Comparison
A simpler Floorplanner alternative for moving home
Updated
Floorplanner is a full floor plan and 3D tool; movinghouse.app is a narrower one for checking that your own furniture fits a new home. You paste your furniture list, everything appears at its real size, and anything that overlaps or blocks a door is flagged. It’s free for one plan, with a one-off Moving Pass for more.
Why people look for a Floorplanner alternative when moving
Floorplanner is popular, long-running and good at drawing floor plans and 3D views. Its free tier covers up to 5 projects with watermarked standard-definition images; more needs credits or a subscription. People planning a move often find they only need a small part of it, and want their own furniture rather than catalogue items.
Main differences
| movinghouse.app | Floorplanner | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free for 1 plan; one-off pass for 3 months | Free for up to 5 projects; credits from $8.15 or a subscription |
| Furniture | Your own pieces, pasted as a list with sizes | Large catalogue, resizable |
| Fit warnings | Overlaps, outside a room, blocked door swings | Not advertised |
| 3D and HD images | No | Yes |
When Floorplanner is the better choice
- You need presentation-quality plans or 3D images, for example to sell or let a property.
- You’re planning several floors in detail or designing a renovation.
When movinghouse.app is the better choice
- You want an answer to “will my furniture fit?” in minutes, not a design project.
- You want your exact furniture, typed or pasted in, not the nearest catalogue match.
- You want to send your removal company a read-only plan of where everything goes.
Details about Floorplanner come from its own website and were checked on 7 October 2026. See the full comparison.