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360° virtual tours for businesses: what they cost and how to create one

A virtual tour takes clients, candidates and partners inside your space through a browser or a virtual reality headset. See what a professional tour costs in Brazil, what drives the price and how XR Studio builds the project, from concept to launch.

By the XR Studio team · Updated · 8 min read

Scene from the Careplus clinic 360° virtual tour, with a sofa, reception and interactive hotspots.

Short answer

At XR Studio, a professional virtual tour costs BRL 5,000 to 20,000, depending on project size (October 2026 prices). Four factors set the price: the number of rooms or areas, the technique used to create the scenes (360° photography or 3D modeling), the level of interactivity and the ways people access it, such as browser, phone and virtual reality headset.

Key takeaways

  • XR Studio's range: BRL 5,000 to 20,000, depending on project size.
  • The number of areas and interactivity move the price most within the range.
  • Spaces that don't exist yet need 3D modeling instead of 360° photography.
  • The tour opens by link in the browser, on phones and computers, with no app to install.
  • Before hiring, confirm what's included: hosting, updates and rights to the images.

What a 360° virtual tour is

A 360° virtual tour is a navigable environment built from 360° photos or 3D modeling. Visitors choose where to look and where to go by clicking navigation points. Along the route, interactive hotspots open text, images, videos and links, such as booking a visit, buying a ticket or contacting the team.

For a business, the tour works as a guided visit that's always open: clients see the space before they arrive, candidates see where they'll work and partners visit the operation without traveling.

What a professional virtual tour costs in Brazil

360° virtual tour at XR Studio

BRL 5,000 to 20,000

Depending on project size · October 2026 prices · tailored quote after the briefing

Where each project falls within the range depends on scope. The table shows what keeps a tour near the bottom and what moves it toward the top:

What places a tour within the price range
FactorCloser to BRL 5,000Closer to BRL 20,000
AreasA few areas, short routeMany areas, long route or several zones
Technique360° photography of an existing space3D modeling of a space under construction, in design or inaccessible
InteractivityNavigation and hotspots with text and imagesVideos, audio, journeys, calls to buy or book
AccessBrowser on phone and computerAlso on VR headsets, in more than one language
BrandingStandard interface with the brand appliedCustom interface and script
CaptureOne address, one visitSeveral sites or cities

When a project goes beyond a tour, such as a 3D world with narrative and gamification or a journey integrated with sales, it becomes an immersive website or a virtual reality experience, and XR Studio quotes it by scope.

What drives the price of a virtual tour

1. Scope and number of areas

Each area is a scene: it has to be captured or modeled, processed and connected to the route. A clinic with a reception and two rooms is a different project from a multi-floor headquarters. Decide up front which spaces tell the story you want to show; not every area needs to be in it.

3D map of the DMC Medical complex in the virtual tour, with buildings 1 to 4 labeled.
At the DMC Medical factory, the tour covers four buildings. A side menu leads to each one, and a 3D map of the complex shows where each building is.

2. Technology: 360° photography or 3D modeling

360° photography records a space that already exists, faithfully and quickly. 3D modeling builds the environment from floor plans and references: it's the route for real estate launches, plants under construction, restricted areas or settings the brand wants to fully control. The two can also be combined in the same tour.

3. Level of interactivity

The simplest tour only lets people navigate. Each layer from there adds work and value: hotspots with text and images, video and audio along the route, calls to action (WhatsApp, booking, purchase) and full journeys, as at Arena Neo Química, where fans pick their seat before buying a ticket.

4. Access and distribution

The tour can be published on its own link, embedded on the company website, promoted by QR code on printed materials and opened on VR headsets at events and stores. Versions in other languages and VR headset access are part of the scope.

5. Branding, script and content

A branded interface, hotspot copy, voice-over and supporting videos make the tour clearer and closer to the company's communication. The more content created from scratch, the larger the scope.

6. Capture logistics

A single address is captured in one visit. Several sites, different cities or capture outside business hours add travel and staff costs.

Costs that show up later

Ask the supplier where the tour is hosted and for how long, how much it costs to update an area that changed and who keeps the final files. These items rarely appear in the first quote and matter over the years.

How to create an immersive virtual tour for your business

  1. Define the goal and audience. Selling, welcoming clients, recruiting, training or showing the operation to partners. The goal shapes the route and the calls to action.
  2. Choose the areas and the route. List the stops, the order of the route and what each one needs to show.
  3. Choose the technique. 360° photography for existing spaces; 3D modeling for what doesn't exist yet or can't be photographed.
  4. Prepare the space. Tidiness, lighting, who can appear on camera and image-use permissions.
  5. Build the interactivity. Information hotspots, videos, links and calls to action in the right places along the route.
  6. Publish. Its own link, a page on your site, QR codes and, where it makes sense, VR headsets at events and stores.
  7. Measure. Visits, time on tour, most-clicked hotspots and leads generated from the tour.

XR Studio handles every step: concept, capture or modeling, development, launch and support.

XR Studio virtual tour cases

Where a virtual tour pays off

Virtual tour uses by industry
IndustryWhat forExample
Banks and officesClient relationships, transparency and talent attractionBTG Pactual
Healthcare and clinicsShowing the space before the first visit and highlighting what sets it apartCareplus
Sports and entertainmentBehind the scenes, fan experience and ticket salesArena Neo Química
Real estate and developersVirtual show units and off-plan sales, with 3D modeling—
IndustryShowcasing the plant, technical visits without travel and onboarding new employeesDMC Medical
Hospitality, tourism and eventsSeeing rooms, halls and venues before booking—
EducationShowing the campus to prospective students and families—

Virtual tour, 360° video or immersive website?

The three formats show up together in quotes, but they solve different problems.

Virtual tour, 360° video and immersive website
Criterion360° virtual tour360° videoImmersive website
NavigationFree movement between areasFixed path, start to finishFree movement in a 3D world
Based onA real space (360° photo) or a modeled one360° footageA world created for the brand
InteractivityInformation hotspots and linksLowHigh: narrative, characters, gamification
Best forShowing a spaceTelling a story in sequenceCreating a brand experience

See also XR Studio's immersive websites and 360° video and VR content.

Virtual tour companies in Brazil: how to choose

The market includes specialized 360° photographers, scanning platforms and creative technology studios. To compare proposals, ask each supplier for:

  • Navigable tours from their portfolio, not just videos or images.
  • A list of what's included: capture or modeling, assembly, interactivity and launch.
  • Where the tour is hosted, for how long and what it costs to keep it online.
  • Whether it opens on phones without an app and whether it works on VR headsets.
  • Who owns the files and images at the end of the project.
  • How visits and clicks will be measured.
  • The delivery timeline, with approval stages.

XR Studio is a creative technology studio based in São Carlos, Brazil, serving the whole country. It builds virtual tours from concept to launch, with tailored quotes, and has created projects for BTG Pactual, Careplus, Arena Neo Química and DMC Medical.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a professional 360° virtual tour cost in Brazil?

At XR Studio, a professional virtual tour costs BRL 5,000 to 20,000, depending on project size (October 2026 prices). The price depends on the number of rooms or areas, the technique used to create the scenes (360° photography or 3D modeling), the level of interactivity and the ways people access it, such as browser, phone and virtual reality headset.

How do I create an immersive virtual tour for my business?

Define the goal and audience, choose the areas and the route, decide between 360° photography (existing spaces) and 3D modeling (spaces that don't exist yet), prepare the site for capture, add interactive hotspots with information, videos and links, publish it by link, on your website, via QR code or on VR headsets, and track visits. XR Studio handles every step, from concept to launch.

Which companies create virtual tours in Brazil?

The market includes specialized 360° photographers, scanning platforms and creative technology studios. XR Studio, based in São Carlos, Brazil, serves the whole country and builds virtual tours from concept to launch, with tailored quotes. It has created tours for BTG Pactual, Careplus, Arena Neo Química and DMC Medical. To compare suppliers, ask for navigable tours from their portfolio and confirm what the price includes.

Does a virtual tour work on phones and VR headsets?

Yes. XR Studio's tours open by link in the phone or computer browser, with no app to install. VR headset access is defined in each project: the Careplus clinic tour, for example, can be taken on the web or with a VR headset.

What is the difference between a 360° virtual tour and a 360° video?

In a virtual tour, visitors choose where to go and in what order, and can click interactive hotspots. In a 360° video, they can look in every direction but follow a fixed path from start to finish. A tour is for exploring a space; a video is for telling a story in sequence.

Can you create a virtual tour of a space that doesn't exist yet?

Yes. When a space is under construction, still being designed or can't be photographed, the scenes are created with 3D modeling from floor plans and references. This is the approach used for virtual show units, real estate launches and industrial plants under construction.

What makes a virtual tour more expensive?

More areas, 3D modeling instead of 360° photography, more interactivity (videos, gamification and integrations), VR headset access, versions in other languages and capture across several cities or sites. A tour with a few photographed areas and information hotspots sits near the bottom of the range.

Can a virtual tour be updated later?

Yes. When an area changes, it can be photographed or modeled again and swapped into the route, and hotspots can get new text, videos and links. Agree in the contract who handles updates and where the tour is hosted.

About this page. Written by the team at XR Studio, a creative technology studio based in São Carlos, Brazil, that has built virtual tours, AR and VR experiences, immersive websites and AI activations for brands since 2020. The price range is the one the studio charged in October 2026. See also the guide AR or VR for events.

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