Casa vs. Mydoma
Mydoma alternatives for interior designers
Choose Casa when you want to get from supplier information to a finished schedule at a lower subscription cost. Bring your project files, build the product library and export the client package.
Three reasons to choose Casa.
| What matters | Casa | Mydoma |
|---|---|---|
| A lower starting subscription. | Casa Pro is $29 per user per month. Try it free for 30 days before committing. | Mydoma lists $58 per user per month when paid yearly, plus a $450 onboarding fee for new accounts. |
| Bring the whole sourcing pile. | Import supplier PDFs, spreadsheets and batches of URLs. Casa extracts product details so you can review the schedule instead of retyping the source material. | Mydoma documents product capture through its mobile app and web clipper, with a reusable catalog and procurement tracking. |
| Keep your studio’s presentation workflow. | Export editable InDesign files, Excel schedules and product-image packs. Build the final presentation in the tools your team knows. | Mydoma’s Design Boards focus on visual layouts, linked products and client feedback through its portal and sharing tools. |
Mydoma is worth considering if its client portal, design boards and QuickBooks connection are central to your process. Choose Casa for lower-cost FF&E preparation and editable exports.
Before you switch.
Is Casa cheaper than Mydoma?
The published starting subscription is lower: Casa is $29 per user per month; Mydoma lists $58 per user per month with annual billing. The products differ in scope, and Mydoma also lists paid onboarding.
Can I bring existing project information into Casa?
You can import PDFs, spreadsheets and product URLs. Test a representative project during the trial and check the extracted details. This is not a promise to transfer every Mydoma record or client conversation.
Try it with your own project.
Import a few products. Review the details. Export a schedule.
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