Quick Answer
A 2D floor plan runs $80 and shows room layout and flow. A 3D floor plan runs $165 and adds furniture, texture, and a more realistic sense of scale. Both come included in K94's Starter and Pro packages in Tampa Bay.
Floor plans matter more in Tampa Bay than in a lot of markets — the mix of open-concept new builds in Wesley Chapel and Land O' Lakes, split-level older homes in South Tampa, and condo towers in downtown St. Pete means buyers genuinely can't predict layout from photos alone. A floor plan closes that gap before a buyer ever schedules a showing.
2D vs 3D: What's the Difference
2D Floor Plan — $80
A clean, top-down line drawing showing room dimensions, doors, windows, and overall layout. Fast to produce, easy to read, and what most MLS listings use. Good for any standard listing.
3D Floor Plan — $165
The same layout rendered with furniture, textures, and a slight perspective angle that makes rooms easier to visualize at a glance — especially useful for empty or vacant listings where buyers struggle to picture how a space would actually function.
When a Floor Plan Actually Helps in Tampa Bay
- Condo listings in downtown Tampa or St. Petersburg, where unit layout varies significantly by floor and buyers compare units side by side
- Open-concept new construction in Wesley Chapel or Riverview, where a floor plan helps show how kitchen, living, and dining flow together
- Vacant or unfurnished listings, where a 3D floor plan gives buyers a sense of scale that empty rooms don't communicate on their own
- Split-level or older homes in established Tampa neighborhoods, where layout can be harder to follow from photos alone
Floor plans are captured during the same shoot as your photos — no separate appointment needed. Delivery is included in the standard 24-hour turnaround.
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