Viewify

The core of Viewify is turning a single video into a detailed 3D model. You record the space with the camera already in your pocket, upload it, and the platform reconstructs a scene you can rotate, zoom and walk through. There's no rig, no tripod and no scanning hardware to buy, which is the main reason it competes on price against services that send a crew to a property.

Viewify builds its models with Gaussian Splatting, a technique that reconstructs a scene from video data and keeps realistic lighting and texture. The practical result is that surfaces look like the real material instead of a uniform mesh, so a captured kitchen reads as a kitchen rather than a gray blockout. The company leans on this as the reason its output looks photoreal without manual cleanup.

Captures convert into interactive tours you share by link, and the platform supports guided walkthroughs and highlights on the paid tiers. A viewer opens the tour in a browser and moves through the space the way they'd move through a listing. There's also a teleport feature, which marks a point a viewer can click to jump somewhere else in the scene, useful for moving between rooms or floors.

Alongside the 3D model, Viewify generates a floorplan from the same video, so you get a top-down plan and a walkable tour from one capture. For listings and rental records, that means two of the assets buyers and tenants expect, without a separate appointment or a second tool. It also helps property managers document a unit's layout for maintenance and planning.

The lower tiers export PLY files, while the Business plan opens up all export formats, according to the pricing page. This matters if you need to bring the model into another program, since PLY works for many viewers and editors but not every pipeline. Higher tiers also support 4K videos and photos, against 1080p on the free plan.

Viewify sells AI assistants that sit on a property and answer buyer questions around the clock. The company describes them as agents with market knowledge that can give property-specific insights and pass qualified leads to a broker. It's a separate product from the modeling tool, built for agencies that want inquiries handled when the office is closed.

The platform includes a marketplace for buying, selling and renting listings, and every listing comes with a tour attached. There's also a community library where users share 3D models and scenes. The library is view-only on the free plan, which gives new users something to browse before they capture their own space.

The Business plan adds five team seats, a dedicated account manager and white-labeling, so an agency can present tours under its own brand rather than Viewify's. For firms that resell scan services or want a consistent look across listings, that's the tier where the branding controls live.