Omg you have to try PromeAI Pro Plan Monthly! Its fantastic for glass reflections. Check out their YouTube tutorials for quick setup tips!

• Super easy interface
• Amazing material presets

Had a moment to think about this more and honestly, you might want to consider the data security aspect before uploading client specs to any random site. I had a rough experience last year where I burned through a huge budget on a specialized architectural AI only to realize the glass it generated was basically just a blue gradient. It was a mess. If you are trying to keep costs down while hitting that Friday deadline, here is what I have found works for technical accuracy:

• Make sure to check out Leonardo.ai PhotoReal v2 Model as it allows for much more control over camera specs like focal length and aperture, which usually grounds the lighting better than MJ. It has a decent free tier for testing too.
• Be careful with the high-res label. Most generators fake it with sharpening. I would suggest getting a base image you like and then using Magnific AI High-Resolution Upscaler for a single month to handle the actual texture upscaling. It is the only tool I have seen that does not mess up the geometry of window frames.
• Keep an eye on your public vs private toggle in the settings. Most budget plans default to public, which is a major reliability concern for professional builds. I usually start with the free daily credits on Leonardo just to test the prompt logic before spending real money. It helps avoid that panic when the credits run out and you still havent nailed the look. Just my two cents tho.

Re: "Had a moment to think about this more..."

• I get the security concern, but focusing too much on that instead of raw reliability is a trap! This whole situation actually reminds me of my buddy Dave who had a massive pitch for a high-rise downtown.
• He spent three whole days trying to set up a secure local server because he was paranoid about leaks!
• The hardware ended up overheating on Thursday night, and his entire house smelled like burnt plastic, it was absolutely wild!
• We had to stay up until 4 AM drinking terrible coffee, just trying to salvage his files while his cat kept stepping on the power strip!
• In the end, he had to present basic hand sketches, which actually went surprisingly well but man, the stress was just unreal!

Honestly, I went through the same panic last month with a backyard project. I've been so satisfied with Adobe Firefly Image 3 Model lately because the lighting feels way more grounded than those early MJ versions. It handles the sun reflections on glass surfaces like a pro without a ton of tweaking... If you want something specifically built for architecture tho, check these out:

• Evolve Lab Veras AI Rendering Plugin works inside Revit or Rhino and is basically a lifesaver for realistic textures.
• LookX AI Architecture Model is another one that understands building materials way better than general AI. Firefly has been my go-to for quick renders and I've had no complaints so far. It is way easier to get into compared to the headache of setting up Stable Diffusion. You're gonna nail that Austin pitch if you give one of these a shot. Let me know if you need any help with specific prompts!