Begin by choosing the staging type, since occupied homes use the seller’s own furniture while vacant homes need rented inventory and cost more. Pick a staging level, from basic through mid-level to luxury, to match both the property and the buyer you are targeting, then set your market area so the pricing reflects local cost of living.

For vacant homes, set the rental duration in months, and the quote adds a monthly rental charge for every month beyond the first. Finally, select each room you plan to stage and adjust the quantity for bathrooms and extra bedrooms. The itemised quote totals as you go, so the final number is ready to send the moment you finish.