Planner 5d Cost: Startup & Ongoing Costs

Planner 5D is an online home and interior design tool. You draw floor plans, furnish rooms in 2D and 3D, and share projects from the web or a phone. Homeowners use it to test layouts, and professionals use it to produce renders for clients. A free plan covers the basics, and two paid plans add more furniture, rendering, and professional tools.

The prices on this page are published by Planner 5D and were checked on Oct 14, 2026. Planner 5D says these are US prices and that local currency and tax can differ, so the amount at checkout may not match exactly.

On monthly billing, Premium costs $19.99/mo and Professional costs $49.99/mo.

The Free plan costs nothing, has no time limit, and includes unlimited projects across web and mobile. It also gives access to part of the furniture catalog. Premium unlocks the full catalog, and Professional adds higher quality rendering and tools aimed at working designers.

Yes, by a wide margin. A year of Premium costs $59.99/yr, and a year of Professional costs $399.99/yr.

Compare those totals with twelve months at the monthly price and the difference is large, especially on Premium. If you expect to use Planner 5D for a full year of design work, the annual plan is the lower cost route. If you only need it for a single renovation project, the monthly plan may still be cheaper in total because you can stop after a few months.

Price trackers divide the yearly price by twelve to show a monthly equivalent. PulseSignal reports Premium at $4.99/mo and Professional at $33.33/mo when billed annually.

You still pay the whole year at once, so the monthly equivalent is a comparison tool and not the amount charged each month.

Choose Free if you want to draw a floor plan and arrange a few rooms. Choose Premium when you want the complete furniture catalog and standard renders for your own home project. Choose Professional if you produce client presentations and need higher quality renders and more advanced output.

For a one time remodel, most people will find Free or one or two months of Premium enough. For design work that earns income, Professional is built for that use.

Planner 5D says trial options are available, but eligibility rules apply. Read the terms at signup, set a reminder before any trial ends, and cancel in your account settings if you do not want to continue. Check the renewal date before you enter payment details.

• Billing period. Yearly billing costs less than paying month by month.
• Plan level. Professional costs more than Premium.
• Location and tax. Local currency and tax can change the final amount.
• Where you subscribe. Check the price shown at checkout on the device you use.

Try the Free plan on a real room first. Because the free tier has no time limit, you can learn the drawing tools and decide whether you actually need more furniture or better renders. Note which items you wanted that were missing from the free catalog, and check whether Premium includes them. If you work with clients, ask yourself whether the output quality on Premium is enough or whether Professional is needed to deliver the renders they expect.

Also decide how long the project will last. A short project favors monthly billing, since you can stop when you finish. Ongoing work favors the yearly plan.