Can I stage a whole listing — 10 to 20 photos — in one sitting?
Yes. Each image is handled individually and comes back in about 30 seconds, so a twenty-photo listing is a single working session. On the $29 plan a ten-photo set costs roughly $9 in credits.
There is no batch queue and no daily cap on a paid plan — you work through the set image by image, and each one returns in roughly half a minute. For a photographer that means staging happens in the same sitting as the cull and the edit, not in a separate turnaround cycle two days later.
Keeping a listing visually consistent takes a little discipline: use the same furniture style prompt across every room of the same home, and keep the camera and light description consistent. Because the tool never changes the room's geometry, the underlying architecture already matches from shot to shot — what you are keeping consistent is the furnishing choice, not the building.
Budgeting: an Ultra image is 30 credits. A ten-photo listing is 300 credits, about $9 on the $29 plan; twenty photos is $17. If you shoot several listings a week, the $49 or $119 plan brings the per-image cost down further.
Try it on your own project
100 free credits to start, no credit card. You will need an image to start from — a plan, sketch, photo or viewport capture.