Matterport 3D capture

Matterport 3D virtual tours for listings, properties, and project records.

Create a polished, immersive walkthrough buyers and stakeholders can explore from anywhere—then pair it with drone, photography, video, thermal, or report-ready documentation.

Technician conducting indoor thermal and spatial documentation beside a tripod-mounted 3D capture system
Representative service visual. Final capture plan and deliverables depend on the property, access, weather, and project scope.
Immersive property access

Let prospects and project teams walk the space from anywhere.

A Matterport 3D virtual tour creates an intuitive, room-by-room experience that helps buyers, tenants, owners, contractors, and stakeholders understand layout and condition before an in-person visit.

  • Residential and commercial listing tours
  • Rental, hospitality, and leasing walkthroughs
  • Construction, renovation, and restoration records
  • Facility, insurance, and property-management documentation
  • Optional aerial, still-photo, video, and report add-ons
Typical deliverables

A shareable digital property experience

Scope options can include a hosted 3D walkthrough, dollhouse and floor-by-floor views, highlight stills, room labels, guided tour points, and floor-plan outputs where supported by the selected Matterport package.

Pair it with drone: combine the interior walkthrough with aerial photography, property-context video, roof/exterior documentation, or mapping-support visuals.

What to send for an accurate scope.

  • Property address, approximate square footage, and number of levels
  • Occupied or vacant status and access contact
  • Marketing, documentation, construction, or restoration purpose
  • Desired hosting period, floor-plan needs, and delivery deadline
  • Any requested aerial photography, video, thermal, or reporting add-ons

Matterport is a trademark of Matterport, Inc. References describe the requested capture and hosting platform and do not imply endorsement. Virtual tours, schematic floor plans, and extracted measurements are documentation and marketing tools; they are not survey-grade or architectural record drawings unless separately verified by the appropriate licensed professional.