One journey, every format
Your project comes in many formats. Your buyers should see one journey.
The master plan is an image, the tour is on another link, the 3D model needs its own viewer and the floor plans are a PDF. RegalScene connects the formats you have into one journey, so buyers move from the whole project to a unit without starting again somewhere new.
- Master plan
- 360 building
- Floor plan
- 3D model
- Plans, 360 and 3D in one journey
- Buyers always know where they are
- The same unit details in every view
Every format is a separate trip
Each format was made to be looked at, not connected.
- 360 tourThe 360 tour opens on another link, and there's no way back to the master plan.
- 3D modelThe 3D model shows the building beautifully, but not which units are available.
- Floor planThe floor plan is a PDF that doesn't lead anywhere.
- EnquiryEach one has its own way to enquire, or none at all.
Every format is good on its own. Together, the buyer does the joining up.
One journey
Whatever format each part is in, it's one journey.
Buyers start with the whole project on the master plan, turn a building in 360 to see it from every side, step through its floors and open a unit. If part of the project is shown as a 3D model, it sits in the same journey. Wherever they are, they can see where they are in the project and go back a step.
The same unit in every view
The same unit, whichever view it's in.
A unit shows the same details, the same status and the same price wherever a buyer finds it: on the plan, in the 360 view or in the 3D model. They can compare it, share it or enquire about it the same way in each. When your team updates its status, every view shows the change.
On a floor plan
In a 3D model
Start with what you have
Use the formats you have. Add more when you're ready.
Many projects start with a master plan, building views and floor plans. If you later produce a 360 tour or a 3D model, it joins the same journey, alongside everything buyers already use. A 3D model is optional, and buyers never need to download an app.
Many projects start with
- Master plan
- Building views
- Floor plans
Added when you're ready
- 360 panoramas
- 3D model
Which format for which part
Which format works for which part of the project.
2D or 3D for property sales?- The whole project
- A master plan buyers can zoom into, from the full site down to a single plot.
- A building
- A 360 view, so buyers can turn it and see every side.
- A floor
- A floor plan with each unit marked and its status shown.
- A unit
- Its layout, images and details, with the floor plan to download.
- Interiors and views
- 360 panoramas.
- A 3D model
- When you already have one, in the same journey as everything else.
Questions
Questions marketing teams ask.
Do we need a 3D model?
No. Most projects start with a master plan, building views and floor plans. A 3D model can be added if you have one.
Can we add 360 views or 3D later?
Yes. New views join the same journey without rebuilding what's already live.
Do buyers need an app?
No. Everything opens in the browser, on phone or desktop.
Can a shared link open on a specific unit?
Yes. A buyer can share a unit, and the link opens on that unit.
How is it priced?
Each project is scoped and quoted on what needs to be delivered, including which formats it uses. See how pricing works.
See one journey across every format.
Explore The Reserve Residences, a demonstration project built in RegalScene, and move from the master plan to a unit the way a buyer would.