Made for your organisation
A virtual tour of your shop
Where is the department I need? What does the shop look like, and where can I ask for advice? A virtual shop tour lets customers look around in advance, from a large pet store to an optician with separate examination rooms.

A selection of our work
Shops with different layouts
Compare Jumper’s large departments with the shop and examination rooms at Van der Leeuw Optiek.
Jumper: search a large shop by department
The Jumper store in Almelo shows departments, shelves and brands in 360 degrees. An added search function takes visitors to a product group or brand, so they can explore a relevant area without going down every aisle.
Search needs agreed terms and destinations. You can maintain the explanation for a department yourself in the client portal: text, regular photos, videos and links. Changes to the search function are agreed separately. A rearranged department may need new 360-degree images. Finding a product in the tour does not confirm current stock.
Van der Leeuw: show the spaces behind the advice
At Van der Leeuw Optiek in Delft, the walkthrough goes beyond frames. Customers see reception, glasses and sunglasses, the contact lens department and rooms for measurements and examinations.
That requires a different selection from a large retail store. Visitors may want to understand where an appointment takes place and which rooms belong to the practice. We connect selected departments and give them recognisable menu names.
Several stores, each with its own layout
The tours of Jumper Den Bosch and Almelo show the actual layout of each shop. For a chain, we agree a consistent presentation while departments and routes vary by location.
Place each walkthrough on the relevant store page. Customers checking an address can look inside there too. Keep opening hours, prices and availability in your existing store information.
Prepare the store for photography
Choose a time when aisles are clear and selected displays are ready. Check temporary promotions, price labels and visible customer information. For an operating shop, we agree how to keep visitors out of the images.
Include the number of stores, key departments and any search requirements in your enquiry. These shape the photography and production proposal. You can later edit the text and additional media for each department yourself in the client portal. New 360-degree images and additional search features are discussed as separate work.
More examples from our work
Jumper Dordrecht provides another retail example: visitors can explore the aisles and understand the shop layout.
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.


