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Floorplanner alternatives for property floor plans

In the Netherlands, Floorplanner is the standard for floor plans of homes for sale. But you pay credits per project, and not everyone draws the same way. Below are the alternatives side by side: how you draw, what it costs and whether you get an FML file.

To be upfront: Dinoplan is ours. That's why it's at the top, but we also say where others are better. We checked the prices on the makers' own websites on 13 November 2026.

What to look for in a floor plan for Funda

  • FML file. Floorplanner's file format, which lets a floor plan be interactive on Funda. Many Dutch agents ask for it.
  • Area per room. Useful on the drawing, and for anyone who measures according to the Dutch measuring standard.
  • Paying per plan or per month. With a few plans a month it hardly matters, with twenty it does.
  • Draw yourself, scan or have it done. Some tools draw from a phone scan, with others you draw yourself, and some companies do it all for you.

The overview

Price = the lowest paid price shown on the maker's own site. "Not stated" means we couldn't find it there.

ToolHow you drawFMLPriceFree version
DinoplanIn the browser, type or drag sizesOpen and exportEUR 2.99 per floor plan, or EUR 19.99 a monthYes, with watermark
FloorplannerIn the browser, draw and furnishExportCredits per project, from 2 creditsYes, with watermark
WeScanScan with iPhone or iPad (LiDAR), they make the drawingExportPer result, amount not statedFirst floor plan free
MagicplanApp, scan and draw on siteNot statedPer project, plans not visible2 projects
iGUIDEOwn 360 camera, they make the drawing"Coming soon", but exports to FloorplannerFrom CAD 48 per captureNo
RoomSketcherBrowser and app, draw or scanNot stated$12 a month billed yearlyYes
Planner 5DBrowser and app, mainly furnishingNot stated$59.99 a yearYes
HomestylerBrowser, mainly interiors and rendersNot statedFrom $6.80 a monthYes
PlancakeBrowser, type sizes (UK market)Not statedFree while in betaYes
Floorplan CreatorAndroid appNo$7.99 one-offYes

Tool by tool

1. Dinoplan

Made for one job: floor plans of homes for sale. You type the sizes and the room appears, with the area per room straight on the drawing. You open your Floorplanner files (FML) and export to FML, PDF and PNG again. One click shows the home in 3D. You can start from an example home, or trace a PDF, photo or DXF.

Price: free with a watermark, EUR 2.99 for a single floor plan, Pro EUR 19.99 a month, Agency EUR 49.99 a month for five users. No credits.

Less good at: the furniture library is smaller than Floorplanner's and furniture has its own drawing style, and there are no photorealistic renders. Dinoplan doesn't make a measurement report.

2. Floorplanner

The best known, and the tool many Dutch agents and drafting studios have used for years. Large library of furniture and materials, good-looking 2D and 3D views, and FML. You pay per project with credits: 2 credits for the lowest level, more for HD and 4K.

Good for: occasional plans, or lots of furnishing. Less handy: with many plans a month the credits add up. How the difference works out is on Dinoplan vs Floorplanner.

3. WeScan

Dutch. You scan the home with an iPhone Pro or iPad Pro with LiDAR, and WeScan turns it into a floor plan, with FML and a measurement report. You pay per result, the first floor plan is free; amounts are not on the site.

Good for: anyone who doesn't want to draw. Less handy: you need a phone or tablet with LiDAR and you don't draw yourself.

4. Magicplan

An app to scan and draw on site, popular with contractors and insurance adjusters. Exports to PDF and to estimating software. FML is not mentioned. Two projects are free; an extra project costs $40, subscription prices weren't visible.

5. iGUIDE

Its own camera measures the home during the capture; iGUIDE makes the drawing. Exports include PDF and a Floorplanner export; FML is "coming soon". From CAD 48 per capture. In the Netherlands, a drafting studio uses it for Funda plans.

6. RoomSketcher

Draw in the browser or app, with a scan feature. Strong at good-looking 2D and 3D plans for homeowners and agents outside the Netherlands. Pro is $12 a month billed yearly. FML is not mentioned.

7. Planner 5D and Homestyler

Mainly for furnishing and interiors, with lots of furniture and renders. Fun for homeowners, less focused on accurate floor plans for sales. Planner 5D is $59.99 a year, Homestyler from $6.80 a month.

8. Plancake

New, from the UK. You type the sizes per room, like in Dinoplan, and lay the plan out on A4, A3 or A2. Free while in beta. Aimed at the UK market; FML and 3D are not on the site.

9. Floorplan Creator

An Android app for a one-off price. Handy for a quick sketch, but no FML.

Also known: CubiCasa, Matterport and Metropix. We couldn't check their prices and formats on their own sites on 13 November 2026, so we left them out.

Which one fits you?

  • You draw yourself, a few homes every week: Dinoplan or Floorplanner. Beyond a handful of plans a month, a flat price is cheaper than credits.
  • You don't want to draw, only scan: WeScan or iGUIDE.
  • You measure on site and want a sketch right away: Magicplan.
  • You mainly want to furnish or make renders: Floorplanner, Planner 5D or Homestyler.
  • You want to hand it off completely: a drafting studio. We also draw floor plans and measurement reports for others, as SAM2580.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Floorplanner?

It depends on how you work. If you draw floor plans of homes for sale yourself, Dinoplan is the closest: FML too, but a flat price instead of credits. If you don't want to draw, look at WeScan or iGUIDE.

Which tools export an FML file?

According to their own sites: Floorplanner, Dinoplan and WeScan. iGUIDE says FML is "coming soon". The other tools in this overview don't mention it.

Can I bring my Floorplanner projects?

To Dinoplan, yes: export your project in Floorplanner as FML and open it in Dinoplan. See switching from Floorplanner.

Is there a free alternative?

Almost every tool has a free version, usually with a watermark or a limited number of projects. In Dinoplan you draw for free and only pay when you want to export without a watermark.

Try it yourself

Try it on a home you know.

Open an example home without an account, or open your own Floorplanner file with a free account.

Free: 3 projects, exports with a watermark. No credit card. Pro €19.99 a month, or €2.99 per floor plan. Final prices, nothing is added.

Dinoplan works on a computer. Send yourself the link for later.