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Aisles and counter of a shop captured in a 360° virtual tour

Make people want to walk into your shop with a virtual tour

Your shutters come down in the evening and you close on Sundays. Your shop, however, stays open to visitors. Every day, potential customers look at your shop on their phones without ever walking through the door. An easyVirtual.tours agency captures your shop on site. They can then explore it aisle by aisle, at any time, from your Google Business Profile, your website or your social media. They know exactly why they should come.

Your shop stays open to visitors
24/7, 365 days a year
business hours to go live
48 h
Reply from your agency
Within 24 h

What does a virtual tour of a shop look like?

A shop virtual tour opens your aisles to people still hesitating on the doorstep. Depending on your business, see also virtual tours for a bakery & patisserie, a pharmacy, a supermarket or an adult store.

Screenshot of the virtual tour: Signorini Tartufi, delicatessen
Signorini Tartufi, delicatessen

“Working with easyVirtual.tours was quick, simple and effective. I recommend it to make businesses and shops known, whatever the company.”

Read the case study
Charles Co-manager, Surplus Hector Saint-Orens
  • 300,000 views and tours
  • +30% in sales after going live
  • Source: Surplus Hector. Full figures in the case study.
  1. Customers step inside before they arrive

    Visitors virtually open the door, browse the aisles and stop at a display or a product.

  2. They understand what you really sell

    The tour shows the real range on your shelves, far wider than a curious passer-by imagines from the street.

  3. They find you where they are already looking

    The same tour is published on your Google Business Profile, your website and your social media.

Why choose a virtual tour for your shop?

Give customers a reason to come in

Against online shopping, your strength is the in-store experience, which people only discover once through the door. So many customers stay at home, not knowing what they'll find. With a virtual tour, they browse your aisles before coming. Those who come know the trip is worth it.

Photo illustrating ‘Give customers a reason to come in’

Put your Google Business Profile to work

Your Google Business Profile is often a customer's first contact with your shop. With only a few photos, it looks just like your competitors' and the customer hesitates. With the tour added, your profile brings them inside in one click. Yours is the shop they choose.

Photo illustrating ‘Put your Google Business Profile to work’

Widen your catchment area

Your shop lives mostly on local passers-by, who discover it on foot. People who live further away know nothing about what you offer. With the tour shared on your website and social media, they discover your shop from home, and new customers walk through the door.

Photo illustrating ‘Widen your catchment area’

In which situations are easyVirtual.tours tours right for you?

  • Photo illustrating the profile ‘You run an independent shop’

    You run an independent shop

    • Give customers a reason to come in
    • Put your Google Business Profile to work
    • Widen your catchment area
  • Photo illustrating the profile ‘You are a craftsperson or run a workshop-shop’

    You are a craftsperson or run a workshop-shop

    • Show your skills behind the scenes
    • Justify your prices by showing the workshop
    • Make people want to walk in
  • Photo illustrating the profile ‘You manage several outlets’

    You manage several outlets

    • Bring more customers into every shop
    • Work with one single provider
    • Keep the same image from one shop to the next

Ready to save time?

Describe your shop in two minutes. The nearest agency in the network will reply with a price and a date for the visit.

Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely.

Turn your virtual tour into a real performance tool!

These options add to the tour according to your priorities: being found, presenting your products, prompting contact.

  • Google Maps pin in front of a restaurant, with its listing and 360° tour

    Google publication

  • Point of interest open in a virtual tour, over a photo taken before the works

    Points of interest

  • Contact form open over a virtual tour

    Contact form

  • HD photo framed in the 360° tour of a kitchen, then saved

    HD photos

  • A château's façade and the table of its most opened points of interest, the château leading with 86 opens

    Viewing statistics

Other options
  • Vertical video for social media
All platform features

How to use your virtual tour?

Smartphone showing a business listing with its 360° tour

Add it to your Google profile and website

A customer looking for a shop on their phone is torn between ten addresses. With the link on your Google Business Profile and your website, they step inside before they set off and see your aisles.

  • On your Google Business Profile
  • On your website’s home page
  • On your appointment booking page

All our virtual tours can be embedded

  • QR code On a shop window, flyer or sign
  • Link By email, text message or in your listings
  • Iframe Straight into your website

How do you order your first virtual tour?

Step 01

You get in touch with our team

We point you to the agency that covers your area.

Step 02

We draw up a brief together

A video call or an on-site meeting sets the scope of the project and your proposal.

Step 03

Your local contact comes to you

Your local agency captures your space on site with a Matterport 360° camera with a built-in LiDAR sensor, then handles the editing.

Step 04

You receive your virtual tour

The link and its documentation arrive within 48 business hours of the capture.

Find the agency nearest to you

36 agencies cover France. The one in your area comes to you.

Your questions about shop virtual tours

Getting the shop ready, publishing on Google, updates, results: the answers you need before arranging your capture.

  • How much does a shop virtual tour cost?

    The amount depends on the floor area, the spaces to capture and the options chosen. The agency in your area draws up a tailored proposal after an initial discussion.

  • Do I need to close the shop during capture?

    Not necessarily. The visit is scheduled before opening or during quiet hours, when the shop is tidy and not busy.

  • Will the tour appear on my Google Business Profile?

    Yes, publication on your business profile is one of the options. The exact terms depend on the platform's rules at the time of going live.

  • What happens if I rearrange my shelves?

    The tour reflects the shop as it was on the day of capture. A new full or partial capture can be scheduled on the terms set out in the proposal.

  • Won't the virtual tour put people off coming?

    The opposite is what we see. People who have explored the shop know the trip is worth it. At Surplus Hector, in-store sales rose by 30% after going live, according to the retailer.

  • Can I sell directly from the tour?

    Your products become clickable and link to your online shop or your form. The sale is completed with your usual tools.

Got another question?

Talk to an expert

Ready to open your shop to the people looking for you?

Describe your shop, its floor area and what you want to highlight. The agency in your area will get back to you with a scope, a tailored proposal and a date for the visit.

  • Reply within 24 business hours
  • Free proposal, no obligation
  • Delivery time stated in the proposal

Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely and sends you a tailored proposal.

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