Pricing Based on Scenes.
Not Units.

From USD 499/month

Managed RegalScene

RegalScene creates and configures your scenes, mapping and publishing. Your team runs the sales operation through the finished experience — inventory, availability, leads, campaigns and agency distribution stay in your hands.

What counts as a scene?

One authored, interactive view: a location map, a master plan, a building view, each 360° viewpoint, a floor plan, a Shared Floor. Another angle of the same building or another 360° viewpoint is simply another scene.

Do you charge by number of units?

No. A scene is one scene whether it presents 50 units or 1,500. Inventory size never sets your subscription — there are no per-unit fees and no inventory bands.

How does Shared Floor pricing work?

One physical Shared Floor visual counts as one scene. RegalScene maps each floor's own units, availability and data onto that single authored layout.

What if 30 floors reuse one Shared Floor?

Still one scene. The mapping effort across many floors can affect one-time implementation, but it never multiplies your recurring scene count.

Can scene capacity be used across multiple projects?

Yes. Capacity belongs to your account, not to one project. Twenty active scenes can be one development with 20 scenes, or two developments at 12 and 8 — the subscription is the same.

Does adding a new project increase the monthly subscription?

Not by itself. The subscription follows your total active scene capacity. A new development usually involves one-time setup and implementation, scoped to the work required.

What if we need more scenes?

Move up to the capacity band your experience needs — without rebuilding anything. Ten active scenes are USD 599/month, twenty are USD 899, thirty are USD 1,099. Above thirty, talk to RegalScene.

What if we still have unused scene capacity?

Adding scenes within your existing capacity doesn't change your subscription. If RegalScene builds and configures the new scenes, that work is scoped once as implementation.

Do agency websites or extra embeds count as new scenes?

No. The same authored scene stays the same scene wherever it's embedded — your website, campaign pages, agency channels or sales centre screens. Extra technical integration work, where needed, is scoped once.

Why is implementation separate?

Because it represents the actual work of preparing and launching your experience. The subscription pays for the platform and your active scene capacity; implementation pays for the build — scoped to your project rather than averaged into everyone's price.

Do we get access to RegalScene Studio?

RegalScene Studio is part of Enterprise. Managed RegalScene means we create and configure the scenes for you, and your team uses the finished experience across sales and marketing.

Can we update inventory ourselves?

Yes. Unit availability, pricing and inventory data are managed by your team — including CSV import and inventory roles — without touching scene authoring. Studio governs how experiences are built, not how your sales operation runs day to day.

Does 3D use the same scene pricing?

Interactive 3D is currently scoped separately — production, optimization and infrastructure differ from standard scenes. It joins the same buyer journey: same units, availability and enquiry actions.

Can we upgrade later?

Yes — the model is built for it. Start with the capacity you need and move up a band as your experience grows. Your experience carries over; nothing is rebuilt.