How much does a 360 virtual tour cost?
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Prices by number of areas
| Areas captured | Price |
|---|---|
| 1–5 | £550 |
| 6–10 | £1,050 |
| 11–15 | £1,500 |
| 16–20 | £1,900 |
| 21–25 | £2,250 |
| 26+ | Please enquire |
Each price indicates the top of its range, with a £550 minimum call out charge.
Hosting is £240 a year, which keeps your tour online and shareable.
What affects the price
An area is any space people would want to see and you want to show: a bedroom, the bar, the dining room, the function rooms, the grounds. The more areas, the longer the shoot and the edit. Travel up to 15 miles is included.
360° photography, 360° video, or both
360° photography is how most tours start. 360° video is priced the same way, by the number of areas. In each area I pause, so viewers have time to take a good look around.
Video captures sound as well as the scenery, which tells a viewer about the surfaces being walked on. It suits particular moments, such as walking up an aisle or along a garden path.
One thing to know. 360° video is recorded as I move through an area, so it captures a realistic, continuous view rather than a series of carefully composed still images. Background sounds are recorded too, and the camera angle can occasionally be less than perfect as I walk. I'll explain these characteristics before we decide whether video is right for your project.
Gardens and grounds can go on for as long as you like: one manor garden tour I filmed runs for over sixteen minutes. For longer videos like that, I price by the minute, at £250 a minute. A minute of video usually covers about the same ground as three photos, so it works out a little less.
What you get
A finished 360° tour you review and approve before it goes live, ready to share on your website, Google Business Profile, with booking agents and on social media.