What a 3D tour does for your kind of business.
Your customers compare you on Google before they ever walk in. Find your industry below - and see a real tour we've published, not a promise.
The menu says what you cook. The tour says whether it's their kind of night.
People pick where to eat on Google Maps - two reviews, a scroll through photos, done. A walk-through shows the booth they'll actually sit in, the bar, the patio, how loud the room feels. That's the part photos can't settle.
Nobody signs up for a gym they've never seen.
The first visit is the hurdle - walking into an unknown gym is intimidating, so most people simply don't. A 3D tour lets them walk the floor from their couch: the racks, the turf, the showers, how much room there actually is between machines.
Works the same for yoga and pilates studios, CrossFit boxes and martial-arts gyms - anywhere "what's it like in there?" is the question that stops a sign-up.
Clean, bright and current - prove it before the first appointment.
In this business the space is the trust signal. A tour answers the questions new clients actually have: is it clean, is it dated, will I feel comfortable there for an hour?
Suite operators get a second win: stylists deciding where to rent walk the suites online first - this exact tour rents chairs.
Guests book what they can walk through.
Every OTA listing has the same wide-angle room photos - a tour is proof. Guests check the actual room, the lobby, the distance to the pool. Independent hotels and B&Bs use it to compete with chains on the thing they win at: character. See how we scanned two hotels for a Choice Hotels project.
For wedding and event venues it's even more direct: couples and planners shortlist from screens, often from another state. If they can't walk it online, you're not on the shortlist.
Let them browse the floor before they drive across town.
A showroom wins the moment people see how much is actually on the floor. Furniture, kitchens, windows, bikes, bridal - "do they have enough worth the trip?" gets answered in the tour, and the visit that follows is a buying visit.
New patients decide the night before - on your Google profile.
Choosing a dentist, chiropractor or vet is a trust decision, and unfamiliarity is why people put it off. A tour of the reception, the rooms and the equipment makes the first visit feel like the second one.
It also quietly answers practical questions - parking, accessibility, whether kids have somewhere to sit.
Event bookings start with "can I see the space?"
Clubhouses, escape rooms, arcades, galleries - a big part of the business is private events, and every planner asks for a walk-through before committing. Send the link instead of scheduling six site visits.
It works the same way for all of them.
One Matterport Pro3 scan of your space - published to your Google Business Profile and Street View, embedded on your website, yours with no monthly fee. The whole process, step by step.
We scan around your hours
Two to five hours on site for a typical space - before you open or after you close.
You approve the tour
You see it first. Anything you don't want shown gets trimmed or blurred.
Live on Google in days
Published to Maps, Search and Street View - and delivered as an embed for your own site.
Good to know.
How much does a virtual tour for my business cost?
Pricing is based on the size of your space and starts at $95. A typical shop, salon or restaurant lands between $95 and $250 - you can see your exact number in 30 seconds with the calculator on our Google Maps page.
Do virtual tours actually increase bookings and walk-ins?
Google's own data shows Business Profiles with photos and a tour get 42% more requests for directions and 35% more website clicks. A tour also keeps people on your listing longer than photos alone. No one can promise you a queue at the door - but your listing works measurably harder. The full marketing case, with the numbers behind it.
What types of businesses benefit most from a 3D tour?
Any business where the space itself helps sell: restaurants, gyms, salons, hotels, venues, showrooms, clinics. If customers compare you to a competitor online before choosing, the tour is often the difference.
Can you scan my business outside of opening hours?
Yes - early mornings, after close or on a closed day. A typical storefront takes two to five hours on site, and we work around your schedule so business isn't disrupted.
Will the tour appear on Google Maps and on my own website?
Both. We publish it to your Google Business Profile and Street View, and you get the same tour as a link and embed code for your website and social profiles. Publishing to Google has no recurring fee; hosting the interactive tour for your own website is $50 per year.
Ready to put your space on the map?
Tell us about your venue and we'll get you a quote and a scan window.
No pressure, no obligation.