Made for your organisation
A virtual tour of your office
A customer is coming for a meeting. An applicant wants to see where they might work. A prospective tenant is considering the space. A virtual office tour starts with that question: who will explore it, and what should they be able to discover?
A selection of our work
Three different workplaces
Explore the offices of Ecorus, Infor Utrecht and AutoImportService.com. Each tour presents different working and reception areas.
Ecorus: show how the workplace fits together
The Ecorus tour connects open workstations with informal meeting areas and quiet corners. Visitors see how different ways of working have a place within the same office.
For recruitment, show more than the most attractive meeting room. Include places a new colleague would use each day. You can place the walkthrough alongside a vacancy or on your careers page.
Infor: add an explanation at reception
At Infor Utrecht, the tour includes the lobby, work areas, Client Center and Catharijne meeting room. A menu lets visitors open the relevant department directly.
A presenter appears in the lobby. This video was filmed using a green screen and incorporated into the walkthrough. It is a separately produced addition, useful when a welcome or explanation belongs at a particular point.
Letting space needs a different brief
In a multi-tenant building, distinguish the shared entrance and facilities from individual units. Decide which areas can be shown publicly and who will check the presentation on behalf of occupants.
For lettings, identify the space the tour represents. Availability, floor area, terms and possible layouts belong in current property information. A new tenant or refurbishment may require updated images.
Keep confidential work information out of view
Check desks, screens and whiteboards before photography. Remove visible personal data, documents and access information. Agree which rooms will be free and who will provide access.
Include the building, departments and intended use in your enquiry. We shape the route and any additional explanations around them, agreeing the scope of photography, production and later updates.
An estimate for your project
What does a virtual tour cost?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.
Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.