Maket vs Coohom: Which Floor Plan Tool Is Right for You?

Maket’s floor plan editor showing the Starwood plan with its dimensions and finishes panel, next to a floor plan upload graphic from Coohom’s website

Maket’s floor plan editor with the Starwood plan, next to a graphic from Coohom’s website. Both go from a floor plan to 3D and renders; they differ in how the plan is made and what you pay for.

TL;DR

Coohom is a 3D home design and rendering platform with AI tools billed in credits; Maket is an AI floor plan generator. Both can generate a layout with AI, so the difference is in the details. Maket pulls ahead on three points: it generates single and multi-floor plans from your rooms, square footage, and house shape, one plan per generation that you can duplicate and rework by hand, where Coohom’s AI floor planner does not support multi-floor homes for automatic generation; Pro plan uploads are validated by our team; and one credit type covers generation and renders, from $20/mo with DXF export. Coohom is the better choice if you need high-resolution renders, 360° walkthroughs and VR, kitchen and cabinet design, a large branded catalog, or construction drawings for a team.

Coohom and Maket both let you create a floor plan, furnish it, see it in 3D, and render it, but they are built around different jobs. Coohom is a browser and desktop platform for interior designers, retailers, and manufacturers: you draw or import a plan, furnish it from a large catalog, and render it, with walkthroughs up to 32K, with AI tools for layouts, images, and 3D models that run on credits. Maket is an AI floor plan generator: you answer a few questions about the home you need, it produces one complete layout per generation, and you refine it, or duplicate it and rework the copy, with the Move tool, Auto-Furnish, your own furniture, and renders in one browser editor. This comparison walks through both tools feature by feature, with every Coohom claim checked against coohom.com, its help center, and aihom.ai in October 2026, so you can tell which one fits the project in front of you.

Why Compare Coohom and Maket?

Coohom is built for people who design and sell interiors: Pro is for the individual designer, Elite adds per-seat team features, and Enterprise serves organizations, including furniture and kitchen and bath businesses. Its strengths are rendering, a catalog its homepage puts at 600,000+ 3D models and decor options, and kitchen and cabinet tools. Coohom also generates floor plans with AI: an AI floor planner on coohom.com that generates layouts from prompts, and AIHom, a separate product built by a team within Coohom that turns a description of your rooms into an editable 2D plan. We built Maket around the plan itself: what should the floor plan be, given the rooms, the size, and the shape of the house, on one floor or several? If you are looking for a Coohom alternative focused on the layout rather than the render, the sections below show where each floor plan software wins.

Quick Verdict: Coohom vs Maket

Last Updated: October 2026

Multi-floor plans from your brief

Maket wins this category

A complete layout from your rooms, square footage, and house shape in two to three minutes (multi-floor plans take longer), on one floor or several from Homeowner, one plan per generation; on paid plans, duplicate it and rework the copy by hand, and hand edits use no credits. Coohom’s AI floor planner says multi-floor or duplex layouts are not supported for automatic generation.

Uploads checked by our team

Maket wins this category

Upload a PDF, JPG, or PNG and get an editable plan: one AI-assisted upload on Homeowner, with free help from our team if recognition has issues, and up to five a month validated by our team on Pro. Coohom’s recognition of CAD files and images is automatic; we found no human check.

One credit type, CAD from $20/mo

Maket wins this category

Maket’s credits cover generation (20 per floor), renders (10), and optimizations (5), and Homeowner includes DXF and PDF export. Coohom’s construction drawings start on Elite at $69 per seat a month, and its AI tools run on credits, for example 200 per AI Kitchen Auto Layout call.

Renders, 360°, and VR

Coohom wins this category

Unlimited 4K renders and 8K 360° walkthroughs on Pro, 8K images in quotas on yearly Pro and Elite, walkthroughs up to 32K on some plans, 720° VR tours, headset viewing, and video exports. Maket renders any room from a text prompt for 10 credits.

Kitchens, catalog, and drawings

Coohom wins this category

Kitchen and closet design with framed, frameless, and branded cabinets, a large branded model catalog, 3D model import in many formats, and floor plan and construction drawing downloads on Elite. Maket’s plans are design-stage floor plans, not construction documents.

Price of the outcome

Depends

Coohom Pro is $29/mo or $300/yr and Elite $69 per seat per month, with AI tools on credits. Maket Homeowner is $20/mo with 300 credits, generation at 20 credits per floor, and DXF export included.

Maket vs Coohom at a Glance

SpecMaketCoohom
Starting priceFree (30 credits, no card); paid from $20/moFree Basic (3 projects, watermarked renders); Pro $29/mo or $300/yr
AI floor plan generationYes: a complete layout from rooms, size, and house shape, single or multi-floor, one plan per generation, 20 credits per floorYes: an AI floor planner that generates layouts from prompts (not multi-floor), and AIHom, a separate product from a Coohom team
PlatformsWeb browserWeb browser, plus Windows and Mac apps, and iOS and Android apps last updated in 2023
Export formatsDXF and PDF from $20/mo (Homeowner)In the design tool, floor plan drawings (image, PDF) and construction drawings (CAD, PDF, JPG) download on Elite and Enterprise; the AI floor planner exports PDF or PNG, with CAD formats depending on plan
FurnitureBuilt-in library plus your own pieces from a photo (10 credits each)600,000+ models per its homepage, plus 3D model import in many formats
RenderingAI rendering of any room, 10 credits each4K images unlimited on Pro and Elite, 8K images in quotas; 360° walkthroughs, VR, and video
Existing plansConverted to an editable plan: one AI-assisted upload on Homeowner (with free help from our team if recognition has issues), human-validated on Pro (up to five a month)Automatic recognition of DWG or DXF files and JPG, PNG, or PDF images, with AI cleanup tools

Last verified October 2026 against coohom.com, its help center, aihom.ai, and maket.ai. Coohom prices are in USD.

Where Maket Pulls Ahead of Coohom

Multi-floor plans from your brief

Set your rooms, square footage, and house shape, and the AI floor plan generator returns one complete layout per generation in two to three minutes (multi-floor plans take longer), with preset architectural constraints built in, on one floor or several from the Homeowner plan. Want an alternative? On paid plans, duplicate the plan and change the copy yourself in the editor (hand edits use no credits), or run a new generation.

Coohom: its AI floor planner generates layouts from prompts, most in under a minute, but its FAQ says multi-floor or duplex layouts are not supported for automatic generation, so each floor is a separate plan. AIHom drafts a 2D plan from a typed description of rooms and square footage.

Uploads checked by our team

Upload a PDF, JPG, or PNG and our AI floor plan recognition converts it into an editable floor plan you can export to DXF. On Homeowner you get one AI-assisted upload, and our team helps for free if recognition has issues; on Pro, our team validates each upload, up to five a month.

Coohom: recognition is automatic, from AutoCAD DWG or DXF files and JPG, PNG, or PDF images, with one-click cleanup and AI re-recognition to fix errors; we found no service where a person checks the result.

DXF export on the entry plan

DXF and PDF export are included from Homeowner at $20/mo, so a contractor, an engineer, or your own CAD software can take the plan from there.

Coohom: in its design tool, floor plan drawings (image or PDF) and construction drawing sets (CAD, PDF, or JPG) are downloadable on Elite and Enterprise, and other users can make floor plan drawings but not download them; its AI floor planner exports PDF or PNG, with CAD formats depending on plan. Elite is $69 per seat per month.

One credit type for the whole workflow

Maket’s credits cover floor plan generation (20 per floor), renders (10), and optimizations (5), with 300 a month on Homeowner and 3,000 on Pro; top-up packs for paid subscribers never expire.

Coohom: the plan sets your render quotas and drawing exports, and AI tools run on credits that come with membership or are bought separately and that expire, for example 200 credits per AI Kitchen Auto Layout call.

A simpler editor to learn

Maket runs in the browser with a short toolbar, and the plan comes first: answer a few questions and you have a layout to edit, furnish, and render.

Coohom: a full design suite with interior, kitchen and closet, and house design tools; its help center lists 64-bit Chrome or Edge 133+, 8GB of RAM (16GB recommended), and Intel UHD 770-class integrated or GTX 1650-class graphics, with lower requirements for floor plan work only.

AI Capabilities: How Maket and Coohom Compare

Both tools use AI across the workflow, in different places. Coohom’s AI tools sit around design and rendering: layouts from prompts, smart furniture layouts, kitchen layouts, AI images, and image-to-3D models, mostly billed in credits. Maket’s AI is centered on the plan: generating it from your requirements, converting an existing one, furnishing rooms, and rendering them, in one browser editor.

Coohom’s AI: tools across design and rendering

As documented on Coohom’s site, its help center, and aihom.ai:

  • AI floor planner: “Generate professional-grade layouts from simple prompts”; most plans take under a minute, and multi-floor or duplex layouts are not supported for automatic generation.

  • AIHom, created by a team within Coohom, drafts an editable 2D floor plan from a description of rooms and square footage and exports to DWG, PDF, or a share link; we could not find AIHom’s plan prices, and its team plans are listed as coming soon.

  • AI Smart Layout fills a whole plan or selected rooms with furniture in a style you choose; it launched to some users in April 2026, and Coohom’s help center now lists it for all Coohom interior designers.

  • AI Kitchen Auto Layout uses 200 credits per call, according to Coohom’s credits guide.

  • Floor plan recognition turns AutoCAD DWG or DXF files and JPG, PNG, or PDF images into walls, doors, and windows, with AI tools to clean up drawings and re-recognize areas.

  • AI Modeler generates 3D models from an image or text, using credits.

Maket’s AI: generate, convert, furnish

What Maket’s AI does in the same project:

  • Generates a complete layout from your answers to a few guided questions in two to three minutes, with preset architectural constraints built in, one plan per generation, for 20 credits per floor; on paid plans, duplicate a plan and rework the copy by hand, with hand edits using no credits, or run a new generation.

  • AI floor plan recognition converts an existing PDF, JPG, or PNG into an editable project (PDF to DXF on export): AI-assisted on Homeowner with free help from our team if recognition has issues, human-validated by our team on Pro, up to five uploads a month.

  • The Move tool repositions a whole room; the surrounding walls, doors and circulation reshape to match, while room sizes and windows are kept.

  • Auto-Furnish places our own assets by room type with architectural preset rules in one click.

  • Bring your own furniture: one photo of a sofa or chair becomes a 3D model with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet, saved to your own library and used in renders, for 10 credits.

  • Takes simple requests in plain language on paid plans, like “add a bedroom.” Long, detailed prompts are only partly used, so short, specific requests work best.

  • Converts the floor plan to 3D in one click, with a 3D walkthrough, and renders any room from a text prompt for 10 credits. No CAD skill needed.

Starwood in Maket: the 2D floor plan editor, the isometric 3D view, and an AI rendering of the dining room and open kitchen in a Scandinavian style, from the same project

Starwood, one Maket project in three views: the 2D floor plan in the editor, the isometric 3D view one click later, and an AI rendering of the dining room and open kitchen in a Scandinavian style from the same model. No redrawing between steps.

Coohom vs Maket: Feature-by-Feature Breakdown

FeatureMaketCoohomWinner
AI floor plan generator (a few guided questions)Yes, core feature: rooms, square footage, and house shape in, a complete layout in two to three minutes, one plan per generation for 20 credits per floor; on paid plans, duplicate and rework copies by hand with no credits for hand editsYes: a prompt-based AI floor planner (most plans in under a minute) and AIHom, a separate product from a Coohom teamTie
Multi-floor AI generationYes (Homeowner and above)Not supported for automatic generation, per the AI floor planner FAQ; each floor is a separate planMaket
Convert a PDF or image to an editable floor planYes: one AI-assisted upload on Homeowner, up to five a month on ProYes: automatic recognition of DWG or DXF files and JPG, PNG, or PDF images, with AI cleanupTie
Plan uploads checked by a personYes: every upload on Pro, plus free help on paid plans if recognition has issuesNot foundMaket
AI furniture placement (auto-furnish by room type)Yes (Auto-Furnish: Maket’s own assets placed by preset architectural rules)Yes (AI Smart Layout, by room or whole plan, in a chosen style; now listed for all Coohom interior designers)Tie
Your own piece of furniture in the planYes: one photo becomes a 3D model with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet (10 credits)Upload 3D model files in many formats, or generate a model with AI Modeler (credits)Tie
Furniture and material catalogBuilt-in library plus any piece you photograph600,000+ 3D models and decor options per its homepage, with branded collectionsCoohom
Kitchen, cabinet, and closet designNot a focusKitchen and closet tools with framed, frameless, and branded cabinetsCoohom
RendersAI rendering of any room from a text prompt, 10 credits each4K images unlimited on Pro and Elite; 8K images in quotas on yearly Pro and on Elite; 360° walkthroughs at 8K, with higher resolutions up to 32K on some plansCoohom
360°, VR, and video3D walkthrough in the editor360° walkthroughs, 720° VR tours, headset viewing, and video exportsCoohom
2D floor plan to 3DOne click on any plan, with a 3D walkthrough3D view in the editor, plus Live RenderTie
Construction drawingsDesign-stage floor plans, not construction documentsConstruction drawing sets in CAD, PDF, or JPG, including electrical and water route drawings (Elite and Enterprise)Coohom
CAD and PDF exportDXF and PDF from Homeowner ($20/mo)In the design tool, floor plan drawings (image, PDF) and CAD construction drawings download from Elite ($69 per seat per month); the AI floor planner exports PDF or PNGMaket
Pricing modelOne credit type for generation, renders, and optimizationsA plan for render quotas and exports, plus AI credits that expireMaket
Sharing and collaborationShare by link on every plan, including Free; team setups via ScaleView-only sharing on Pro; Elite team space where members view and edit team projectsCoohom
Free tierYes, 30 credits that cover generation and renders, no cardYes: Basic with 3 projects and watermarked rendersTie
Desktop and mobile appsBrowser-based, nothing to installBrowser plus Windows and Mac apps, and iOS and Android apps last updated in 2023Coohom
API accessYes (Scale plan)Open Platform APIs for embedding its floor planner and renderingCoohom

Coohom vs Maket: Pricing Compared

Pricing checked in October 2026. Coohom’s figures are in USD; its pricing page also offers CAD and EUR.

PlanMaketCoohom
Free$0, 30 credits, no card requiredBasic: $0, 3 projects per account, watermarked renders
Entry paid$20/mo (Homeowner), 300 credits/mo; 17% off on annual billingPro: $29/mo or $300/yr; unlimited projects, unlimited 4K renders, no watermark; 7-day free trial on monthly
Professional tier$100/mo (Pro), 3,000 credits/mo; 17% off on annual billingElite: $69 per seat per month or $699 per seat per year; 8K render and video quotas, downloadable construction drawings
Teams and enterpriseScale (custom), API accessEnterprise: priced on request; unlimited seats, system integration
AI floor plan generation20 credits per generated floor; on paid plans you can duplicate a plan, and hand edits use no creditsCost not published; Coohom’s AI tools use credits
Extra renders10 credits per render; top-up packs for paid subscribers never expirePlan quotas for 8K images and video; credits for AI tools expire
CAD exportDXF and PDF included from Homeowner ($20/mo)Design-tool floor plan and construction drawings (CAD, PDF, JPG) downloadable on Elite and Enterprise; the AI floor planner exports PDF or PNG
Cancel and refundsCancel anytime; plan runs to the end of the billing periodCancel anytime, effective at the end of the billing cycle; no refunds on paid plans except for a proven major failure

Pricing verdict: Coohom’s Pro plan at $29/mo, or $300/yr, is strong value for rendering: unlimited 4K renders and 8K 360° walkthroughs with no watermark, with Elite at $69 per seat per month for teams and construction drawings. Its AI tools sit on top, billed in credits. Maket Homeowner at $20/mo includes 300 credits, enough for up to 15 generated floors or 30 renders, plus multi-floor generation and DXF and PDF export, and hand edits to a duplicated plan use no credits. If you mainly need photoreal renders and a deep catalog, Coohom is the stronger buy; if you need the floor plan itself, on one floor or several, with CAD export, Maket is the lower price to that outcome.

Who Should Use Coohom and Who Should Use Maket?

Choose Coohom if you:

  • Are an interior designer, retailer, or manufacturer who sells with photoreal renders, 360° walkthroughs, VR tours, and video.

  • Design kitchens, cabinets, and closets, or need branded furniture and a large 3D model catalog.

  • Need construction drawing sets, including electrical and water route drawings, from the same project (Elite and Enterprise).

  • Run a studio or company that needs a team space, or integration through Coohom’s Open Platform APIs.

Choose Maket if you:

  • Are a homeowner who wants AI to generate a layout from your requirements, on one floor or several, or have an existing plan you want to rework: upload it and our AI floor plan recognition turns it into an editable project, AI-assisted on Homeowner, with free help from our team if recognition has issues, and human-validated on Pro.

  • Are an architect, builder, or designer who wants a starting layout shaped by built-in architectural constraints and the shape of the house, then duplicate it and refine each copy in the layout editor.

  • Want a simple floor plan maker: a light interface with a short toolbar and one credit type instead of a full design and rendering suite.

  • Want your own furniture in the plan from a photo: one photo of a piece becomes a 3D model with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet, saved to your library, so plans and renders show what you will actually buy.

  • Need DXF export for a contractor or structural engineer from a $20/mo plan.

  • Want to try changes quickly: duplicate a plan, Auto-Furnish a room in one click, and move whole rooms while the plan adjusts around them.

The queen bed selected in Maket’s editor on the Starwood plan, showing its clearances in the bedroom, with the object panel open

Select any piece and Maket shows its clearances: here the queen bed in a Starwood bedroom, with 3’0”, 3’7”, and 4’9” marked around it.

The Starwood plan in Maket’s isometric 3D view, with the render prompt bar and the floor panel

The same 2D floor plan as a 3D floor plan, one click away. Describe materials or time of day and render it from here.

Coohom vs Maket: Our Verdict

Coohom is a deep, professional 3D home design platform: you draw or import a plan, furnish it from a large branded catalog, design kitchens and closets, and render it in high resolution with 360° walkthroughs, VR tours, and video, with AI tools for layouts, images, and 3D models on credits. If your work is selling interiors with photoreal visuals, or you need construction drawings and a team space, Coohom is a strong choice.

Maket is the stronger option if the floor plan is the job. It generates a complete, editable layout from a set of constraints, including the shape of the house, on one floor or several, with architectural rules built into the generator, one plan per generation that you can duplicate and rework by hand. Pro plan uploads are checked by our team, and furnishing, rendering, and DXF export sit in one browser editor from $20/mo, with one credit type. For homeowners designing their own house, and for architects and builders exploring layouts before detailed drawings, that focus on the plan is where Maket fits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Maket a good Coohom alternative?

Yes, if your priority is the floor plan rather than the render. In Maket you answer a few guided questions about the home, including its shape, and receive a complete floor plan in two to three minutes (multi-floor plans take longer), on one floor or several from the Homeowner plan; then you refine it with the Move tool and Auto-Furnish, duplicate it to try changes, and furnish it with your own pieces. Coohom also generates layouts with AI, but its AI floor planner does not support multi-floor homes for automatic generation, and its strengths are elsewhere: high-resolution renders, 360° and VR, kitchen and cabinet design, and a large catalog. If you need those, Coohom remains the better fit.

Does Coohom have an AI floor plan generator?

Yes. Coohom’s AI floor planner page says it generates “professional-grade layouts from simple prompts,” with most plans ready in under a minute, and its FAQ says multi-floor or duplex layouts are not supported for automatic generation. AIHom, a separate product created by a team within Coohom, drafts an editable 2D floor plan from a description of the rooms and square footage and exports to DWG, PDF, or a share link. Maket generates a complete layout from your bedroom, bathroom, square footage, and house shape inputs for 20 credits per floor, with architectural constraints built in and multi-floor generation from the Homeowner plan, one plan per generation; to try an alternative, run a new generation or, on paid plans, duplicate the plan and change the copy yourself.

Which is better for homeowners, Maket or Coohom?

Maket is better for homeowners who do not have a layout yet, or who are planning a house over more than one floor: it generates the plan from a few simple inputs and lets you refine it in a visual editor, from $20/mo with DXF export. Coohom’s free Basic plan and $29/mo Pro plan suit homeowners who already have a layout and want to furnish and render it in detail, with unlimited 4K renders on Pro. If you have a paper plan, both tools can convert it: Coohom recognizes it automatically, and Maket adds free help from our team on paid plans if recognition has issues, with every upload validated by our team on Pro.

How much do Maket and Coohom cost?

Both have a free plan. Coohom Pro is $29/mo or $300/yr, Elite is $69 per seat per month or $699 per seat per year, and Enterprise is priced on request; those are USD prices as of October 2026, and its AI tools use credits on top. Maket Homeowner is $20/mo with 300 credits, DXF and PDF export, and multi-floor generation, and Pro is $100/mo with 3,000 credits and human-validated plan uploads. Maket’s credits cover floor plan generation (20 per floor), renders (10), and optimizations (5), refreshing monthly on paid plans.

Does Coohom convert a PDF or image into a floor plan?

Yes. Coohom recognizes walls, doors, and windows from AutoCAD DWG or DXF files and from JPG, PNG, or PDF images, with one-click cleanup of watermarks, backgrounds, and perspective, AI re-recognition of areas, and multi-image import for multi-floor layouts. Its help center says hand drawings and on-site photos should not be uploaded for floor plan recognition, though its AI floor planner page says it accepts photos and hand-drawn sketches. Maket’s AI floor plan recognition turns an uploaded PDF, JPG, or PNG into an editable plan; Homeowner includes one AI-assisted upload, with free help from our team if recognition has issues, and on Pro our team validates each upload, up to five a month.

Does Coohom have an auto-furnish feature?

Yes. AI Smart Layout fills a whole plan or selected rooms with furniture in a style you pick, and AI Kitchen Auto Layout lays out kitchens for 200 credits per call; both reached some users first in Coohom’s April 2026 product update, and its help center now lists AI Smart Layout for all Coohom interior designers. Maket’s Auto-Furnish places Maket’s own assets by room type with preset architectural rules in one click, on any room with a room type set, in a generated or uploaded plan or a copy of it.

Does Maket or Coohom export to DXF or DWG?

Maket includes DXF and PDF export from its $20/mo Homeowner plan. Coohom’s construction drawings download in CAD, PDF, JPG, or mixed formats for Elite and Enterprise users, floor plan drawings download as an image or PDF on the same plans, its AI floor planner exports PDF or PNG with CAD formats depending on plan, and AIHom exports DWG. Coohom’s help center also says it does not support exporting the whole 3D model. If you need a DXF of a generated layout on an entry plan, Maket includes it from $20/mo.

Can I use my own furniture in Maket or Coohom?

Yes, in different ways. In Maket, upload one photo of a piece, Maket estimates its dimensions (or you enter them from the spec sheet), and it becomes a 3D model saved under Objects › Custom, reusable in any project and visible in renders, for 10 credits. In Coohom, you upload 3D model files, from SketchUp, Rhino, 3ds Max, Revit, glTF, FBX, and other formats, into a personal library with slots set by your plan, or generate a 3D model from an image or text with AI Modeler, which uses credits.

Is Maket easier to use than Coohom?

Maket is faster to a first floor plan; Coohom offers more once you are designing interiors. Coohom is a full design suite with interior, kitchen and closet, and house design tools, rendering, and VR, and its help center lists 64-bit Chrome or Edge 133+, 8GB of RAM (16GB recommended), and Intel UHD 770-class integrated or GTX 1650-class graphics, with lower requirements for floor plan work only. Maket starts from a few questions, generates the plan for you in two to three minutes with preset architectural constraints built in, and keeps editing to a short toolbar and one credit type, so there is less to learn before you have a plan you can act on.

Can Maket and Coohom show a floor plan in 3D?

Yes. Coohom designs in 3D and renders 4K images without limit on Pro, with 8K images in quotas on yearly Pro and Elite, 360° walkthroughs up to 32K on some plans, 720° VR tours, and videos. In Maket, the 2D to 3D switch is one click on any plan, including generated ones, with an isometric view and a 3D walkthrough, and an AI rendering of any room costs 10 credits on every plan, free included. The difference is the starting point: in Maket the 3D model comes from a layout the AI generated for you, so you can duplicate it, rework each copy, and compare them in 3D before you commit.

Is there a free version of Maket and Coohom?

Yes, both are free to start. Maket’s Free plan includes 30 credits, enough to generate a floor plan and render a room, with single-floor plan generation, the editor, and AI rendering, and no credit card. Coohom’s Basic plan is free for everyone, with 3 projects per account and watermarked renders, and its monthly Pro and Elite plans offer a 7-day free trial. To export a DXF, Maket’s Homeowner plan is $20/mo; Coohom’s CAD construction drawings start on Elite.