Packages
Three ways to shoot a space, and one price for each job
Every space is a different number of points, so we quote rather than publish a price list. What does not change is what you get: the tour published, the embed for your site and the full-resolution images, yours to keep.
Pick the shape that fits the space
These are the three shapes most jobs land on. If yours sits between two of them, say so and we will quote what the space actually needs.
One point
For a single room that does the selling on its own: a dining room, a showroom floor, a sanctuary.
- One 360° photosphere, HDR, over 100 megapixels
- Published to Google Maps
- Embed code sent to your webmaster for your own site
- Full-resolution image delivered to you
- Full copyright transferred to you
Connected tour
Around three spheres linked into a walk-through, so a visitor can move through the space rather than stand in one spot.
- Roughly three 360° photo spheres
- Connected into one navigable tour
- Published to Google Maps
- Embed code sent to your webmaster for your own site
- All full-resolution images delivered to you
- Full copyright transferred to you
Five to seven points
A whole property covered properly, plus the extra publishing that gets the tour in front of more people.
- Five to seven 360° photo spheres
- Connected into one navigable tour
- Published to Google Maps
- Submitted to your Google Business Profile
- A panorama prepared for your social pages
- Submitted to virtual tour directories for extra exposure
- Embed code and all full-resolution images
- Full copyright transferred to you
Larger properties, multi-site groups, aerial work and event-day coverage are quoted individually. Call us and describe the job.
Every package
What comes with all of them
No recurring fee
No subscription, no hosting charge and no license to renew. The Google tour lives with your listing indefinitely.
Full copyright
Every image we create for you becomes yours. Website, print, social, listing sheets. No permission needed.
Faces blurred
Anyone who appears in a published tour is blurred. Or we shoot outside your hours so nobody is in frame at all.
You pick the points
We suggest a set based on the space. You confirm it before we start, and anything you would rather not show is not photographed.
What moves the number
Four things, mostly:
- How many points the tour needs. This is the big one, and it is usually fewer than owners expect. A restaurant is often well covered by three or four spheres; a hotel with six room types is not.
- The size and complexity of the space. Multi-floor buildings, very large rooms and anything with difficult lighting take longer both on site and afterwards.
- Whether aerial work is involved. An aerial sphere is a separate piece of equipment, a separate set of considerations and sometimes a separate authorization.
- Timing. Shooting outside your business hours is normal and we build it in. Shooting on a specific date that is not negotiable sometimes costs more to schedule.
How to get a number quickly
Tell us what the space is, roughly how big it is, and what you want a visitor to see before they contact you. That is enough for us to suggest a set of points and quote it. If it is easier to talk it through, Call us.
If you are weighing this up against doing it yourself or against a subscription-based platform, the FAQ covers both of those honestly.
Tell us about the space
A few sentences is enough. We will come back with a suggested set of points and a price for the job.