Fix the noise.
No site visit, no $200-an-hour bill.
Neighbors through the wall, a home theater that booms, an office where nobody can hear, a studio that never sounded right. Send photos, measurements and a phone recording. Get a plan you can act on in days, at a fraction of an on-site consultant.



Sound has a shape. These rooms were designed by the people behind the platform.
Pick your problem. The diagnosis adapts to it.
Start free. Pay only for the step you need.
The $49 list counts toward the plan; the consultation and the plan both count in full toward the full design. If your project grows into a build, nothing you paid is lost.
- Reverberation by frequency band
- Room modes and problem notes
- One-line verdict on your space
- Your verdict in writing, on screen
- Exactly what to buy: brand, model, store link
- How many units, with dated prices
- Where each piece goes, wall by wall
- DIY version and finished-panel version
- Live video call, one on one
- We review your room, budget and options
- Clear next step, with prices
- Recording of the call
- Drawings: what goes where, and how much
- Materials you can buy in the US, with prices
- Speaker and seating placement
- One day of written revisions after delivery
- Complete acoustic design, isolation included
- Remote measurement protocol
- Four 1-hour video calls with your builder, every two weeks
- First delivery in 15 business days
Prices in US dollars. Secure card payment. Not sure which step fits? Start with the free diagnosis; it will tell you.
See everything each step includes →Your phone is the only instrument you need.
We tell you exactly what to measure, photograph and record. The engine does the math; a consultant reads the result.
- — $150–250 per hour plus travel
- — Two to four weeks to get a visit
- — Written report weeks later
- — Often tied to selling you their panels
- — Free verdict in minutes, $115 for an hour with a consultant
- — Plans in days, not weeks
- — Independent: we don't sell panels, we recommend what works
- — Materials you can buy at your local store
Clap once and your phone measures your room's echo
Thirty seconds, one number, and what it means. Then, if you want the full picture: a calculator that takes your room's size and surfaces and gives you reverberation per band, room modes and how much treatment you're missing, plus an open database of real materials with the source of every number.

The software does the math. People who have built rooms read the result.
Acustega was started by an acoustic consultant who has designed and built more than 100 studios and commercial spaces across nine countries. What the platform knows came from those rooms, not from a textbook. Based in Miami, working across the US.
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