Knowledge Base
Find answers to frequently asked questions about our services, products, and processes.
Do I need a VR headset to view interactive 3D real estate tours online?
No. The vast majority of interactive 3D property tours are designed to run directly in standard web browsers on phones, tablets, and desktops. Platforms like Matterport, Zillow 3D Home, and most WebXR-based tours use browser-native rendering. A VR headset provides a more immersive experience but is entirely optional — you can navigate tours using your mouse, trackpad, or touchscreen.
Can I view a 3D real estate walkthrough natively on a standard web browser?
Yes. Most modern 3D property tours are built with WebGL and increasingly WebXR, both of which run natively in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge without any plugins or downloads. The industry specifically optimizes for browser-based delivery to reduce friction — requiring a separate app installation dramatically lowers viewer engagement rates.
How to use the dollhouse view to navigate a Matterport 3D real estate tour?
Matterport's dollhouse view presents a miniature, rotatable 3D model of the entire property from above — like looking into a diorama with the roof removed. Click or tap the dollhouse to rotate, zoom, and select any room to jump inside it. You can switch between dollhouse view, floor plan view, and interior walkthrough view at any time using the toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
How to capture buyer leads directly from an interactive 3D property walkthrough?
Most virtual tour platforms offer built-in lead capture through gated access (requiring email before viewing), embedded contact forms, and call-to-action buttons within the tour. More sophisticated setups integrate tour viewer behavior (which rooms they spent time in, which features they measured) directly into CRM systems, giving agents qualified lead intelligence beyond a simple contact submission.