Add walkable property tours without rebuilding your business.
Use Gaussian splatting as a premium media package: capture the property, publish a guided browser-based walkthrough, hand the agent a link, and report what viewers did.
What you hand to the agent
- Core media
- Photos, exterior/drone context, and listing-ready thumbnails.
- Tour link
- Hosted walkthrough with room stops, labels, and property CTA.
- Support
- Revision window for staging, labels, copy, and handoff changes.
- Report
- Tour views, CTA clicks, and first-week engagement summary.
Sell the outcome agents understand
Most agents do not buy Gaussian splatting because the technique sounds advanced. They buy a stronger listing presentation, fewer dead-end showings, and a better way to win premium clients.
Agent pitch
Give buyers a walkable property tour they can open in the browser, then use the tour analytics to see which listings and CTAs are getting attention.
Client handoff
- Hosted tour URL with room waypoints and property CTA.
- Short list of guided stops for MLS, email, and social sharing.
- Optional analytics note after the first week of traffic.
Proof of value
- Tour views and CTA clicks.
- Demo opens from listing pages and blog content.
- Which pages turn visitors into active users and paying customers.
Build tiers around time, hosting, and guidance
| Tier | Good for | Deliverables |
|---|---|---|
| Photo plus tour add-on | Occupied homes and budget-conscious agents | Photos, short capture, hosted tour, 5 guided stops, agent CTA. |
| Premium listing package | High-value residential listings | Photos, drone or exterior media, splat tour, hotspots, floor plan context, analytics note. |
| Developer package | Model units and sales galleries | Guided tour, amenity or unit context, branded handoff, embed support, monthly reporting. |
| Agency retainer | Teams with recurring listings | Capture planning, tour publishing, updates, hosting, analytics review, and package improvements. |
Capture details that protect the final tour
A strong splat starts before upload. The same questions show up in capture discussions: gear choice, camera path, lighting, mirrors, windows, and whether mobile viewers can handle the result.
Before capture
- Open blinds only when window glare can be controlled.
- Remove loose clutter that will create distracting artifacts.
- Plan the path so each doorway and room transition has overlap.
During capture
- Move slowly and keep exposure stable.
- Circle features agents will call out later.
- Avoid quick pans, blank walls without texture, and reflective dead zones.
After capture
- Check mobile performance before sending the link.
- Add room names and a guided route.
- Include a direct contact or listing CTA in the published tour.
Charge for the business result and the operating load
The tour price should account for capture time, processing, authoring, revisions, hosting, analytics, and client support. A low-margin novelty add-on will be hard to defend.
| Cost driver | How to explain it |
|---|---|
| Capture time | The walkthrough needs a planned path, controlled movement, and extra coverage. |
| Processing | The scene must be generated, reviewed, and optimized for browser viewing. |
| Tour authoring | Waypoints, labels, hotspots, floor plan context, and CTA placement create buyer clarity. |
| Hosting and analytics | The agent gets a live link plus reporting instead of a one-time file transfer. |
| Revisions | Price a revision window when staging, room labels, or listing copy may change. |
Start with one listing package
Pick a listing that needs spatial confidence, run one capture, publish a guided tour, and show the agent the viewer plus first-week activity.