3D Rendering Services in San Francisco

Investment scales with three things: the scene’s level of detail, the number of camera angles, and whether interactive walkthroughs or animations are part of the package. Pricing is set in USD, and B2B architectural firms or developers running multiple projects qualify for volume rates. Our detailed price breakdown shows how each of those factors moves the final quote.

Plan on 5 to 7 business days for a single still rendering. Animations and immersive Unreal Engine walkthroughs run 2 to 4 weeks. We expedite when there’s a pre-sales launch, broker presentation, or investor pitch on the calendar: our project timeline guide breaks down each format stage by stage.

Revit, SketchUp, or CAD source files paired with PDF drawings are the standard starting point. Add a finished board, a materials list, and 2 to 3 reference photos. If your design is still at the sketch or concept stage, we can also work from rough early-stage materials: common for Bay Area boutique residential and architectural firm briefs. Our guide on how to prepare a 3D rendering brief lists exactly what speeds the work along.

Yes: revisions within 60% of the original project scope are included in the quoted price. Bigger changes, such as swapping a camera to a different elevation, reworking the full material palette, or shifting seasonal lighting across the set, are quoted as additional scope. What’s included in every project lays out the full list up front.

Yes. Commercial usage rights are unrestricted, so you can run the renders on MLS listings, brokerage websites, sales centre displays, social media, and print campaigns without extra licensing. Deliverables come in 4K JPG for web and screen, TIFF for print, and PDF for sales decks. Many Bay Area condo pre-sales programs already use our visuals on launch microsites alongside their MLS listings.

Yes: across San Francisco’s full heritage-to-modern spectrum. That spans Victorian and Edwardian detailing in Pacific Heights and Haight-Ashbury, the modern tech-campus look of SoMa and Mission Bay, luxury high-rise contemporary in Rincon Hill and SoMa, and hillside residential with careful view-frame planning in Nob Hill, the Twin Peaks side, and Bernal Heights. Each style carries its own lighting, materiality, and camera-angle conventions, so we adapt the 3D rendering approach project by project rather than applying one template.

You get a dedicated personal project manager available throughout PST business hours, with daily check-ins synchronised to a 9 AM PST handoff. Our Archivizer CRM stays accessible 24/7, so the workflow is async-first. You can review and comment whenever it suits you. This works equally well for SF-based teams and for remote teams operating on Pacific Time.

Yes: we cover the full pre-sales toolkit. For luxury residential proof, that means exterior renders for broker sites and MLS listings, interior renders for on-site sales centres, and a San Francisco virtual tour for off-plan properties buyers can’t yet walk through in person. For investor and launch moments, we add Unreal Engine immersive walkthroughs and animation for pitch decks. Architectural firms running several projects at once can set this up as a B2B partnership package.

Yes. We model what the drawings specify: the retrofit frame where it stays exposed at the ground floor, the new opening sizes, an ADU at the rear with the access and setbacks shown on the plans, and how an addition sits against the existing Victorian or Edwardian facade. We are not engineers and do not certify seismic compliance. What we do is make the visual match the set, so the Planning Department, the neighbours and the buyer all see the same building.