Floorplanner
Browser-based 2D and 3D floor plan editor from Rotterdam, free for up to five projects, with credits for HD exports and renders
Quick Overview
| Company | FLOORPLANNER.COM B.V. |
|---|---|
| Category | Floor Plan Software |
| Headquarters | Rotterdam, Netherlands |
| Founded | 2007 |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages checked |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | 2D floor plan editor, real-time 3D view, 260,000 3D model library, renders up to 8K, API, Floorscanner phone scanning app |
| Pricing | Free for up to 5 projects (SD exports with watermark); credit packs from $8.15 for 5 credits; basic, plus and pro subscriptions (see website) |
| Best For | Homeowners, real estate agents and retailers who want a floor plan and 3D images without installing CAD |
| Replaces | SketchUp |
Detailed Review
Floorplanner is a floor plan editor that runs in the browser without plug-ins. You draw rooms, move walls, add doors and windows, then switch to a real-time 3D view and furnish the plan from a library the vendor puts at over 260,000 models. Higher-quality exports and renders are bought with credits.
The contracting entity is FLOORPLANNER.COM B.V., based at Stationsplein 45 in Rotterdam and registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under KVK 24421263. Its terms are governed by Dutch law, and the company says on its about page that it is self-funded and profitable, with around 30 people.
What the free account includes
A free account keeps up to 5 projects for as long as you need. Each is limited to 3 floors and 3 designs in total, and exports are standard definition (960 by 540 pixels) with a Floorplanner watermark.
Credits lift those limits per project: higher-resolution exports, 3D tours and renders. The vendor states renders can reach 8K resolution.
How you pay
Credits can be bought without a subscription: 5 credits for $8.15, 10 for $16.30, 30 for $48.90 and 100 for $163.00 on the pricing page. Subscriptions (basic, plus, pro) include monthly credits, custom watermarks and more users; their prices render client-side and were not readable.
Because pricing is usage-based, cost follows the number of renders and premium projects rather than seats.
Who runs it
Floorplanner was founded in 2007 by architects and a civil engineer, according to its about page, and also runs Roomstyler and the Floorscanner app. The page footer shows a copyright line for Floorplanner Inc., while the terms and privacy policy name FLOORPLANNER.COM B.V. as the contracting party.
Limitations to Consider
Free exports are low resolution and watermarked. Prices are shown in US dollars and the subscription prices were not visible without scripts. The pages checked do not say where project data is stored. It is a lightweight planner, not a CAD or BIM tool.
Who Should Use Floorplanner
People planning a move, estate agents producing plans and retailers who want furnished 3D images fast and accept pay-per-render pricing.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Runs in any browser without installation
- Free tier keeps 5 projects indefinitely
- Large 3D model library included for all users
- Dutch entity with Dutch-law terms and a register number
- Usage-based credits instead of a forced subscription
Cons
- Free exports are 960x540 with a watermark
- Credit pricing is shown in US dollars
- Data location not stated on the pages checked
- Not suitable for construction documents
Alternatives to Floorplanner
Other European floor plan software worth comparing before you decide:
RoomSketcher
Norway · Floor plans, 3D photos and 360 views from an Oslo-area company
Cedreo
France · Home design and 3D renderings for builders and remodelers
Planner 5D
Lithuania · Room planner for web and mobile with published euro pricing
Sweet Home 3D
Italy · Free open source interior design app for desktop and mobile
See all European floor plan software or compare them directly against SketchUp on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes for casual use. You can keep up to 5 projects, limited to 3 floors and 3 designs, with standard-definition watermarked exports. Higher-resolution exports and 3D tours need credits.
The terms and privacy policy name FLOORPLANNER.COM B.V. at Stationsplein 45 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce. Dutch law governs the agreement.
For floor plans and furnished 3D views, yes. It is not a general modelling tool, so custom geometry, extensions and construction drawings are outside its scope.