How 360 Tours Differ

Simply put, a 360 virtual tour is a way to visualize something without physically being there. We encounter them all the time—a simple slideshow, a pair of shoes rotating on a screen. Since the early days of internet marketing, I’ve been dedicated to bringing experiences to life without the need for physical presence.

In 2013, I created a virtual tour of Ken Austin’s car collection—an experience that, even today, remains captivating and immersive  Ken Austin’s car collection . I’ve showcased a portable dentist chair designed for use in third-world countries Portable Dentist Chair and even brought simple figurines to life through digital visualization  figurines  —all long before the name “Matterport” even existed.

For our purposes, let’s focus on 360 virtual tours within the real estate industry. It’s important to understand that “Matterport” is just one brand of 360 virtual tours. It’s a name, not a category, and not all 360 tours are Matterport—nor are all Matterport tours created equal. Far from it.

To clarify the differences, I’ll outline various types of 360 tours along with examples of each. These are just a few of the many variations available. We can provide nearly any format desired, with costs varying based on the time required. My goal here is to highlight the versatility of these tours, empower our clients to offer something unique, and most importantly, help you better understand what you’re asking for when you say, “I need a virtual tour.”

It’s also important to note: none of what we’re discussing here is a video.

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Matterport

Matterport, automated

Krpano auto rotate and auto advance

Krpano HotSpot Navigation

3D Vista with floorplan  (requires Floorplan)

3D Vista with sidebar

3dvista with sidebar and photo gallery

Ken Austin’s car collection, Krpano with extensive XML markup and embedded 360 tours and galleries (not what you would order for your average home)

Also Zillow 360 tours and Ricoh 360 tours. I have been doing 360 Virtual Tours for 9 years, it’s nice to see the industry catching up.