Maket
AI-powered floor plan generator that turns room requirements into editable residential layouts in minutes.
Overview
Maket is a generative AI platform built specifically for residential architecture, enabling architects, builders, homeowners, and developers to produce dimensioned, code-aware floor plans from plain-language inputs in seconds. Its proprietary model — trained on over 65,000 floor plans — outputs multiple layout variations simultaneously, supports multi-floor designs, and includes a Regulatory Assistant that lets users upload zoning PDFs and query compliance requirements in natural language. Plans can be exported in DXF format for downstream use in AutoCAD and other professional CAD tools.
Founded in Montréal in 2021 and publicly launched in 2023, Maket reached over one million registered users and raised a CAD $3.4 million seed round (led by Amiral Ventures, with Blitzscaling Ventures, BY Venture Partners, Hidden Layers, and Spatial Capital) by October 2025. The company is backed by Mila's AI ecosystem and counts enterprise clients such as Mattamy Homes and Dessins Drummond among its users. A Maket 2.0 roadmap (targeting Q1–Q2 2026) adds enhanced fine-tuning controls, HVAC planning, material takeoffs, and deeper zoning code verification.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 11 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- 50 credits/month
- 1 floor plan generation
- Render previews
- Standard resolution
- 300 credits/month
- Up to 4 floors
- Higher-res exports
- Topup packs available
Use cases
What you can produce with Maket
- Multiple AI-generated residential floor plan variations from plain-language inputs
- Dimensioned, editable layouts with accurate room proportions
- DXF exports for integration with AutoCAD and professional CAD tools
- 3D visualisation renders and style exploration outputs
- Zoning compliance Q&A via document-upload Regulatory Assistant
- High-resolution image exports for client presentations (Plus plan)
- Multi-floor plan sets up to 4 storeys (Plus plan)
ASEAN Perspective
Maket in Southeast Asia
Maket's core AI generation and browser-based access are jurisdiction-agnostic, making the tool usable anywhere in Southeast Asia for early conceptual layouts. However, its Regulatory Assistant and zoning compliance features are built around North American building codes, so ASEAN professionals would need to treat zoning outputs as unsupported guidance rather than verified local compliance. Early international interest has included Japan, the UAE, and Turkey, suggesting a gradual global expansion, but no dedicated ASEAN localisation, language support, or regional pricing has been announced as of mid-2026. Architects in Singapore, Malaysia, or Indonesia would find Maket most useful as a rapid ideation tool, not a code-compliance authority.
Maket makes it easy to get a rough floor plan on screen fast — a free tier with 50 monthly credits, a browser-only workflow, and a Plus tier at $20/month for multi-floor projects and higher-res exports. The model, trained on 65,000+ plans, produces several layout variations at once and exports to DXF, so architects can pull results into AutoCAD rather than treating Maket as the finished product.
That's about where the good news stops for casual users. Maket sits at 2.3 out of 5 on Trustpilot (7 reviews as of early 2026), with complaints about layouts that don't hold up — rooms with no logical flow, parked cars inside houses — and credits burning fast at 20 per generation. The Regulatory Assistant reads uploaded zoning PDFs rather than pulling from a live code database, and there's no public API. Treat it as an ideation tool for early concepts, not a substitute for a licensed architect's drawings.
What people say
A 2.3-out-of-5 Trustpilot score, drawn from just 7 reviews, is the headline number worth knowing before signing up for Maket. Reviewers describe layouts that miss basic logic — cars parked inside houses, rooms that don't connect — and credits that disappear fast, since each floor-plan generation costs 20 of the 50 free monthly credits. That's a rough contrast with Maket's own pitch of code-aware, dimensioned plans from plain-language prompts.
Professionals seem to get more out of it than homeowners hoping for a finished design. Architects and builders who treat Maket's output as a rough first pass — something to sketch fast, then refine in AutoCAD via DXF export — report more value than users expecting move-in-ready plans. The model was trained on over 65,000 floor plans and can produce several layout variations from one prompt in seconds, which is genuinely useful for early client conversations even when the geometry needs cleanup.
The Regulatory Assistant is a nice idea with a real limitation: it answers zoning questions based on PDFs a user uploads, not a live, maintained code database, so its accuracy is only as good as what's fed into it. There's no public developer API as of mid-2026, and the platform's zoning logic is built around North American codes, which limits its usefulness outside the US and Canada. At $20/month for the Plus tier — with a free tier that needs no credit card — the price is low enough to justify trying it as a concept-generation tool. Just don't expect construction-ready drawings.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
Notable facts
- Maket's AI model was trained on over 65,000 residential floor plans before its public launch.
- Co-founder and CPO Simon Vallée previously exited startups to Groupon, Figma, and Slack.
- Maket is rooted in Mila — the Montréal AI institute co-founded by Yoshua Bengio — giving it ties to one of the world's top deep-learning research ecosystems.
- The company surpassed one million registered users before closing its first institutional seed round in October 2025.
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About this listing
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