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Virtual tours for factories and manufacturing

Open your facility without opening your doors.

5.0on Google1,338+ tours shot
A full CAT A office floor at OCL London's Angel Square, shot January 2026

Manufacturers use virtual tours for supplier audits, client due diligence, training and recruitment - showing off capability and standards without the cost and disruption of endless site visits.

  • Support remote supplier and client audits
  • Showcase capability and quality standards
  • Use for induction and training

Open your facility without opening your doors

Supplier audits, client due diligence, certifications - manufacturing lives on proving capability, and every site visit costs a day of management time and a production interruption. A virtual tour handles the first pass remotely.

We've captured production and showroom environments internationally, including Original BTC's Paris showroom, shot on one of our overseas campaigns.

One tour, many jobs

The same capture supports remote client audits, investor presentations, recruitment (candidates see a modern, safe facility, not a stock photo), and induction - new starters walk the line before their first day.

You control what's captured: sensitive processes and IP-critical areas are simply left off the route, agreed with you before we shoot.

Factories and Manufacturing virtual tours - your questions answered

How much does a facility virtual tour cost?

Facility size drives it: compact units fit Medium (£825), full production sites typically use Large (£950) plus £300 per additional ten scenes.

What about confidential processes and IP?

We agree the capture route with you beforehand - sensitive lines, tooling or R&D areas are excluded entirely. Nothing appears in the tour that you haven't approved.

Can you shoot around production?

Yes - maintenance windows, weekends or line-by-line scheduling all work. Our photographers follow your site safety requirements as standard.

Can the tour be used for training and induction?

Yes - many manufacturers use the tour for new-starter orientation and visitor pre-induction, cutting time spent walking the same route with every guest.

How it works

Virtual tours, start to finish

From first enquiry to a tour live on Google, the whole thing takes 4 to 10 working days after the shoot.

  1. 1

    Tell us about your space

    15 min response

    Call, email or send a floor plan and we will count the scenes and tell you which tier you fall into. We aim to respond to every enquiry within 15 minutes during business hours, with a tailored written quote rather than a figure plucked out of the sky.

  2. 2

    Book your date

    50% deposit

    A 50% deposit secures the date, due no later than two weeks before the shoot. Travel is free within London Zones 1 to 4; anywhere else is priced by mileage or transport mode and shown in your quote.

  3. 3

    Shoot day

    2 to 8 hours

    Between 2 and 8 hours on site depending on the size of the space, planned around your opening and trading hours. We have shot entire retail estates without costing a single trading hour, so working around you is normal rather than exceptional.

  4. 4

    Stitching and post-production

    25% on completion

    Every panorama is stitched, levelled and colour corrected, then built into a tour that matches the layout of your space. If you have commissioned an enhanced tour, this is where the hotspots, menus and calls to action are added.

  5. 5

    Live and signed off

    25% on delivery

    Between 4 and 10 working days from shoot to live, depending on the size of the job. Google tours then go through Google's own quality control, which usually takes 24 to 48 hours. Once you have signed off, the final payment is due and everything is sent over.

Pricing

What a virtual tour costs for factories and manufacturing

You pay for the imagery by the size of your space: one 360 scene for every spot a visitor can stand. All prices are plus VAT.

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  • Small

    £525

    Up to 10 × 360 scenes

    Smaller retailers, restaurants and cafés in single main spaces

  • Best seller

    Medium

    £825

    Up to 20 × 360 scenes

    Slightly larger spaces with key areas - clinics, showrooms, gyms

  • Large

    £950

    Up to 30 × 360 scenes

    Multiple large areas - event venues, heritage sites, civic centres

  • XL

    +£300

    Per additional 10 scenes over 30

    Hotels, universities, larger event venues

Trusted by

  • Google
  • Marriott Bonvoy
  • Häagen-Dazs
  • Onitsuka Tiger
  • English National Ballet
  • Roundhouse
  • The Prince's Trust
  • Richer Sounds
  • Exhibition London
  • St Mary's University Twickenham
  • Be At One
  • Lyca Health
  • WorkLife
  • The Trampery
  • Business Design Centre
  • Hilton Worldwide
  • AstraZeneca
  • University of Oxford
  • Ralph Lauren
  • UCL
  • Kipling
  • Thistle Hotels
  • Citadines Apart'hotel
  • Stonegate Pub Company
  • Sea Containers London
  • Landing Forty Two, The Leadenhall Building
  • Balls Brothers of London
  • Camberwell Studios
  • Studio Private
  • Co-Work
  • Big Motoring World
  • Plantation Shutters

Ready to open your doors 24/7?

Our prices start at £525 and are based on your specific requirements. We aim to respond to all form submissions and email enquiries within 15 minutes during business hours.

5-star rated on Google

“I used Biztour to get virtual tours done of all our coworking spaces and I am so pleased with how they turned out! They were super communicative, and really flexible to help us hit our deadlines.”
Sarah MourtadaSee the work

Accredited, and shooting since 2013.

  • Google Street View trusted photographer
  • Matterport service partner
  • IVRPA - International VR Photography Association member

5.0★ on Google · 1,338+ tours shot since 2013 · We aim to answer every enquiry within 15 minutes in business hours

60 seconds, 5 questions

Not too sure exactly what tour you need?

Answer five quick questions and we will tell you which tour suits your space, what size it should be and what it costs. Send us the result and we will quote it properly.

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