No. Every image Plotpane exports on a plan is clean — no burned-in watermark, Starter through Agency. We don't put a 'Plotpane' badge on your photo and we don't wrap your luxury listing hero in an attribution tag. You paid for the render; the export belongs to your listing.
Two exceptions, both in your control. The 3 free renders every new account gets carry a small Plotpane mark in the corner — any plan removes it. And there's an optional visible 'Virtually Staged' label you can switch on per render if your board, or your own policy, wants the disclosure printed on the image; it's off unless you ask for it.
For compliance, MLS virtual-staging disclosure is a listing-side obligation — you add a line to your MLS remarks such as 'Photos include virtually staged rooms.' Plotpane writes an invisible XMP metadata flag onto every staged export so your Lightroom catalog, due-diligence tools, and photo archive carry the virtual-staging record with the file. Nothing visible, nothing that shows on Zillow, nothing a buyer will ever see.
How disclosure actually works
- Add a one-line disclosure in your MLS remarks for virtually staged rooms
- Plotpane's XMP metadata flag travels invisibly with the file
- No burned-in watermark on any export, on any plan
- Optional visible 'Virtually Staged' label, off by default, chosen per render
- Exports ship clean for MLS, Zillow, Compass, Sotheby's, Airbnb, print brochures