API Access and Partnership Requests

Answer

Short answer:

Yes, Rendair AI has an API, but it is currently reserved for official partners. Access is not public and requires a formal request and review process.

Overview

Rendair AI offers API capabilities designed to integrate architectural visualization tools into external platforms or custom enterprise workflows. Unlike self-service API keys found in some consumer tools, our API access is managed through a partnership model. This ensures that integrations are stable, scalable, and aligned with professional standards for architectural accuracy.

How to request access

If you represent an organization or software platform interested in integrating Rendair AI, follow these steps to initiate the review process:

1. Contact Support: Reach out to the Rendair team through the official support channels or the contact form on the website.

2. Define Your Use Case: Clearly explain how you intend to use the API. Include details about your user base, expected volume, and the specific tools (e.g., text-to-render, image-to-video) you wish to access.

3. Formal Review: The team reviews requests to ensure technical feasibility and commercial alignment.

4. Onboarding: If approved, you will receive documentation and authentication credentials tailored to your partnership agreement.

Who is this for

API access is strictly intended for B2B integrations and high-volume enterprise scenarios. It is most relevant for:

• Software Vendors: Companies building real estate or design software who want to embed visualization features.

• Large Firms: Enterprise architecture firms requiring custom internal tools or automated rendering pipelines.

• Platform Partners: Marketplaces or listing services looking to automate property staging or visualization.

Limitations or notes

• Not for Individual Use: The API is not available for individual subscribers (Student, Creator, Pro, or Team Pro). These plans are designed for use via the web interface.

• Approval Required: There is no automatic key generation. All access is manually vetted.

• Commercial Agreements: API usage typically involves a separate commercial agreement distinct from standard monthly subscriptions.