Capture and interface are separate choices
A photographic 360-degree tour can show multiple rooms, videos, product information and contact links. These interactions come from the software and interface; they do not, on their own, require a 3D scan.
Both let people look around your venue online. They do not let them do the same things. Here is what separates them, and how to choose.
| 360° tour | 3D tour | |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | Linked panoramic photographs | Spatial representation from depth data or reconstruction |
| Navigation | Movement between capture positions | Navigation depends on the engine and captured data |
| Plans and measurements | Illustrated plans are possible; a photograph alone does not establish measurements | Possible depending on capture, software and achieved accuracy |
| Interaction | Hotspots, media, information cards and booking links are possible | The web interface can add the same features |
| Choice | Show spaces through a panoramic journey | Address a specific spatial requirement, verified in a demonstration |
A photographic 360-degree tour can show multiple rooms, videos, product information and contact links. These interactions come from the software and interface; they do not, on their own, require a 3D scan.
Ask for a mobile demonstration and a quotation covering capture, navigation, rights, hosting and integrations. Verify plans and measurements for their intended use. A WhatsApp request still needs confirmation by the venue.
Pricing is quoted for the venue, pages, languages and integrations. Recurring fees and options must be specified before approval.
Timing depends on scope, access and content approval. A delivery date is agreed in the quotation.
Image rights, source files, hosting and portfolio use must be agreed in the quotation and contract before production.

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