I'm working on creating packages for tours, and wondering how others in this group are creating pricing. I'm thinking I'll base the shooting fee/setup on the number of rooms/shots, and adjust the hosting accordingly. Google Street View uploads, floor plans, dollhouse, virtual staging, flythrough videos (Zach's new service that uses AI to build a video), hot links (i.e. product details for Ecommerce), live chat, all as add-ons. For those of you doing business in multiple cities, do you keep consistent pricing across the board? For example, shooting a tour in a major city like Chicago or NYC would necessarily cost much more than in the midwest, in a more easily accessible city like Columbus Ohio or Indianapolis.

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Hi everyone! 👋 I’m currently using the Trisio 360 camera and have created around 20 virtual tours. While it's been a solid starting point, I’ve noticed the image quality doesn’t compare to what others achieve — especially those using Matterport or DSLR-stitched panoramas. I don’t sell these tours; they’re just for my own tourism portals. But I still want them to match the quality of the still photos I use — and right now, they fall short. I’m looking for a (really!) high-end 360 camera that delivers crisp, professional results without hours of manual stitching. Any recommendations? Or is Matterport already the best option out there?

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