Commercial Rendering Services

Leasing teams often need to market office and retail space long before a tenant’s fit-out drawings are final. Commercial rendering closes that gap with photorealistic visuals of the finished space, built from floor plans and fit-out specifications, ready for listings, pitch decks, and investor updates.

Archvizly supplies commercial rendering services as a white-label production bench for developers, leasing agencies, and construction firms who need the images without adding a render artist to headcount.

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What Is Commercial Rendering?

Commercial rendering is the production of photorealistic images of offices, retail units, restaurants, and mixed-use buildings before they’re built or fitted out.

The renders are modeled from real floor plans and fit-out drawings rather than concept sketches, so square footage, ceiling heights, and finishes match what actually gets built. Developers and leasing teams use them to fill listings, pitch investors, and get sign-off from prospective tenants.

Production Bottlenecks Commercial Rendering Solves

A retail unit rarely leases off a floor plan alone; brokers need a picture of the finished storefront.

A ten-floor office tower needs the same lighting and material language on every floor, not six different styles from six different freelancers.

Marketing decks are often due before the fit-out contractor has even been selected.

A prospective anchor tenant asks for a different finish package, and the render has to change by the next call.

What's Included in a Commercial Rendering Services Package

Interior or exterior renders built from your floor plans and fit-out package
Finish, signage, and lighting choices matched to your leasing brief
Optional day and evening versions of the same space
A fixed number of revision rounds agreed before we start
Final files sized for listings, brochures, and pitch decks

How Our Commercial Rendering Process Works

Submit Drawings

Share floor plans, elevations, material boards, and site references through Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer, or OneDrive.

Clay Render Review

We deliver an unlit clay render first, so you can confirm camera angles, layout before materials & lighting are applied.

Material and Lighting Pass

Once approved, we apply materials, landscaping, and lighting to match your design intent.

Final Delivery

You receive production-ready, high-resolution renders for sales, marketing, or presentation use.

Commercial Project Types We Deliver Worldwide

Our office rendering and retail space rendering work spans leasing floors in office towers, anchor stores in retail podiums, F&B units in mixed-use developments, and full corporate headquarters fit-outs.

Deliverables and File Formats

Standard delivery is high-resolution JPG or PNG. If you’re printing pitch boards or building a leasing brochure, we also hand over layered PSD, TIFF, or press-ready files at no extra step, sized to whatever format your marketing team already works in.

JPG / PNG

Standard

PSD

Layered

TIFF

Print-ready

Custom

3D source file

Why Developers and Design Teams Choose Archvizly

Leasing marketing runs on deadlines you don’t control: broker walkthroughs, investor updates, campaign launches. Here’s how we keep commercial rendering services from becoming the bottleneck.

Built From Your Fit-Out Package

We model directly from your floor plans and finish schedule, not a generic stock office scene, so square footage and material specs hold up under a broker's questions.

One Style Across Every Floor

A locked style sheet for materials, lighting, and camera height means floor 3 and floor 30 of the same tower still read as one building.

Your Name on the Deliverable

We don't appear anywhere in the file. Every render goes out under your studio or brokerage's name, with no reference back to Archvizly.

Built to Beat the Listing Date

Leasing campaigns rarely move their launch date for a render. We schedule production against your listing or pitch date from the first call.

Multiple Tenant Scenarios, One Base Model

Need the same unit rendered for three prospective tenants' branding? We reuse the base geometry, so variations come back faster and cost less than starting over.

A Team, Not a Single Artist

Large leasing packages get split across our production team in parallel, so a forty-image campaign doesn't wait on one person's calendar.

The Production Team Behind the World's Best Architectural Visuals

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Client Testimonials

Archvizly gave us renders we could take straight into client presentations — accurate materials, clean lighting, and fast turnaround when our timelines were tight.

The interior renders and virtual tour were ready well ahead of our opening date, and they matched our brand across every space.

Our sales gallery visuals came together faster than we expected, and pricing stayed predictable across the whole launch.

We hand off overflow rendering work to Archvizly and it comes back in our file conventions, on brand, with our client’s name on it.

Revisions came back quickly enough that we could show clients multiple design options in the same week.

Site plans and massing renders were accurate enough to use directly in our tender submission.

Get a Leasing-Ready Render Set in 7 Days

NDA on request, fixed per-image pricing, and a producer assigned to your account from day one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most from leasing and development teams.

Can a single office tower have different render styles per floor if we're marketing to different tenant types?

We can vary finishes and staging by floor, but we keep camera angles and lighting consistent across the building so the campaign still reads as one property.

We don't have final fit-out drawings yet. Can you still start?

Yes. We can begin from a base shell and swap in finish packages once they’re confirmed, which keeps the render on schedule even if the fit-out isn’t locked.

Who normally commissions this, the developer or the leasing agent?

Both. Developers commission commercial rendering services for launch campaigns and investor decks; leasing agencies and brokers commission it per listing or per prospective tenant.

Can the same render be reused for multiple tenant pitches?

Yes. We can swap branding, signage, or finish variations on the same base model, which is faster and cheaper than starting over per tenant.

What's your turnaround on a rush leasing deadline?

Tell us the listing or pitch date up front. We’ll confirm whether it’s achievable and, if it is, lock a schedule against it before production starts.

Does our name go on the final files, or does Archvizly's?

Yours only. We don’t appear anywhere in the file metadata, captions, or delivery, so your clients only ever see your brand.

Have a Leasing Deadline Coming Up?

Send your floor plans and fit-out package, and we’ll come back with a render count, schedule, and price against your listing date.

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