How it works

From a chat to a live tour in about a week.

I shoot your space, build it into a 360° tour people can walk through, and put it where customers already look.

The 360° camera on its tripod, set up at about head height the way it stands in each room during a shoot
  1. Get in touch

    Tell me about the space. I’ll confirm a fixed price and book a time: before you open, after you close, or between guests.

  2. I shoot on site

    One 360° shot in each room or area, inside and out. About an hour for a shop or a holiday home.

  3. I build the tour

    I join the rooms up with doorways to walk through, and blur faces and anything private.

  4. It goes live

    Usually within a few days: on Google Maps, on your own link and QR code, and on your website.

What you get

Everything handled, from the shoot to the link.

Inside and out

One 360° shot per room or area, joined into a tour people can walk through, from the street to the back deck.

On Google Maps

Published to your Google Business Profile, where people already look you up. Google hosts it free.

Your own link and QR code

Like insidespace.com.au/your-name. Share it anywhere, print it on signage, add it to emails.

Embeds on your website

One line of code puts the tour on your own site or booking page. I’ll add it for you if you like.

Privacy taken care of

Faces, number plates and paperwork are blurred, and you see the tour before anyone else does.

Pay once

A fixed price up front. No subscriptions, hosting fees or yearly renewals.

The Insta360 X6 360° camera used for every Inside Space 360 tour, with an oo.studio badge
The kit

Shot on the Insta360 X6.

Insta360’s flagship 360° camera. Here’s what it means for your tour.

120 megapixels

Every 360° shot is 15,520 × 7,760 pixels, so people can zoom in on a shelf, a menu or the view and it stays sharp.

Big sensors, real light

Two large 1/1.1-inch sensors take in far more light than a phone, so warm, softly lit rooms look the way they do in person, not grainy.

Bright windows, dark corners

HDR captures the sunny window and the shady corner in the same shot, so nothing is blown out or lost in shadow.

Finished properly

I check every shot, blur faces and private details, and set each one up so Google shows it as a 360° you can drag around, not a flat photo.

Questions

Questions people ask.

Do I need a website?

No. Your tour lives on Google Maps and on its own link that you can share anywhere. If you’d like a website later, oo.studio can build one.

Will it really show up on Google?

Yes. I publish the tour to your Google Business Profile, where it appears with your photos on Google Maps and Search. You’ll need a Business Profile first, and I can help you set one up.

Do I have to close while you shoot?

No. Most shoots happen before opening, after closing or between guests. A small shop or holiday home usually takes about an hour.

Can I put tours on my property listings?

Yes. Every tour has its own link and an embed code. Add it to your agency or booking website, send it in enquiry replies, or put a QR code on signage.

We manage a lot of properties. Can you do them in batches?

Yes. I can shoot several homes in a day, between guests, and set each one up with its own consistent link. Volume pricing depends on numbers and location, so get in touch and I’ll put a proposal together.

Where do you work?

I’m based in Canberra and happy to travel across the region, down the South Coast and to Sydney. For anything outside Canberra, I’ll tell you the travel cost before booking.

Ready for a tour of your own?

Tell me about your space and I’ll come back with a fixed price, usually within a day.