Matterport & 360 Virtual Tours in London

London businesses compete harder online than anywhere else in the country. A restaurant in Bayswater is not competing with the rest of Britain, it is competing with the forty other places a hungry person can reach on foot in ten minutes. A serviced office in the City is one of dozens a tenant will shortlist in an afternoon. In that environment a virtual tour has stopped being a nice extra and become closer to table stakes, because the venue that lets people look inside is the one that gets chosen over the one that asks them to take a chance.

I should be straightforward about how this works. I am based in Somerset, not London, and I do not pretend to run a London office or a London team. What I do is travel in regularly for commercial work, with travel, parking, congestion charge and ULEZ already inside the quoted price. The London projects on this page are jobs I have completed, not stock examples, and the tours are embedded below so you can judge the standard yourself rather than take my word for it. This is part of my UK-wide virtual tour work, and London is one of the areas I cover most often.

The commercial bias here is deliberate. Most of my London enquiries come from venues, workspace operators, institutions and care providers rather than from individual house sales, largely because London agents tend to have photography arrangements already in place while a restaurant group or a college has no one who does this. Residential work in London is still perfectly possible, and the Matterport pricing below applies to it, but the pages and the examples lean towards businesses because that is where the demand sits.

Practically, a London shoot is planned around your operating hours rather than mine. Restaurants get scanned before service or on a closed day. Offices in the West End and Canary Wharf are usually early morning or weekend jobs so nobody is working around a tripod. Schools tend to prefer half term. If you also need stills from the same visit, my property photography in London page covers that side of the work, and combining the two in one visit is cheaper than booking them separately.