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ReelTour Studio vs PropReel
ReelTour Studio turns listing photos into short property videos on credit based plans starting at $39 a month for three videos, with no free tier. PropReel does the same job starting free, then $19 a month for 10 videos, and adds fifteen narration languages and, on paid plans, all three export formats of the shape you pick from a single render.
ReelTour Studio figures verified 1 September 2026 from their own published pages, and dated on this page so you can check whether they have moved.
A real PropReel render, not a mock up. On a paid plan, the same render also delivers every other format of its shape.
$39
ReelTour Studio entry plan
Three videos a month on their Pro plan, on their published pricing.
$19
PropReel Starter, 10 videos a month
A flat plan rather than a per-video charge: 10 videos are included in the one monthly price.
No
ReelTour Studio free plan
Their pricing page lists no free tier or trial. PropReel gives your first video free, no card.
Side by side
PropReel and ReelTour Studio, feature by feature
A tick means that product is genuinely ahead on that row. We have marked ReelTour Studio ahead wherever they are, because a comparison written by one of the two products is only worth reading if it does that.
| Capability | PropReel | ReelTour Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free, then $19/mo | $39/mo, no free tier published |
| Videos at entry tier | 1 free (watermarked), or 10 on Starter | 3 |
| How you are charged | A flat plan, free or $19/mo for 10 videos | A credit plan, priced per video at each tier |
| Photos per video | Up to 20 on every plan, motion applied to every one | 15 on Pro and Studio, 20 on Elite |
| Maximum video length | Up to 3 minutes on YouTube and Reels, 60 on TikTok | 45 seconds, 60 on Elite |
| Unused credits roll over | Yes, up to one month's allowance, three on annual billing | Yes, credits roll over for three months |
| AI narration | Yes, 15 languages | Not stated on the pricing page |
| Export formats per render | 3, every format of the shape you pick, with a branding free MLS cut on horizontal | Portrait mode for Reels and TikTok |
| Resolution | 1080p (4K export coming soon) | 1080p |
| Render time | Depends on photo count, plus a few minutes for the AI camera shots. We email you when it is ready | Typically 5 to 15 minutes |
Monthly price, and what each plan includes
PropReel Starter$19
10 videos a month
ReelTour Pro$39
3 videos a month
ReelTour Studio$89
10 videos a month
ReelTour Elite$169
20 videos a month
The monthly price of each plan and the videos it includes, taken from each company's own pricing page on 1 September 2026. PropReel Starter includes 10 videos a month; ReelTour Studio includes 10 and Elite includes 20.
The price gap is the headline, and it is not close
ReelTour Studio publishes its tiers plainly, which makes this comparison easy to check. Pro is $39 a month and includes three videos. Studio is $89 and includes ten. Elite is $169 and includes twenty.
PropReel's Starter plan is $19 a month and includes 10. Pro is $49 for 25. Agency is $129 for 60, across five seats.
Line the allowances up and it is $89 for a ten-video plan on ReelTour Studio against $19 for 10 on PropReel Starter, and $169 for twenty on Elite against $49 for 25 on PropReel Pro. We are not going to pretend that is a small distinction or bury it in a feature table. If the monthly price is the number that decides your choice, the decision is already made and the rest of this page is detail.
The honest caveat: an allowance only matters if you use it. An agent who makes only a handful of videos a month is not saved by a plan that includes 10, and ReelTour Studio's credit rollover, which holds unused credits for three months, is a real answer to exactly that problem. PropReel's AI credits now roll over too, up to one month's allowance on monthly billing and three on annual, so a quiet month is no longer simply lost. On monthly billing their window is still the longer of the two.
Photo count and length are where the products actually diverge
ReelTour Studio's published limits are fifteen images per video on Pro and Studio, and twenty on Elite. Each image becomes roughly a three second clip, which is how a video reaches up to forty five or sixty seconds. It is a clean, predictable model and it is easy to understand what you are buying.
It also puts a ceiling on the listing. A twelve photo condo fits comfortably. A large family home with a garden, a garage and a finished basement does not, and you end up choosing which rooms to leave out of the tour. PropReel takes up to 20 photos in a video on every plan, the free one included, and applies motion to every one, sizing each shot from its own narration line rather than a fixed three seconds, so a bigger property gets a longer video instead of a shorter list of rooms. Their Elite plan matches that photo count; their two cheaper plans do not.
The length ceiling matters for the same reason. Forty five seconds is a good Reel and a short YouTube upload. Ninety seconds is a proper tour. Which one you need depends on where you post. You pick the shape in the wizard, and the other shape of the same tour is one more video from your allowance, made from the finished render.
- ReelTour Studio: 15 images on Pro and Studio, 20 on Elite, roughly 3 seconds each.
- ReelTour Studio: up to 45 seconds, or 60 on Elite.
- PropReel: up to 20 photos per video, shot length sized from the narration, up to 3 minutes on YouTube and Reels, 60 seconds on TikTok.
What ReelTour Studio gets right
Credit rollover is the standout, and it is genuinely rare. Unused credits carry for three months, which means a quiet month does not simply evaporate. Most subscription video tools reset the counter and keep the money. We used to be one of them and are not any more, but their window is still longer than ours on monthly billing, and if your listing flow is lumpy that is a real feature and not a marketing line.
The pricing page is also unusually honest in its construction. Publishing a cost per video next to each tier invites exactly the comparison we have just made, and most competitors avoid that by publishing only a monthly price. A company that shows the arithmetic is easier to trust on the things you cannot check.
And the simplicity is a feature. Fixed images per video, fixed seconds per image, one resolution. There is no credit ladder to model and no metering surprise at the end of the month.
The input
What both tools are working from
Whichever product you pick, the raw material is the same: the photos the listing already has. What changes is what comes out the other side.
The output
Frames pulled straight out of PropReel renders
Not a mock up and not stock. Every frame below is a still from a finished video the product produced, at the grade and framing it ships at.
Judge it on the output
Seven real PropReel renders
Every clip below came out of the product, from listing photos, with no editor involved. Hover to pause. On a paid plan each one also comes out as a TikTok and a WhatsApp Story from the same render.
The verdict
Which one is right for you
Choose PropReel if
Choose PropReel if you want to try it before paying anything, if the monthly price matters at all, if your listings run past fifteen photos or forty five seconds, or if you need narration in a language other than English and every platform cut of a shape from one render.
Try it free on a real listingChoose ReelTour Studio if
Choose ReelTour Studio if your listing flow is uneven enough that a three-month rollover window beats our one-month cap and the monthly price does not decide it, or if you want the simplest possible model with no allowance to think about and no free tier to outgrow.
Credits roll over for three months
A quiet month does not lose its allowance. PropReel rolls credits over too, but caps the carry at one month's allowance on monthly billing, so their window is the longer one unless you pay annually.
Cost per video published next to each tier
Unusually transparent on their own pricing page, and it makes their plans straightforward to compare against anyone.
A very simple model
Fixed photos per video, fixed seconds per photo, one resolution. Nothing to model and no metering surprises.
Portrait mode for social
Vertical output for Reels and TikTok is supported directly, which is where most listing video is watched.
Questions
ReelTour Studio and PropReel, answered
What is the best ReelTour Studio alternative?
PropReel is the closest alternative on the same job. It also turns listing photos into short property videos, but starts with a free first video and then charges $19 a month for 10 videos, against ReelTour Studio's $39 a month for three at entry and $89 for ten on Studio. It also adds fifteen narration languages and, on paid plans, every export format of the shape you pick from one render.
Does ReelTour Studio have a free plan?
Their pricing page lists no free tier or trial, with plans starting at $39 a month for three videos. PropReel's free plan: one free video per account, no card, and it is the full engine rather than a cut-down version — watermarked, so it shows you exactly what you would be posting.
How much does ReelTour Studio cost per video?
On their published pricing, about $13 a video on Pro at $39 a month for three, $9 on Studio at $89 for ten, and $8 on Elite at $169 for twenty. Credits roll over for three months. PropReel does not price per video: Starter is $19 a month for 10 and Pro is $49 for 25, and unused AI credits roll over up to one month's allowance, or three on annual billing.
How many photos can each tool use in one video?
ReelTour Studio publishes fifteen images per video on Pro and Studio and twenty on Elite, at roughly three seconds each. PropReel takes up to 20 photos in a video on every plan and sizes each shot from its own narration line, so a larger property produces a longer tour rather than a shorter list of rooms.
Which produces a longer video?
ReelTour Studio caps at forty five seconds, or sixty on the Elite plan. PropReel produces up to three minutes on YouTube and Reels, sixty seconds on TikTok, and on paid plans delivers every format of the shape you pick from one render. The same tour as both a short vertical cut and a longer horizontal one is two videos from your allowance, the second made from the finished first.
How this page was sourced
Every ReelTour Studio figure on this page comes from their own published pages, read on 1 September 2026. PropReel prices are read at build time from the same constant our checkout charges from, so they cannot drift. Pricing moves and features ship: if anything here is out of date or unfair to ReelTour Studio, tell us and we will correct it, including removing a point that favours us.
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Test it on a listing you already have.
1 free video per account on the free plan, no card, and it runs the whole engine — generated camera motion, staged rooms — in one format, YouTube (horizontal) or Instagram Reel (vertical), with our watermark on it. That is the only comparison that settles anything. Every other format of that shape comes with a paid plan.
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