Show clients the space before you build it.
Your drawing makes sense to you. To the client it is lines. Upload it once and send them a link: they open it in any browser, spin the house, walk the rooms at eye height and stand in the kitchen at golden hour. No software, no account on their side.
Who uses it this way
- Remodelers and basement finishers: the client sees the finished basement, the window wells and where the bathroom door swings before the framing goes up, and tells you what to change while it is still cheap.
- Builders and new-home sales: a buyer choosing a lot walks the plan the same evening; every plan in the set gets its own link.
- Agents: a listing floor plan becomes a walkthrough buyers can send each other; the link carries your listing.
- Designers and architects: a quick 3D read of a plan for a client meeting, changed by asking during the meeting.
How it works for a client project
- Upload the plan (PDF, image or photo). The first read is free and takes a few minutes; you see the dollhouse and anything the reader could not make out.
- Build it: $29, once, for that home. Every room is checked against the drawing; the walk-through, the photoreal 360° views at four times of day and changes by asking open up.
- Share: set the plan to "anyone with the link" and send it. The client walks it; you make the changes they ask for, or make a copy to show an option.
Pricing for pros
The same $29 a home as everyone else, everything included, no subscription and no credits to manage. Not right? Refund yourself from the plan page within 48 hours.
See one
- Laporte House: 9 rooms, 11 views to stand in
- 2037 Vista Lane: 10 rooms, 9 views to stand in
- Two-storey house: 6 rooms, 2 floors, 11 views to stand in