The floor plan nobody reads
Lines and measurements don't show height, view, light or scale. The client looks, nods… and doesn't understand what they're buying.
A 3D model that opens on your client's phone. They pick the floor, see the unit's sun exposure, the floor plan and the amenities — and come to the conversation ready to close, not to “think about it”.
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Made for people who sell off-plan real estate
A floor plan is an architect's language. A 40-page PDF is nobody's language. And the model unit only convinces those who cross the city to see it. Meanwhile, the decision happens on a phone — at night, on the couch, without you around.
Lines and measurements don't show height, view, light or scale. The client looks, nods… and doesn't understand what they're buying.
You send it, they download it, and the file gets lost among photos and voice notes. You don't even know if they opened it — let alone what they thought.
A physical scale model is beautiful, but it's stuck in one place, during business hours. Buyers from other cities — and investors — will never see it.
Every unanswered question becomes an objection. Every objection becomes silence. And silence is exactly where the sale goes cold.
On the left, what most people send today. On the right, what your client could be exploring right now.
Every launch presented on paper pays an invisible price: agent hours explaining the obvious, visits that don't become proposals, leads that go cold before the second conversation — and discounts given just to unlock an “I'll think about it”.
The problem was never your product. It's how it reaches the client.
We started out creating presentations and pages that sell — for companies that can't afford to be misunderstood. We learned one rule: nobody buys what they don't understand. The 3D Tour is the most powerful application of that principle: your entire development, in the palm of your client's hand.
Everything the model unit, the physical scale model and the sales brochure try to explain — together in a single link that works 24 hours a day, on any screen.
The client selects the floor, the floors above open up and they tap the unit. Exactly like pointing at the model at the sales stand — but from home.
Sunrise or sunset? Instead of debating, show it. One tap answers the question that most often stalls the decision.
Available, reserved and sold units, always visible. Real scarcity that clients see for themselves — no sales pitch needed.
The floors separate and reveal the building inside. It's the “wow” moment that makes clients send the link to their family.
Pool, gourmet area, gym, playground: each area with an interactive point. The amenities stop being a list and become an experience.
One tap turns curiosity into a conversation with your team — and the lead arrives already saying which unit they want.
The development's colors, typography and logo. The tour is an extension of the brand — not generic software.
Blocks, sizes, elevation, sun and lot types — corner, facing the square, next to the green area — on a map the client filters on their own.
Opens from a link on phones, tablets or computers. Perfect for WhatsApp, Instagram, ads, your website and a QR code at the sales stand.
Three prototypes running right now. Pick one, rotate, zoom, tap the units. In 30 seconds you'll feel what your client would feel. (The demos are in Portuguese.)
On Instagram, Google, WhatsApp or a QR code on a billboard: “explore the building in 3D” sparks far more curiosity than “download our brochure”. Curiosity becomes a click; a click becomes exploration.
They rotate, zoom in, compare floors and layouts — at 11 p.m., on the couch, without needing you. Every minute inside the tour is a minute imagining living there.
They favorite units, check the sun, see what's already sold. Scarcity stops being the agent's argument and becomes a fact they saw for themselves.
They contact your team already knowing which apartment they want. The conversation starts with “I like this one”, not “can you explain what it's like?” — and the negotiation follows the way your sales strategy defines.
At the sales stand or on a video call, the agent opens the tour on screen and guides the decision. Fewer objections, fewer discounts, a shorter sales cycle.
“Whoever presents best, sells first.”
The agent with the 3D tour open on their phone isn't competing on price — they're competing for attention. And winning.“The exclusive listing goes to whoever presents the strongest plan.”
Walk into the listing meeting with the tour running on screen. The conversation reaches another level.“The best model unit is the one that fits on any screen.”
One link replaces trips, printing and sales stand hours — and works 24 hours a day.faster to sell — homes listed with a 3D tour, depending on the market.
Matterport · analysis of more than 143,000 US listingshigher sale price for homes with a 3D tour, depending on the market.
Matterport · same listings analysisof sellers say the 3D tour attracts more serious buyers.
Redfin & Matterport · survey of 1,000 sellers (2020)International studies on 3D real estate tours. Results vary by market, product and sales strategy.
“The client arrived at the sales stand already knowing the floor and the unit number. The conversation started with the chosen unit, not the floor plan.”
“I sent the link at 10 p.m. By 10:40 he had favorited three units and asked to talk. That never happened with a PDF.”
“I trained the team in one afternoon. Today nobody presents a launch without opening the tour.”
“We took the tour to the meeting with the developer and walked out with the exclusive launch listing.”
“A buyer from São Paulo closed without visiting the land. He went through the entire development on the tour.”
“Explode mode became our closing moment. Clients show it to their family on the spot.”
“Questions about sun and view simply stopped coming in. Clients already arrive with the answer.”
“A lead that comes from the tour is a different temperature. They've already chosen — they just want to negotiate.”
“We put the QR code on the construction hoarding. People walking by started exploring the building right there.”
| Criterion | PDF and floor plan | Physical model and model unit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Available 24/7, anywhere | |||
| Shows height, view and scale | |||
| Sun and orientation of each unit | |||
| Unit availability visible | |||
| Captures the prospect's contact details | |||
| Reveals which unit the client wants | |||
| Updates without reprinting or resending | |||
| Shows the launch to people who can't visit the sales stand | |||
| An experience clients share |
yes partially no
You focus on sales. We take care of everything else — and you approve it before it goes live.
You answer 5 quick questions and we talk on WhatsApp about your development.
Send us floor plans, site plan, specifications and visual references. We organize the rest.
We model it, apply the launch's identity and you review it before delivery.
You get the link ready for WhatsApp, ads, website and QR code — and the team knows how to use it.
The scope is defined in the quote, based on the type, size and stage of your development.
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Ask a question on WhatsAppNo. The tour opens from a link, right in the browser — on a phone, tablet or computer. No sign-up, no download, no friction between the click and the exploration.
Yes. The phone is where your client decides, so the tour was designed for it: rotate, zoom and tap gestures on the units, with instructions the first time it opens. Try it now in the demos above.
In most cases, yes: the tour is built from the development's floor plans, site plan and specifications. In the quote, we review the material you already have together.
Yes. In the demos, Amalfi is a lot development with hundreds of lots, filters by type (corner, facing the square, next to the green area), sizes, sun, elevation and amenity areas.
The availability map can keep up with sales progress. How and how often it's updated is agreed in the quote, based on your operation.
Yes — and you should. It's a link: it goes on WhatsApp, in your Instagram bio, in Meta and Google campaigns, embedded on the launch website and in a QR code at the sales stand, on the hoarding or on a billboard.
The tour's contact button sends the lead, along with the units they favorited, to whatever channel makes sense for your team — WhatsApp, email or a form. We define this together during production. Prices and terms stay with you: the tour presents the product, and the negotiation follows your sales strategy.
It depends on the type and size of the development (number of towers, units or lots), the material available and the features you want. That's why the quote is personalized, with no commitment, and already includes the delivery timeline.
Answer 5 quick questions. The chat opens on WhatsApp with everything filled in — and you receive a proposal made for your development.
No commitment. Your details are used only to prepare the quote.