Publish 360° tours under your own logo, on your own domain, with your own mark capping the nadir of every panorama. Export one and it carries no trace of us at all — because our branding was never baked in.
Custom branding is included on every paid plan. Exports are unbranded on all of them.
You shot it, stitched it, linked it and delivered it. The tour should say so — and nothing else.
Someone else's watermark floating over your photography is an advert you're running for free, on a deliverable your client already bought.
Hand over a link on a platform's domain and you've introduced your client to your supplier. The next quote they get may not come from you.
Agencies and drone operators ship for many clients at once. Branding that's set once per account, rather than once per tour, doesn't survive the second client.
Branding lives on the tour, not on your account — so every project can carry a different identity.
Upload one logo per tour and it appears on the loading screen and the viewer's top bar automatically.
Lay the same mark on the floor of every panorama to cover the tripod. Tune its scale and opacity, or let it follow the camera.
Free tours credit 360Creator. Creator and Studio can replace that credit with their own linked text or hide it entirely.
Serve hosted tours from a custom domain with SSL on the Studio plan — or export the tour and host it on any domain you like.
Because branding is per tour, an agency can deliver one tour as its client and the next as another, from the same account.
The export contains only your tour: no badge, no logos, no analytics, no calls back to us. It's a clean deliverable to hand over.
White-labeling isn't one checkbox that hides a logo. It's every place a brand can appear between the click and the last panorama.
Your logo sits center stage while the first panorama streams in.
Your mark, on every scene, for the whole visit.
Your logo laid on the floor of every panorama — capping the tripod and the camera operator's shoes. Scale, opacity and whether it follows the camera are all yours to set.
An embedded tour renders the same branded viewer inside your own page.
No separate platform watermark. The export carries only the logo and attribution configured on the tour.
Bring a custom domain on the Studio plan, or self-host the exported tour on any domain you already own.
The tour's logo — shown on the loading screen and in the viewer's top bar — plus an optional nadir cap and linked attribution. Creator and Studio can customize or hide the attribution, and exports contain only the branding configured on the tour.
Yes. Free tours show a linked 360Creator attribution. Creator and Studio can replace it with their own attribution or hide it.
Two ways. The hosted Studio plan supports a custom domain with SSL. Or export the tour to HTML and host the folder on any domain you already control — at that point the tour is just static files on your server.
The nadir is the point directly below the camera — in practice, a photo of your tripod and your own feet. A nadir cap covers it with a logo. It's the difference between a tour that looks shot and a tour that looks finished, and it's where most 360° brands put their mark.
Yes. Branding is stored on the tour, not on your account, so one account can deliver tours under any number of different identities. The Studio plan adds multi-client branding and lead capture on top.
Embeds use the same project attribution as the hosted tour: 360Creator on Free, or the customized attribution from a Creator or Studio tour.
Yes. There is no separate hardcoded platform badge in the hosted viewer or export runtime. The bundle renders only the logo, nadir and attribution stored on the project.