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InsideMaps vs iStaging

InsideMaps

7.6#3 in 3d virtual tour softwareFrom $5 a year
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iStaging

6.9#13 in 3d virtual tour softwareFrom $5 a month
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What both publish

FactInsideMapsiStaging
CaptureThe Capture app uses iPhone technology and a proprietary rotor to capture 360-degree panoramas and create a 3D digital twin, estimated dimensions, diagrams, floor plans, and HDR photos.The company says physical spaces and objects can be turned into virtual reality using a smartphone without coding skills.
HeadquartersArlington, TexasTaipei, Taiwan
IndustriesInsideMaps describes solutions for property management, scoping and inspection, homebuilders, and vacation rentals.iStaging says its customers include businesses in real estate, luxury retail, cultural tourism and manufacturing.
ProductInsideMaps provides immersive 3D property tours and property data for workflows from marketing to maintenance.iStaging describes itself as a content creation platform for creating virtual experiences, including digital twins, showrooms and virtual events.
SupportInsideMaps lists customer service by email and phone, with support at [email protected] and 415-212-9708.The pricing FAQ directs users to written and video tutorials in iStaging Talks or to contact a representative through the website chat widget.

InsideMaps plans

  • InsideMaps Capture appFree
  • Project hosting after first year$5 a year
  • InsideMaps HERO$229, paid once
  • HERO Getting started kit$259, paid once

iStaging plans

  • Essentials$5 a month
  • Advantage$150 a month
  • Premier$390 a month
  • BespokePriced on request

Pick InsideMaps if…

InsideMaps suits property teams and real estate users who need visual scan outputs for marketing, management, inspection, or pre-construction. It may also fit vacation rental and hospitality workflows.

Pick iStaging if…

It suits real estate agents, hosts, retailers, museums, event organizations, luxury sales teams and other businesses creating virtual spaces. Smartphone capture and no-code publishing help users who do not code.

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