ViarLive builds interactive virtual tours from panoramic photos for real estate and hospitality. Plans start at $11.99/month with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ViarLive is a web-based virtual tour platform that turns panoramic photos into tours people can walk through on any device. The company says it began as a tour builder for real estate professionals and has grown to serve property owners, photographers, hotels, designers, retailers and tourism businesses. It reports more than 45,500 customers in over 30 countries.
The product combines a tour builder, embed options for common website platforms, and subscription plans that add lead capture, analytics and team seats. The website is available in English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. ViarLive positions its tours as a way to show what a space feels like, beyond what listings, photos and floor plans convey.
ViarLive describes a four-step process. Users shoot panoramic photos and upload them to their account. They then link photos and spheres together in the tour builder, creating multiple transitions between rooms or locations. The company describes its interface as award-winning and says it was designed with photographers, real estate agents and architects.
Next, users add interactive elements such as info and link spots, floor plans, audio, video, menus and price lists. The finished tour can be shared on mobile, tablet, desktop, social media or VR devices, or embedded on a website. Photos can come from a smartphone, a 360-degree camera, or a DSLR with a fish-eye lens.
The core feature is the tour builder, which supports clickable spots, text descriptions, pictures and multimedia. Tours can connect with a CMS or booking system, and custom logo and colors are available on every plan. Premium and Business add a floorplan and hotspot editor, lead capture forms, advanced visitor analytics, and removal of the ViarLive watermark.
Team features scale by plan. Basic includes one user seat, Premium five, and Business unlimited, with roles and permissions on the two higher tiers. Storage runs from 10 GB on Basic to 100 GB on Premium and 1 TB on Business. Support moves from standard email on Basic to priority email on Premium and Business.
ViarLive is a web-based virtual tour platform that turns panoramic photos into interactive tours. It is aimed at real estate professionals, photographers, hotels, designers and tourism businesses. Tours can be shared online or embedded on a website.
Plans start at $11.99 per month for Basic. Premium costs $24.90 per month and Business costs $99.99 per month. Annual billing saves 20%, at $115.10, $239.04 and $959.90 per year respectively.
Yes. ViarLive offers a 14-day free trial on its plans, and no credit card is required to start. Billing information is requested only if you keep using the service after the trial ends.
The site lists WordPress, Webflow, Wix and Restatify as platforms for embedding tours without code. It also says tours can connect with a CMS or booking system, but it does not name specific products.
Any panoramic photos work. ViarLive says you can shoot them with a smartphone, or use a 360-degree camera or a DSLR with a fish-eye lens for more professional results.
Tours stay accessible for 30 days after cancellation so you can export your data. After that, content is permanently deleted from ViarLive servers.
ViarLive suits real estate agents and agencies, photographers, hotels, restaurants, showrooms, designers and tourism businesses that want interactive tours on their own sites. Individual agents can start on Basic, while agencies and hotels are directed to Business.
Yes. You can upgrade or downgrade at any time from account settings. Upgrades are prorated and take effect immediately, while downgrades apply at the next billing cycle. Agencies and hotel chains can ask for custom seats, storage and SLAs.