The operating system for interior design studios.
Interior design project management software for studios. From first selection to final invoice, run every project in one place.
Swipe to see the studio overview, selections, and RCP Studio.
Save it once. Keep every detail.
Save products from any vendor. Images, links, pricing, suppliers, and notes stay with the project.
- Clip from any store
- Organize by room
- Track every decision
Build the room in one place.
Build project mood boards from saved products, materials, and references.
- Saved products
- Material references
- Project-specific boards
Draw the plan where the project lives.
Place fixtures, connect circuits, validate the plan, and export a dimensioned PDF.
- Place fixtures and switches
- Connect and validate circuits
- Export a dimensioned PDF
Keep the schedule, documents, and money with the job.
Schedules, documents, proposals, and invoices stay with the project.
Interior design project management software, without the handoffs.
Keep the whole job moving without losing the thread. NYA connects sourcing, visual decisions, project planning, client approval, and billing to one project record instead of making the studio rebuild that record in every tool.
Source
Save products from vendor sites once, keep their details, and organize every selection by project and room.
Shape
Build mood boards from connected selections, then share a clear client view without duplicating the working data.
Plan
Coordinate schedules, tasks, files, and reflected ceiling plans where the room and its decisions already live.
Deliver
Carry approvals into proposals, invoices, install information, and closeout without reconstructing the project history.
For an overview of the workflows and flat-per-firm model, see NYA for interior design studios. If drawings are the missing handoff, start with the guide to reflected ceiling plans.
Studios evaluating client decisions can compare interior design client portal software. Every public pricing and comparison page follows the documented NYA research methodology.
Questions before you start.
What studios ask before moving a live project into NYA.
- What can I manage in NYA?
- NYA keeps selections, mood boards, schedules, drawings, proposals, invoices, files, and client decisions connected to the project they belong to.
- Can I save products from vendor websites?
- Yes. Save products from any vendor and keep the image, source link, price, supplier, room, status, and project notes together.
- How do I share work with clients?
- You send a link. Clients open it in any browser with no account, no password, and no app, then approve or decline each selection or ask a question about it. Every link is named, scoped to what that person should see, and can be revoked at any time.
- Can clients approve selections without creating an account?
- Yes. A NYA portal link opens without a login, and each selection can be approved, declined, or questioned from a phone. Because one link holds one answer, sending each decision-maker their own link keeps both verdicts when a couple disagrees, instead of the later click overwriting the earlier one.
- Can I create reflected ceiling plans in NYA?
- Yes. RCP Studio lets you place fixtures and switches, connect circuits, validate the plan, and export a dimensioned PDF from the same project workspace.
- Does NYA replace my accounting software?
- No. NYA handles the client and project workflow around proposals, invoices, and payments while your books stay in accounting software such as QuickBooks or Xero.
- How much does NYA cost?
- Solo is $49 a month for one designer, Studio is $129 for up to five people, and Firm is $299 for unlimited studio seats. The tiers are flat — there is no per-seat charge inside a tier — client and collaborator seats are always unlimited, and there is no minimum term.
- Is NYA an alternative to Houzz Pro?
- For running projects, yes: proposals, selections, client approvals, invoices, and ceiling plans. Houzz Pro is the better choice if you want its lead-generation marketplace, because NYA does not sell leads. On price, NYA is $49–$299 a month in flat team tiers with no minimum term, while Houzz Pro publishes Pro at $249 a month plus $60 per extra user and states a 12-month minimum contract.
- What is the cheapest interior design software?
- Planify, at $29.99 a month flat or $24.49 billed annually — though it covers less, describing no CRM, accounting, or invoicing features. NYA is $129 a month for a five-person studio with the whole lead-to-payment workflow included. We publish every vendor's current price, dated and sourced, in our interior design software pricing guide.
Give your next project one place to live.
Selections, schedules, drawings, proposals, and invoices—together in NYA.