Honest comparison
HomeGPT alternative: LandscapeCraft compared
When you want to design the yard, the room and the objects in it, and pay by credit
HomeGPT is a popular AI design app covering interiors, exteriors and gardens. This page compares it with LandscapeCraft as of October 2026, based on its website, terms and App Store listing. On free usage alone, HomeGPT is currently more generous than we are, and we say so below.
Last reviewed 2026-10-28. Prices and limits change often; confirm them on HomeGPT's site before you pay for anything.
Choose HomeGPT if
- You want a generous free allowance every day without a watermark.
- You want itemised material and price lists, or links to buy similar products.
- You prefer to work from an iPhone app.
- You want two options per design to compare quickly.
Choose LandscapeCraft if
- You want to apply the look of a reference photo to your own space.
- You want 25 named landscape styles with their own plant and material guides.
- You want to remove or replace objects as a dedicated step.
- You prefer buying credits to a recurring plan, and want unused credits to stay available.
Side-by-side comparison
| LandscapeCraft | HomeGPT | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 2 free designs with no sign-up, then 1 free credit per daily check-in (plus invite bonuses). Free designs are watermarked. | 2 free designs a day with no login, no watermark and no card, according to its terms. Each design shows two options. |
| Paid model | One-time credit packs from $2.99 for 10 credits (never expire), or an optional subscription from $9.99/month ($0.17 per design). | Starter $4/month or $29/year (5 designs a day), Pro $9/month or $69/year (20 a day), or a one-time $19 Build Pass (40 designs for one project). The App Store listing shows different subscription and credit-pack prices. |
| Watermark | Designs made with free credits carry a small LandscapeCraft.ai watermark. Designs made with purchased credits (pack or subscription) come without it, and one purchased credit removes it from an earlier design. | No watermark on free designs, per its terms. |
| Styles | 15 interior styles and 25 landscape styles, each with its own guide page and shopping list. | Its App Store listing advertises 45+ interior styles plus garden and exterior styles. |
| Result detail | One image per design, plus a style-level shopping list with typical plants or furniture, materials and budget ranges. | Two options per design; for exteriors it lists items with materials, rough quantities and typical local prices. The app can also link to products. |
| Object tools | Dedicated object removal and object replacement tools, plus a tweak box for single changes. | Change one thing, color swaps and redraws; its App Store listing also mentions replacing and removing furniture. |
| Floor plans and references | Floor plan to design, and style transfer that applies a reference photo's look to your space. | Floor plan to 3D listed in the App Store description. We could not find a reference-photo style transfer feature in the public material we reviewed. |
| Platforms | Web only, no app. | iOS app and web. Its FAQ said Android had not been announced as of August 2026. |
Where LandscapeCraft falls short
A comparison is only useful if it tells you the downsides too. These are the real limits of our tool today:
- A smaller free allowance, and free designs are watermarked.
- One image per design instead of two options.
- No native app, and no product-shopping links.
- Shopping lists are style-level, not an itemised plan with local prices for your photo.
- Fewer interior styles.
How LandscapeCraft pricing works
Yes, you can start for free with no sign-up: every new visitor gets 2 free designs, plus 1 more credit for each daily check-in and bonus credits for inviting friends. Designs made with free credits carry a small LandscapeCraft.ai watermark. Purchased credits (a pack or a subscription) make watermark-free designs, and 1 purchased credit also removes the watermark from a design you already made. Every design or edit costs 1 credit. See the credits page for the full rules.
Frequently asked questions
Is HomeGPT free?
Its terms say you get 2 free designs a day with no login, watermark or card, with paid plans for more. We have not verified this ourselves; check its site for current limits.
Why choose LandscapeCraft instead?
Mainly for the reference-photo style transfer, the dedicated object tools, the depth of landscape styles, and a pay-as-you-go credit model whose packs never expire. If you mostly want a lot of free daily designs, HomeGPT's free plan is more generous on paper.
Do I need an account for LandscapeCraft?
No. Your first 2 designs need no sign-up. If you buy credits, checkout asks for an email address so the credits are tied to you rather than to a single browser.
Which has better image quality?
We have not benchmarked them side by side, so we cannot say. The most useful test is to upload the same photo to both and compare.
Try it yourself
The best test is your own photo
Upload the same photo to both tools and compare. Your first 2 designs are free, no sign-up needed.
Sources (October 2026)
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