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Qurate vs Atelier
Atelier is an AI-native studio workspace at $39 per seat. Qurate is $19 to $69 per studio, renders rooms from real products, and tracks each piece.
Atelier sells the same idea Qurate does, that your projects should not live in five tools, and it leans hard on AI for the busywork. One plan, one price per seat, and a trial with no card. For a solo designer who wants an AI assistant across the project, it is a clean offer.
The difference is what the AI is attached to. Qurate’s renders are built from the actual products you captured, so the picture carries a shopping list and a price and can become the invoice. And Qurate keeps going after the client says yes: purchase orders, receiving, QR labels, warehouse locations and delivery.
Pricing
Qurate
Starter $19, Professional $39 and Studio $69 a month per studio, not per seat. Annual billing saves 10%. 14-day free trial on every plan; you add a card, and it is not charged until the trial ends.
Atelier
One plan at $39 per seat per month billed annually, or $49 billed monthly, with AI credits pooled across the studio, per their site and launch coverage, October 2026. Free trial with no card required.
A five-person studio
- Atelier: $195/month billed annually ($245 billed monthly) for five seats.
- Qurate: $69/month on Studio, which covers the whole studio with up to 5 team members, unlimited products and clients, 600 Reimagine renders a month and no platform fee on client payments.
What each one covers
| Qurate | Atelier | |
|---|---|---|
| Capture products | Chrome extension clips any product from any site, with tuned parsers for Wayfair, West Elm, Pottery Barn, CB2, RH and Crate & Barrel. Spreadsheet import for an existing list. | Product and sourcing tools inside the workspace. |
| AI renders | Reimagine renders the client’s real room with the real products you sourced. Every render has a shopping list and a price. 150 renders a month on Professional, 600 on Studio. | AI features run on pooled credits (150 per seat per month). Their own coverage says it does not do 3D rendering. |
| Margin and sources | Vendor price and your price on every product. Hide prices and source links per client. Vendors never appear in the portal or on invoices. | Not published on their site. |
| Client approvals | Designer-branded portal. Clients approve, reject or request changes per item. No client login to fight with. | Client-facing presentation and collaboration tools. |
| Invoicing and payments | Invoices auto-fill from approved items and billed hours. Clients pay by card in the portal; payouts go to your bank through Stripe. | Not an accounting system, by their own description. |
| Purchase orders to install | POs, receiving with condition checks, QR labels for thermal printers, warehouse locations by building, room and shelf, and a delivery calendar. | Not published on their site. |
| Rentals | Any product can be for sale, for rent or both; see which project a rental piece is out on. | Not published on their site. |
| Accounting | Invoices, payments, time and POs live in Qurate; it is not a general ledger. Export to your accountant. | Not an accounting system, by their own description. |
Choose Atelier if
- You are a solo designer who wants an AI assistant across the whole project and nothing to do with receiving or warehousing.
- You want to try it with no card on file.
- Per-seat pricing is fine because you will not add seats.
Choose Qurate if
- You want the render to be a quote: real products, real prices, one click from the shopping list.
- You need the job tracked past approval, through POs, receiving, the warehouse and the door.
- You take client payments by card and want payouts to your bank.
- You are growing and want a flat studio price instead of a seat for every hire.
Questions people ask
Does Qurate require a card for the free trial?
Yes. Every Qurate plan has a 14-day trial; you add a card to start and it is not charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel before then and pay nothing. Atelier’s trial does not ask for a card.
How do Qurate’s AI renders differ from Atelier’s AI features?
Reimagine renders a photo of the client’s real room with products you have actually sourced, so every render has a price and a shopping list and an approved render can go straight onto the invoice and into purchase orders. Professional includes 150 renders a month and Studio 600.
Which is cheaper for a studio of five?
Atelier is $39 per seat per month billed annually, so $195 for five. Qurate’s Studio plan is $69 a month for up to five team members and includes receiving, warehouse, invoicing and payouts.
Rival figures are taken from the rival's own published pages where available and were last checked in October 2026. If something here is out of date, email support@quratedesigns.com and we will fix it.
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