Medium Organization
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Ideal for an organization with 2-3 apparatus bays or 2-3 rooms.
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20 Tags for photography, video, or information
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Includes hosting for 1 year
*** Photography, logo, & information provided by the Organization
Large Organization
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Ideal for an organization with 4 and up apparatus bays or 4 and up rooms.
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40 Tags for photography, video, or information
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Includes hosting for 1 year
*** Photography, logo, & information provided by the Organization
Photography
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Ideal for capturing apparatus, daily activities, and events
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3 hrs photo shoot
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40 images
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Online gallery
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Commercial Use + Lifetime Licensing
*** Photography, logo, & information provided by the Organization
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FAQ
your questions answered
what is a virtual tour?
A virtual tour is a simulation of an existing location. Viewers are able to walk through the space as if they were really in the location.
what are Mattertags?
Mattertags are the little circles in the virtual tour. The Mattertags are used to communicate additional information about the space. which can be done by adding photography, videos, text, or links.
What makes a virtual tour special?
A virtual tour allows you to keep your establishment open 24 hours 7 Days a week. Also, there are certain things that a “virtual” visitor can do that an in-person can't. For example, an in-person can't climb on the ladder truck and view down the center of the aerial ladder where a “virtual” visitor can.
how long does it take to create a virtual tour?
The time it takes to create a virtual tour depends on the size of a space. A 1 -3 room space normally takes 2 hours to create.
How does the public access the virtual tour?
Viewers can access the virtual tour from your website which would be showcased on your organization's website.
How do I get my space prepared for a virtual tour?
Before recording please make sure the space is clean and all proprietary information is covered. Also once recording starts nothing in the space can move so if recording an apparatus bay the ideal time is when calls are normally at their lowest volume.
