Layout clarity
Photos show finishes and room condition; a floor plan shows how the rooms connect and where buyers would actually move through the home.
Floor Plans
2D Floor Plans for Real Estate Listings
Floor plans give buyers a quick way to understand layout, room flow, and approximate dimensions alongside photos and 3D tours. They are especially useful when a property has an unusual layout, multiple levels, a basement suite, a small condo footprint, or rooms that are hard to understand from still photos alone.
01 / What It Helps With
A simple layout reference for the listing.
Floor plans do not replace photos or tours. They make the rest of the media easier to understand.
Buyer screening
A plan helps buyers, tenants, and out-of-town decision makers decide whether the layout is worth a showing before they ask for details.
Listing context
Floor plans pair well with HDR photos and Matterport tours because they give the listing one quick, scannable layout reference.
Owner communication
Agents, landlords, and property managers can use the plan in client updates, leasing packages, and internal marketing notes.
02 / Matterport-Derived
Built from the scan when available.
Most Snap Spaces floor plans are derived from the Matterport scan used for the 3D tour. That keeps the floor-plan workflow tied to the same appointment and reduces the need for a separate vendor. If the listing already needs a Matterport 3D tour, adding a floor plan is usually the cleanest path.
The add-on is typically +$75-150 depending on property size and scope. It is best confirmed before the shoot so the scan, labeling needs, delivery timing, and package fit are clear. If you are comparing options, start with the pricing page or send the property details through the quote form.
Measurement disclaimer: Floor plans are for listing and marketing context only. They should not be used as legal measurements, construction plans, appraisal documents, survey evidence, or a substitute for professional measurement advice.
Sample frame only. Real floor-plan examples will be added after approved assets are available.
03 / Turnaround
How the floor-plan add-on moves.
- Scan or confirm source
Most 2D floor plans are derived from a Matterport scan. If the property is not being scanned, confirm whether a floor plan is possible before booking.
- Generate the plan
The floor-plan request is processed after the scan data is available and the property scope is confirmed.
- Review basic labeling
Room labels and layout are checked for obvious issues before delivery. Any required naming convention should be shared before the shoot.
- Deliver with the media set
The plan is delivered with the listing media folder when timing allows, or separately if the plan processing window is longer.
For a complete listing package, pair the floor plan with HDR real estate photography and a Matterport tour. For unusual properties, request a quote before booking so the workflow is confirmed in writing.
04 / FAQ
Floor plan questions.
Are Snap Spaces floor plans measured drawings?
No. They are listing-media floor plans, usually derived from Matterport data. They are not surveys, appraisals, architectural drawings, construction documents, or legal measurement reports.
How much does a floor plan add-on cost?
The floor-plan add-on is typically +$75-150 depending on property size and scope. It is quoted before booking or before the add-on is confirmed.
Do floor plans require a Matterport tour?
Most floor plans are Matterport-derived, so the scan is usually required. If you only want a standalone plan, send the property details first so the workflow can be confirmed.
How fast are floor plans delivered?
Floor plans are usually delivered with the media package or shortly after, depending on processing. Standard property media delivery target is 24–48 hr standard delivery after the shoot.