Offering model
Three tiers. One workflow.
All three tiers share the same workflow: capture with equipment you already have, review, publish in the browser. If an area changes later, it is captured again and worked into the existing model.
Demo
For companies that want to try siteviewer on their own property.
€0
14 days free
Users
20
2 Creators · 5 Viewers · 10 external · 3 Admins
- Sites
- 1
- Term
- 14 days
Included
- Create your own site
- Run the workflow to a walkable result
- Use the tour
- Open a ready-made demo project
For productive use
Core
The walkable site in day-to-day operation, with support within the defined scope.
€441/ month
per site, billed yearly (€5,292 / year)
€490/ month
per site, billed monthly
Users
100
2 Creators · 85 Viewers · 10 external · 3 Admins
- Sites
- 1
- Billing
- per site
Included
- Ongoing provision of the tour
- Agreed access
- Property structure
- Operation and support within the defined scope
Enterprise
For companies with additional IT, security and process requirements.
Individual
Annual licence plus possible one-off setup
Users
Flexible
Creators, Viewers, external users and Admins as agreed
- Sites
- several
- Roles and permissions
- individual
Everything in Core, plus
- Single sign-on (SSO)
- Audit log
- Data region or technical integration after review
Extending Core
As demand grows, Core can be extended. From several sites onwards, Enterprise is usually the better fit.
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Further sites
Every additional site as its own Core licence.
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Additional Creators
For teams that capture and update more.
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More external users
For planners, service providers and partners.
How the offerings work together
The demo provides a reliable basis for decisions on your own property: 14 days, free and with no subscription. If the tour should then remain permanently available, the site moves to Core. Enterprise is not a further property size but adds requirements to Core that arise from corporate IT, information security or process integration.
The workflow remains unaffected by this: an ordinary smartphone is enough for the capture. The same applies to later changes — if an area changes, it is captured again and merged into the existing model.
How does getting started work?
- Define the goal, user group and success criteria.
- Select a suitable area and capture method.
- Capture the area and create the tour.
- Review coverage, navigation and sensitive content.
- Evaluate the result against the agreed criteria.
- Decide on expansion, adjustment or completion.
Which factors influence the scope of a project?
The Core price is independent of these — it follows the site, not the effort. The points below affect effort and schedule, and, for Enterprise, the quote.
- Size and number of areas or buildings
- Accessibility, light and ongoing operation
- Existing and newly created image material
- Quality and accuracy requirements
- Public, unlisted or restricted access
- Additional content, updates, support and integration
What we need for an Enterprise quote
For Core the site is enough — the price is fixed. For Enterprise we need more:
- Building type and location
- Approximate area and number of relevant zones
- Intended use and user group
- Existing captures or planned capture method
- Desired start date and update requirements
- Special requirements for access, IT or data protection
What is deliberately not promised as a flat rate
For Enterprise we do not state false precision on price without property information; Core, by contrast, has a fixed price per site. A tour is also not automatically survey-grade. Where reliable measurements, CAD, BIM or scan data are required, these requirements are assessed separately.