Unlimited photoreal renders, included with Model Home and Horizon360.

Nothing beyond what Horizon Model Home already needs: the CAD drawings for each floor plan, your material catalogs, and the elevations, options and prices you sell. That is a one-time handoff. Our team builds each home in 3D from them, and the same 3D home powers its tour, its place in Horizon360 and its renders.

Anyone in marketing. There is no 3D skill involved and nothing to install. Pick a collection, hit create, and you have an image. The nine scene controls are there when someone wants them, and they are all plain English: season, time of day, sky, planting style, occasion.

Nothing on its own. Horizon Render Studio is included with Horizon Model Home and Horizon360, because it renders the same 3D homes we build for them. There is no per-image fee, no charge for a different aspect ratio and no revision fee.

That is when renders matter most, and there is a setting for it: a first phase with fresh asphalt and graded, seeded lots around it, with no finished homes made up next door. You can also set the landscaping to newly planted, so it matches what a buyer will see on move-in day.

Yes. Every scene has a free-text box, so a coordinator can type something like "add a bike leaning against the side of the house" on top of whichever collection they picked. The presets get you to a shippable image; the text box gets you to the specific one you had in mind.

Six ratios: 3:2 for listings and plan pages, 16:9 for banners and decks, 4:3 for print and spec sheets, 1:1 for social grids, 4:5 for social feeds and 9:16 for stories. The same scene can be generated in any of them, so one look can feed a plan page, an MLS set, a paid social campaign and a job site banner without asking anyone for a new crop.