Free while we figure out
what fair feels like.
We could pick a number out of a hat, but we'd rather wait. While knuslabs is in early access the Studio is free to use (within sensible weekly limits) so we can watch how real rooms get designed, listen for what's worth paying for, and arrive at pricing that pays for the workshop without feeling extracted.
No card on file. No trial countdown. Design as many rooms as you like, in any material, at any size. Currently we only ask you for money when you confirm a real, buildable kit.
- Unlimited room uploads and project drafts
- All materials, all room sizes, every finish
- Designs saved to your account forever
- Every Studio update we ship
Sensible weekly limits keep the lights on.
- AI design generations
- 20 / week
- Active project drafts
- Unlimited
- Photo uploads per project
- Unlimited
- Bill-of-materials exports
- Unlimited
Building something ambitious that bumps the cap? Reply to any of our emails and we'll bump it for you. We're not going to gate the actual work.
I'd rather show up with one good pricing page than rush one out now.
Pricing pages aren't easy to get right. Three columns, five columns, a single number, pay-as-you-go, they can all work beautifully, and the right shape depends a lot on the product you've built and the people you've built it for. I don't know yet which one suits knuslabs, and I'd rather get to know you a bit before I commit to a shape.
So while knuslabs finds its feet, the Studio is free. The weekly cap exists because GPU time isn't free and I'd like to keep doing this in five years. If you hit it and you're mid-project, write to me, so I can lift it for you. Whatever pricing turns out to look like, you'll see it coming, and your work stays your work.
Design a room.
Pay nothing.
Upload a photo, type in the dimensions, see what the Studio comes back with. Twenty generations a week is enough for most rooms.
Want to weigh in before we set a number?
Write to us. We're collecting honest reactions: what you'd pay for, what feels silly to charge for. That quietly shapes the page that replaces this one.