| Made by | Maket Technologies |
|---|---|
| Category | Design and BIM |
| Best for | Architects, Developers |
| Platforms | Web |
| Pricing | Freemium. Free plan with one-time credits (no downloadable exports). Paid monthly or annual plans (Homeowner, Pro) with monthly credits, and a custom Scale plan. |
| Facts last checked | 12 November 2026 |
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What can Maket do for AEC teams?
| Task | How it helps, and the check |
|---|---|
| Early layout options | Generates several residential floor plan options from a room list, target area and house shape, as starting points for the architect to develop. |
| Reworking an existing plan | Upload an existing plan and edit it by chat or on the canvas to test alternatives. Check dimensions against the original drawing. |
| Client conversations | Furnished layouts and 3D renders help homeowners understand options early. Label them as concept images, not final designs. |
| Hand-off to CAD | Paid plans export DXF, so a chosen option can be developed in your CAD or BIM software. Recheck every dimension after import. |
Strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Fast residential layout options from a plain-language brief.
- Editing by chat as well as directly on the plan.
- DXF export (paid plans) for hand-off to CAD.
- A free plan to try it before paying.
Limitations
- Maket's terms say it does not verify building code compliance, zoning restrictions or permit requirements.
- Built for home design; Maket describes itself as an AI home design studio, so other building types are not its focus.
- Exports are only on paid plans.
- Your inputs and outputs may be used to train Maket's AI (see data below).
What happens to your data?
- Maket's terms say you own your data and the AI outputs you generate, to the extent the law in your country allows.
- Its terms and privacy policy allow Maket to use your inputs and outputs to train its AI systems; its privacy policy says it anonymises inputs first but cannot guarantee perfect anonymisation.
- Maket says it is not a permanent storage service, so export outputs you want to keep. Avoid entering client personal data, in line with the DPDP Act, 2023.
CloudBrain’s view
Useful for quick residential layout options in early design and client conversations. Treat every plan as a starting point: develop it in your own CAD or BIM tool, and check it against the local bye-laws and the National Building Code before it goes anywhere.
What is Maket?
Maket is a browser-based AI design tool for homes. You describe your requirements, such as rooms, a target area and the house shape, and it generates floor plans. You can then edit them by chat or directly on the plan, see furnished layouts and create 3D renders. It is made by Maket Technologies, based in Montréal, Canada.
How do architects use Maket?
- Early options: generating several layout ideas for a house before committing to one.
- Client meetings: showing a homeowner furnished layouts and renders to agree a direction.
- Testing changes: uploading an existing plan and trying variations quickly.
It works best as a sketching partner. The architect still decides what works on the site, for the client and under the rules.
What should you check before using Maket on projects?
- Bye-laws. Check FAR, ground coverage, setbacks, heights and egress for your authority. Maket doesn't. Our guide to automating FAR, setback and egress checks explains how to verify these.
- Dimensions and areas. Recheck every dimension and room area after export, against your own drawing standards.
- Data. Read Maket's data terms before uploading client plans, and leave out client personal details.
How does Maket compare with generative design?
Maket generates plausible layouts from a brief, which is different from generative design, which optimises options against measurable goals and constraints you define. Our article on generative design vs. AI floor plans explains when to use each. CloudBrain's own aecoviz includes Floor Plan Studio, which produces editable plans with coverage, FAR and egress checks. Disclosure: aecoviz is made by CloudBrain.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Maket check Indian bye-laws?
- No. Maket's terms say it does not verify building code compliance, zoning restrictions or permit requirements. An architect must check every plan against the local authority's bye-laws and the National Building Code.
Can I export Maket plans to AutoCAD?
- Paid plans export DXF, which CAD software can open. The free plan doesn't include downloadable exports. Recheck dimensions after importing.
Who owns the floor plans Maket generates?
- Maket's terms say you own the AI outputs you generate, to the extent the law in your country allows. Its terms also allow Maket to use inputs and outputs to train its AI and to show examples in its marketing.
Sources (checked 12 November 2026)
- Maket (Maket Technologies) (opens in a new tab)
- Maket pricing (opens in a new tab)
- Maket terms and conditions (opens in a new tab)
- Maket privacy policy (opens in a new tab)
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