Yes. The free path is meant to be genuinely useful. You can walk the workflow, test the Design Assistant, and understand the planning system before deciding whether the premium tools are worth it for your projects.

Yes. The free path is strong enough to help a casual flipper test finish direction, understand the flow, and see where time and money can get lost before committing to a piece.

The paid version is where the deeper business value lives. It is built to give you stronger pricing support, more render flexibility, saved projects, premium workflow help, and clearer profit-protecting tools when the project starts getting serious.

Yes. If you are on your phone, you can screenshot the listing and upload that image directly. The source-photo step is meant to support the real mobile workflow instead of assuming you have already downloaded a file to a computer.

Often, yes. Public listings can sometimes import photos directly into the Studio. Results depend on the marketplace and how the listing page is built, so screenshot upload is still the fastest fallback when a platform blocks clean imports.

If the Studio finds multiple usable images, it opens a photo chooser so you can pick the clearest angle for the preview. That way you can choose the shot that best shows the frame, drawers, legs, and top surface.

The buy ceiling works backward from your likely sale value, labor burden, supplies, transport, and contingency. It helps you see the highest number you can pay while still leaving room for profit instead of buying on instinct alone.

Yes. The condition, seller notes, repair burden, and cost stack can all help you shape a more disciplined opening offer so you are not negotiating from excitement alone.

The Studio is built around the kinds of wood furniture flippers evaluate most often, including dressers, nightstands, consoles, buffets, vanities, desks, and other case pieces where finish direction and margin discipline really matter.

Yes. The goal is to help turn one flip into a cleaner shopping path so you can move from finish direction into paint, stain, hardware, tools, PPE, and consumables without rebuilding the plan from scratch.

Yes. The workflow support is there to help you carry the plan forward into repairs, prep, finishing, shopping, and selling so a strong idea does not stall once the project becomes real work.

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