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How Conacompares.
An honest look at Cona next to the popular room planners. The short version: Cona is free, built for first-timers, and the furniture is real pieces you can actually buy.
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Cona vs the alternatives
Cona vs Planner 5D
Unlimited free projects, but about half the catalog is on a paid plan. Cona's whole catalog is free and every piece is buyable.
See the comparison →Cona vs Homestyler
A huge library and fast cloud renders, but many models and its best renders are metered by coins (checked June 2026). Cona has no coins.
See the comparison →Cona vs HomeByMe
Real brand catalogs and sharp images, capped at two free projects. Cona has no project cap.
See the comparison →Cona vs RoomSketcher
Polished, professional plans, priced by the credit. Cona has no credits.
See the comparison →Cona vs Floorplanner
Smooth 2D to 3D, with watermarked SD exports and credits for HD on free. Cona has neither.
See the comparison →Cona vs SketchUp
Powerful, pro-grade 3D modeling with a real learning curve. Cona is built for first-timers.
See the comparison →Cona vs Sweet Home 3D
Genuinely free and open source, but a dated desktop download. Cona is modern and browser-based.
See the comparison →The short version
What makes Cona different
Most planners are free to start, then charge for renders, extra projects, or the full catalog. With Cona the room designer and the whole catalog are free, with no watermarks, no credits, no project caps and no import caps. The one thing that asks for a free account is Imagine, the photoreal polish.
And the furniture is real. You design with actual pieces from brands like IKEA, CB2 and Herman Miller, check the fit in 3D, and buy the ones you love. No experience needed.
by Nikita Losenco · Founder & CEO, Cona
Free tiers checked 3 September 2026
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Recreate your room in 3D and fill it with furniture you can actually buy. No download, no experience needed.
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