What each tier is for
Basic — $49/month. One user license. The solo principal running the studio single-handedly: core CRM, projects and clients, the Route Planner, and a branded Client Portal.
Pro — $99/month. Three user licenses. The working studio — a principal, a project manager, and a designer — plus the QuickBooks integration and client payments via Stripe, so invoices get paid inside the portal instead of by check. Growing past three? Additional seats are $9/month each.
Enterprise. Volume licensing for universities and interior design programs teaching on Studiohaus, with a dedicated account contact. Priced by conversation: contact@studiohaus.app.
Billing policy, in plain terms
- Monthly billing only — no annual contracts, ever.
- Free trial on every studio tier; no card required to start.
- Cancel any time from billing settings; access runs to the end of the paid month.
- Client portal access never counts against your user licenses.
Common questions
How much does Studiohaus cost?
Basic is $49 per month for one user. Pro is $99 per month for three users and adds the QuickBooks integration and client payments via Stripe. Extra seats are $9 per month each on either studio tier. Enterprise (volume licensing for interior design programs) is priced by conversation.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — every studio tier starts with a free trial. No credit card is required to look around.
Are there annual contracts?
No. Studiohaus is billed monthly only. There are no annual contracts and no cancellation fees — you can cancel from your billing settings at any time.
What counts as a user?
A user is a team member who signs in to your studio — a principal, project manager, or designer. Clients are not users: client portal access is unlimited and free on every tier. Need a fourth teammate on Pro? Add seats for $9 per month each from your billing settings.
Can I switch tiers later?
Yes. Tier changes are made from your billing settings and are handled through Stripe on your monthly cycle.
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