Interactive CubiCasa Tours for Saskatoon Listings
Connect professional listing photographs to a clickable floor plan so buyers can move room by room and understand how each image relates to the property layout.
A Photo-Based Tour Built Around the Floor Plan
CubiCasa Tour uses listing photographs and an interactive floor plan to create a guided property experience. Buyers can select a room on the plan and view the corresponding interior image, making it easier to understand space and flow without navigating a full 3D scan.
When a CubiCasa Tour Fits the Listing
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Buyers select rooms on the floor plan to see matching professional photographs and understand where each space sits within the home.
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CubiCasa Tour is photo-based. It is useful when you want interactive layout context without the full walkthrough experience and measurement package provided by iGUIDE.
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The tour can support compatible listing platforms, property websites and direct sharing. Final links and available features depend on the selected package.
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The experience works best when professional interior photographs and a completed floor plan are available for the same property.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A CubiCasa Tour is an interactive, photo-based property experience that connects professional interior photographs to locations on a floor plan.
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CubiCasa Tour is built from professional photographs and a clickable floor plan. iGUIDE provides an immersive walkthrough together with an embedded floor plan and measurement deliverables.
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The property needs a completed floor plan and suitable interior listing photographs. Available tour features depend on the selected CubiCasa package.
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The shareable tour can support compatible listing platforms, property websites and direct client communication. Platform requirements should be confirmed for each listing.
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The floor-plan package may contain dimensions or area information, but the exact measurement and reporting deliverables depend on the service ordered.
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It is especially useful for listings where buyers need layout context but the Realtor prefers a lightweight, photo-based interactive experience.