Every 604 Photos floor plan starts at a flat $150, covering any listing up to 1,883 interior square feet — a typical condo, townhome, or standard-size house. Past that baseline, the price scales in the open: $0.084 for each additional interior square foot, plus $0.06 per square foot of exterior or lot space you choose to have mapped, with no minimum charge on the exterior portion. That formula exists for a reason — inaccurate square-footage claims are a real, recurring source of buyer disputes after possession, and the whole point of a measurement standard is to remove the guesswork before it becomes a complaint. We laser-measure every room on-site rather than pulling a number off an old assessment, so the dimensions on your plan are the ones a buyer can actually hold you to.
Price: $150 up to 1,883 sq ft interior, +$0.084/sq ft interior beyond that, +$0.06/sq ft exterior or lot
The $150 base rate covers any listing up to 1,883 sq ft of interior space — nothing itemized, nothing added. Go past that baseline and the plan adds $0.084 per additional interior sq ft: a 2,800 sq ft house, for example, works out to $150 + (917 × $0.084) ≈ $227.03, not a round-number guess. Exterior or lot footage — a deck, a patio, a detached garage — is optional and priced separately at $0.06 per sq ft with no minimum, so a listing with nothing worth mapping outside pays nothing extra for it; add 500 sq ft of exterior to that same house and the total moves to about $257.03. Floor plans are usually measured and delivered alongside an MLS photography shoot on the same visit — see the Signature and Premium packages — but can be booked on their own, with the same next-business-morning delivery.
It matters most where buyers can't judge scale from photos alone — a compact condo or townhome where room flow decides whether it works for someone's furniture, or any listing where the buyer's agent expects one before booking a showing. On a straightforward house on a standard lot, a floor plan is more of a nice-to-have than a dealbreaker — but at $150 for anything under 1,883 sq ft, most agents just include it rather than debate the case-by-case value.
Start at $150 flat for up to 1,883 interior sq ft. Above that, add $0.084 per extra interior sq ft — a 2,800 sq ft house works out to $150 + (917 × $0.084) ≈ $227.03. Exterior or lot space you want mapped (a deck, a garage, a patio) adds $0.06 per sq ft on top, with no minimum — add 500 sq ft of exterior to that same house and it's about $257.03 total. A 750 sq ft one-bedroom condo, with nothing to measure outside, stays at $150.
On-site, every time, with a laser measuring device — not from an old assessment record or a previous listing's floor plan, both common sources of the square-footage disputes agents want to avoid. It's typically done during the same visit as your MLS photography shoot, so there's no separate appointment to schedule.
A finished 2D floor plan with every room's dimensions labelled directly on it, sized and formatted for direct upload to Realtor.ca and your board's listing system — the same MLS-ready standard as the photography. It's delivered on the same next-business-morning schedule as the rest of your shoot, not a separate turnaround to wait on.
Yes — the 2D floor plan is included in the Signature package (from $469, with MLS photography and twilight) and the Premium package (from $799), which adds cinematic video and aerial & drone. It isn't part of Essential; on its own it starts at $150.
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