upload a normal listing photo. There's no rental-specific product line; it's the same Edensign output across sale and rental.
Yes — that's actually the ideal use case. A unit turn gives you empty rooms with good light; Edensign stages those photos in 15 seconds each. By the time the unit is leasing-ready, the staged listing photos are already in the MLS or Zillow.
Pre-war NYC layouts (junior 4, classic 6, foyer-as-dining) work via the Custom prompt field — type "convertible junior bedroom" or "dining foyer" into the prompt and Edensign stages the room accordingly. Default room types include living room, bedroom, dining, kitchen; everything else uses the custom field.
Yes. Edensign preserves the exterior view through windows by default. If a window is showing an air shaft or an undesirable view, the enhancement tools can brighten or replace what's outside the window — but that's a separate explicit step.
Yes. Premium and enterprise plans include team accounts with centralized billing and individual leasing-agent logins. Each agent gets their own queue and usage tracking; the building or PM company pays the master subscription.
At $4–$6 in credits for a fully staged 6-photo apartment listing, yes — most multi-unit operators see a 15–25% lift in listing-page click-through and an average 4–7 day reduction in days-on-market. That's a measurable ROI on rental turn timing.
MLS disclosure rules apply to for-sale listings. For rentals, disclosure norms vary by jurisdiction and platform; most professional landlords add 'Virtually Staged' to the caption regardless of legal requirement, both for clarity and as a renter-trust signal.
Yes — Edensign stages any indoor real-estate photo, including bathrooms, in-unit laundry closets, walk-in pantries, balconies, and storage units. The product is identical for every room; just upload the photo and the system picks an appropriate styling.
Same product underneath — different scale, styling, and use-case mix.
Disclosure. Apartment, rental, and cooperative-unit terminology used on this page describes common US residential housing categories. Edensign is independent — virtual-staging disclosure requirements vary by MLS and rental platform and are the listing agent or property manager's responsibility. Edensign output is policy-neutral; captioning is agent-controlled.