360° virtual toursfor every kind of business.
Each industry uses the tour differently: a menu on the tables, a rate in the room, a test drive on the lot. Pick yours and step into its demo.
Restaurants
Guests walk the dining room, open the menu from the tables and book on WhatsApp.See the industry pageHotels
Guests see the exact room, the common areas and the view before booking.See the industry pageReal estate
Buyers walk through each property on their phone and request a visit only if it fits.See the industry pageCar dealerships
Customers walk the lot, compare cars with prices and book their test drive.See the industry pageCar rental
Customers see the fleet and the inside of the car before booking, with daily rates.See the industry pageGyms
Prospects see the space, the equipment and the plans before asking for a trial class.See the industry pageAuto repair shops
Customers see the workshop, check services with prices and book a slot without calling.See the industry pageFurniture stores
Customers walk the showroom room by room, tap each piece and see price and dimensions.See the industry pageClothing stores
Customers walk the store, tap the garments and see size, price and stock.See the industry pagePhone stores
Customers see the devices with price and stock, and book the repair without calling.See the industry pageRetail
Any store with shelves: customers walk, tap the products and buy on WhatsApp.See the industry page
A 360° virtual tour for every industry
A 360° virtual tour is an interactive visit to your premises made of panoramic photos: the customer opens it in their phone's browser, looks around, moves from one space to the next and taps points that show products with prices, open WhatsApp or request a booking or a quote. The base is the same for everyone; what changes from one industry to another is what gets photographed and what each point does.
In a restaurant the points open the menu and the table booking; in a hotel, each room's rate; in real estate, the price and the visit to the property; in a dealership, the car's details and the test drive. Clothing stores, phone stores and furniture stores use smart shelves connected to the catalog, with current price and stock.
Each industry page explains which scenes are worth photographing, which interactive points are used and what it costs, with an example on a specific plan, and links to a fictitious demo you can walk through. Every account starts free for 3 months.