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The smart way to turn listings into sales
In today’s property market, buyers and renters expect more than static photos and generic descriptions. They want immersive, detailed experiences that help them visualise a property before they step inside. In fact, 54% of potential buyers won’t even consider viewing a property if the listing doesn’t include a virtual tour [Photoup.net].
That’s where Made Snappy 360 comes in. Combining speed, quality, and affordability, we help you market properties more effectively–so they sell faster. With our captivating 360° virtual tours, precise measure-free floor plans, and scroll-stopping photography, your listings stand out and attract serious buyers.
How It Works: Virtual Tours & Floor Plans in Minutes
Creating a tour and floor plan is simple:
Using a 360º camera – Take just one photo per room using the provided camera and tripod.
Upload your images to our system.
Receive your assets – Get your 98%+ accurate floor plan and 4K virtual tour back the next working day – guaranteed.
Accurate Floor Plans
A well-designed floor plan is more than just a layout–it’s a powerful storytelling tool. Made Snappy’s professional floor plans provide:
Clarity and Precision – Accurate, easy-to-read layouts that help buyers understand the flow and functionality of a space.
Enhanced Visualisation – Buyers can mentally ‘move in’, picturing their furniture and lifestyle in the property.
Time-saving – By answering key questions upfront, floor plans reduce unnecessary viewings, attracting only serious buyers.
But what sets our floor plans apart? They’re fully customisable. Add your brand colours and logo to create a consistent, professional look across all your listings. Whether you want a sleek, modern aesthetic or something that reflects your agency’s unique identity, your branding stays front and centre.
Made Snappy’s floor plans aren’t just visually appealing – they’re designed to showcase a property’s best features and make an impact. A must-have tool for estate agents who want to stand out.
360° Virtual Tours
In today’s fast-paced market, convenience is key – and virtual tours are transforming the way properties are bought and sold. Made Snappy’s 360° virtual tours take property marketing to the next level, delivering an experience that static images simply can’t match.
Interactive Exploration – Buyers can walk through a property from anywhere, zooming in on details and moving through rooms at their own pace.
Higher Engagement – The immersive experience holds buyers’ attention longer, increasing inquiries and boosting the likelihood of offers.
With more buyers expecting seamless digital experiences, virtual tours aren’t just an extra–they’re essential.
Lead Generation
High-quality leads are the lifeblood of every estate agent’s success – and with Made Snappy 360, you’ll never be short of them. Our Prospect Plus system gives you complete control over who views your virtual tours. By requiring prospective buyers to enter their details before accessing a tour, you capture only serious leads while keeping client privacy a top priority.
From cozy flats to grand estates, Made Snappy’s virtual tours bring properties to life in a way that photos alone never could. First impressions matter, and our interactive tours and floor plans make sure your listings stand out. Buyers can explore properties online, falling in love before they even step through the door.
Estate agents using Made Snappy sell faster, attract more interest, and delight their clients. Our virtual tours and floor plans don’t just showcase homes – they drive results. With Made Snappy, your listings aren’t just seen – they’re sold.
Andrew Stanton Executive Editor – moving property and proptech forward. PropTech-X
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