Asteroom vs PhotoUp

Asteroom logo
Asteroom is a smartphone-powered 3D virtual tour platform — capture immersive property tours with a $110 hardware kit, then auto-generate floor plans, video walkthroughs, and virtual staging at a fraction of Matterport's cost.
$29/mo
PhotoUp logo
PhotoUp is a post-production platform for real estate photographers — offering HDR and flambient editing, AI virtual staging, 2D/3D floor plans, and 360° virtual tours with 24-hour turnaround.
$39/mo

Asteroom vs PhotoUp: feature comparison

FeatureAsteroomPhotoUp
3D Virtual Tours
Floor Plans
Media Delivery Portal
MLS Delivery
Photo Editing / Enhancement
Subscription Pricing
Video Tours
Virtual Staging
Twilight / HDR Photography
Listing Photography

Asteroom — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • A $110 camera kit plus $29/mo subscription costs 80% less than Matterport's professional scan service
  • Automatically generates 2D floor plans with room dimensions from every 3D scan — no additional step
  • Pay-per-tour option ($59/tour, 6-month hosting) suits agents shooting fewer than 3 listings per month
  • Built-in virtual staging lets buyers furnish empty rooms in-browser without leaving the tour

Cons

  • Tour resolution lags behind Matterport Pro3 and iGUIDE in large or architecturally complex properties
  • No direct MLS-delivery integration — agents must manually export and re-upload media to their MLS
  • Requires purchasing a $110 hardware kit upfront before the subscription has any standalone value
  • Branding customization, lead-capture forms, and guided tour scripting are limited vs. CloudPano

PhotoUp — Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Dedicated editor option locks in consistent style and tone across all of a photographer's listings
  • 24-hour standard turnaround with unlimited revision rounds included on every plan
  • Single platform bundles photo editing, AI virtual staging, 2D/3D floor plans, and 360° virtual tours
  • USA-based customer support with a direct communication channel to your assigned editor

Cons

  • Monthly subscription credits expire each billing cycle — unused credits are forfeited and do not roll over
  • Editing-only platform with no photographer dispatch or shoot-scheduling capability whatsoever
  • No native MLS delivery integration — finished files must be downloaded and manually re-uploaded to the MLS
  • Starter plan ($39/mo) is capped at 50 credits per month, making per-edit cost high for low-volume users