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The first inspection doesn’t always happen at the property. With iGuide, Anthony’s buyers can explore the home online and get a better feel for it before they ever walk through the door.
ION is iGuide's operator network and job board, where real estate photographers and capture Pros find paid work. Clients post capture jobs by location. Pros nearby get notified, review the details and place a bid. Your profile shows delivered tours, reviews and response time, so clients see proof before they reach out.
Turn on Dimensions and every room's measurements appear right in the iGuide tour. Buyers can picture the furniture, test a layout and confirm a home fits before booking a showing, with no measuring tool to open.
This release is about getting more done in a single visit. Watch your floor plan build in real time as you scan, grab still images from the portal and get a cleaner tour with faster deliverables on every project.
You're already on site shooting. Adding a 3D virtual tour, accurate floor plans and Site Plans from the same visit is what agents now expect on realestate.com.au. One capture. More revenue per shoot. Delivered within 24 hours, pay per project, no subscriptions. Here is how the workflow pays.
A floor plan and 3D virtual tour answer different buyer questions. The floor plan shows the layout: room sizes, flow and furniture fit. The tour lets buyers walk the space and feel what it's like to live there. Together they give buyers enough to shortlist your listing before a showing.
Here's the package Ant Manton at LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property puts behind every property he takes to market, from $600,000 homes to multi-million dollar listings in Tasmania.
Listing on Funda requires a BBMI-compliant building area report and a Floorplanner floor plan. Through our partnership with Mediatask, your existing iGuide capture now produces both. No new workflow, no extra vendors and no second site visit. Here's how the whole process works.
A pipe bursts on a Friday night. Your after-hours crew arrives within the hour, documents the damage, begins extracting water and sets drying equipment in place. Before the job changes, you need a complete record of what the property looked like on day one. That's where iGuide comes in. One capture session produces the 360 virtual tour, room photos, damage tags and estimate-ready sketch that become the foundation of the claim.
Some immersive listing tools ask you to change photographers to get the content buyers now expect. iGuide doesn't. Your photographer shoots. Your listing gets the full suite, integrated directly into realestate.com.au.
Most real estate photographers considering virtual tours ask the same question: how much does it actually add to the job? For most photographers, the answer is about 20 minutes. Here's a breakdown of a typical iGuide capture session and how one visit produces immersive 3D tours, floor plans and exterior Site Plans without rebuilding the workflow you already have.
