It doesn't cost. It pays.

Any accountant or economist will tell you that true cost isn't just the out of pocket expense, but must include the alternatives. If you spend $10,000 on a virtual tour that brings in $200,000 of additional revenue (common for the hospitality industry) how much does it really cost? Would that $10,000 used any other way bring that kind of return?

In the hotel industry, for example, average ROI is four weeks. A virtual tour starts being effective as soon as it goes up and keeps generating income with no additional cost..

No two clients are alike, so...

At Tour de Force we don't stuff all clients into one or two predefined solutions. Rather, we work with you to offer the best, most cost effective solution that fits your unique needs and budget. Most of the work comes in post production, after the the photography. The more complex the tour the more post production is needed. So, pricing falls somewhere between that of still photography and video production.

The one thing we don't do is produce low price, snapshot quality tours. They actually cost you more because they are less effective. If high quality is what you are selling, looking cheap won't help.

How much will your tour cost? Contact us for a free consultation.

414.345.9660

scott@scottwitte.com