{"id":15626,"date":"2026-07-22T12:05:56","date_gmt":"2026-07-22T09:05:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/360space.ru\/tsena-3d-tura-dlia-biznesa-chto-vliiaet-na-stoimost-i-kak-sekonomit\/"},"modified":"2026-07-22T12:05:56","modified_gmt":"2026-07-22T09:05:56","slug":"tsena-3d-tura-dlia-biznesa-chto-vliiaet-na-stoimost-i-kak-sekonomit","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.360space.kz\/en\/tsena-3d-tura-dlia-biznesa-chto-vliiaet-na-stoimost-i-kak-sekonomit\/","title":{"rendered":"Price of a 3D tour for business: what affects the cost and how to save"},"content":{"rendered":"

Price of a 3D tour for business: what affects the cost and how to save<\/h1><\/p>\n
Briefly:<\/strong> The cost of a 3D tour depends on many factors, including the size of the object, detail and additional options. Understanding these nuances will help you plan your budget effectively and get a product that meets your needs. For example, for a small cafe of 50 m\u00b2 and a large factory of 10,000 m\u00b2, the price will be radically different.<\/div>\n

Wondering how much a 3D tour costs for your business? You are not alone. Many entrepreneurs want to use this technology for promotion, but are faced with the issue of pricing. In this article, we, the 360\u00b0 Space team, will tell you what the 3D tour price consists of, what factors influence it and how you can optimize your budget.<\/p>\n

Step 1: Determine the scale of the object<\/h2><\/p>\n

The first thing that directly affects the cost of a 3D tour is the size and complexity of the object. The larger the area, the number of rooms, floors, the more time is required for filming and subsequent processing. For example, shooting a small studio with an area of \u200b\u200b30 m\u00b2 will take a couple of hours, but a multi-story business center may require several days of team work.<\/p>\n

We always study the layout in detail. If this is a 600 m\u00b2 restaurant with several rooms and a kitchen, we allocate more shooting points and time for post-processing than for a small store. It is important to consider not only the total area, but also the number of individual areas that need to be shown on the tour.<\/p>\n

Step 2: Select details and additional options<\/h2><\/p>\n

A simple 3D tour includes basic panoramic navigation. But often clients require more. For example, interactive points (hotspots) with photos, videos, text or links to products. This could be a menu in a restaurant, a description of exhibits in a museum, or characteristics of a product in a showroom. The more such elements, the higher the labor costs and, accordingly, the price.<\/p>\n

Additional options such as voice acting, background music, virtual guide, integration with booking systems or e-commerce also increase the cost. We once did a tour for a hotel in Sochi, where the client wanted to add video reviews of guests directly to the panoramas of the rooms. This required additional installation and integration, which affected the final estimate.<\/p>\n

Step 3: Filming technology and equipment<\/h2><\/p>\n

There are several approaches to creating 3D tours. We use professional panoramic cameras and technologies that provide high image quality. For some projects, especially when working with interiors, where maximum accuracy and measurement capabilities are needed, we use scanners like Matterport, which create not only panoramas, but also an accurate 3D model of the space. Using equipment like the Matterport Pro3 allows you to get a more detailed model, but also requires more time for shooting and processing, which is reflected in the price.<\/p>\n

The choice of technology always depends on the client's goals. If you just need a beautiful overview, our panoramic cameras are enough. If a client from Kazan wants his construction company to be able to conduct virtual walk-throughs of the site with measurements, then Matterport is indispensable. We always select the optimal solution.<\/p>\n

Step 4: Hosting and placement of the 3D tour<\/h2><\/p>\n

After creating a tour, you need to place it somewhere. We offer several options: (1) 360\u00b0 Space cloud with high-speed servers and technical support - this is the easiest and most convenient way for most clients; (2) placement on the customer\u2019s server, if the customer has its own infrastructure and specialists for support; (3) a standalone offline version for PC or a separate assembly for a VR headset that works without the Internet. For example, we were asked to create an offline version for the exhibition so that the tour could be shown without being connected to the network.<\/p>\n

We do not use the term \u201cunlimited hosting\u201d, but we offer flexible hosting formats that allow you to choose the best option both in terms of cost and functionality. The cost of hosting a 360\u00b0 Space cloud is usually included in the plan for a certain period or paid for as an annual subscription. Hosting on the client's server or offline version is a one-time payment for assembling and transferring files.<\/p>\n

Step 5: Due Dates and Urgency<\/h2><\/p>\n

As with any service, urgency affects the price. If a project needs to be completed \u201cyesterday,\u201d this may require additional specialists or work outside of normal business hours, which will increase the cost. Planning ahead always helps save money.<\/p>\n \n \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n

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