Shmuel Nyssen Architect · Renders for workshops

Prices · Israel · 2026

How much does an architectural render cost?

For custom furniture in Israel, a single view runs about ₪890 and the package most workshops buy — three views plus a printable sheet with their logo — is ₪2,900. There is a ₪200 pilot that comes off the package in full if you continue. Those are my published prices, net of Israeli VAT, and they are on this page precisely because almost nobody publishes them.

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What moves the price

Four things change what a render costs. Everything else is noise.

1

How many views

One view shows the piece. Three views tell the story: the whole, the detail that justifies the price, and the piece inside its room.

2

How finished it has to look

A render to agree on layout with your client costs less than one meant to sell a finish in stone or veneer.

3

What you can send me

Measurements and photos: normal price. If I have to reconstruct the space from scratch, it takes longer.

4

Rounds of correction

Every package includes them. What costs money is changing the concept after approval, not adjusting a colour.

Prices

The price is published. Nothing here is quoted by eye.

What you buy is not a loose image: it is the package that closes one quote. That is why the price is here and not behind a phone call.

Premium

«I want to close ALL my quotes»

₪4,900

  • Full sales kit
  • Priority scheduling
  • Support until the deal closes
  • If it has not closed in 14 days, I adjust one image at no cost
Most workshops choose this

Standard

«I want to close THIS quote»

₪2,900

  • 3 views of the piece
  • Printable sheet with YOUR logo
  • 2 rounds of corrections
  • First image within 48 hours

Essential

«I want my client to SEE the piece»

₪890

  • 1 view of the piece
  • 1 round of corrections
  • No sales sheet
Pilot — ₪200 on account. Test me on one real quote first.

The first image of a quote you have open right now, within 48 hours. One preview view, no corrections and no sales sheet. One pilot per workshop, and it comes off your package in full when you confirm — it is a credit, not a discount.

I have not worked with an Israeli workshop yet. You would be the first, and that is exactly what the ₪200 pilot is for: you risk ₪200, not a package.

Prices are in shekels and do not include Israeli VAT. I am not registered for VAT in Israel, so nothing is added to the price on this page — and for the same reason I cannot issue an Israeli tax invoice. You receive an international invoice from my studio in Mexico for your accountant. This service is sold to businesses, not to private consumers.

50% to start, the balance on delivery. The same table every day of the year: no discounts and no seasonal offers. A round of corrections means all your changes sent in one message; if you need more rounds than your package includes, I tell you the price before I start them. When you confirm, I convert the shekel price at that day's rate and send you the exact amount before you pay — by card, on the payment page of the processor I use. I never ask for card numbers in the chat.

I do not guarantee that your client will buy. What I guarantee is the image, the deadline, and that the piece can be built.

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Compared to the local market

Where these prices sit, honestly.

Israeli studios that publish a price list quote around ₪4,000–6,000 for a set of three exterior views of a building, and ₪2,000–3,500 per interior view (Mabatim, published price list). But read those lists closely: they are written for buildings — apartment blocks, villas, offices, urban renewal. None of them has a line for one kitchen, one closet or one pergola. This table does.

My work is a different job — custom furniture for the workshop that makes it, not architectural marketing for a developer — and it is priced below those lists. That is deliberate, and it will be reviewed once the work is running here.

The one thing I will not do is publish a range and negotiate down from it. The table above is what everyone pays.

What I get asked

The six questions that always come up, answered straight.

It is expensive. I can get it cheaper.

True, there are cheap renders, and I do not compete there. The problem is not that they look worse: it is that they cannot always be built — measurements that do not close, hardware that does not exist. Mine come from your real measurements, so what you show the client is what he receives. If the job you are trying to close is worth tens of thousands of shekels, the question is not what the render costs. It is what «let me think about it» costs you.

I already use AI for this.

It is excellent for inspiration and poor for production: it invents geometry. The problem is not that it comes out ugly, it is that it comes out impossible — and you find out once the material is already bought. I am an architect: I put my name on it being buildable.

I already have someone who does this.

Good, I am not here to replace anyone. Keep me for a busy week, or for the client who keeps taking too long to decide.

How long does it take?

With measurements and photos in hand: the first image within 48 hours and the full package in five days. Those hours run on Israeli working days, Sunday to Thursday. I would rather give you a date I keep than one that sounds good.

What if I do not like it?

That is exactly why the first image reaches you before I finish the rest: that is where you correct material, colour and proportion. Nobody approves blind.

I do not know you.

Do not take my word for it. Pick one real quote that is open on your desk today and we run that one as the ₪200 pilot. If it does not help you close it, that is where it ends.

What do you decide today?

Pick one quote that is open on your desk right now. The first image reaches you within 48 hours, and the pilot is ₪200 on account — it comes off the package in full when you continue.

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