Free
To try Moorea
€0/month excl. VAT
- 3 active tours, no expiry
- 5 panoramas per tour
- Resolution up to 16K (134 MP)
- Full analytics, cookie-free
- Lightweight cookie-free embed

Pricing
The subscription covers the platform and hosting. Capture itself is a drone pilot’s service - a separate line on a separate quote, and not something we bill.
Pricing
Tours never expire, and there is no view or bandwidth quota.
Unlimited views and bandwidth
To try Moorea
€0/month excl. VAT
For a single venue, for good
€9/month excl. VAT
To deliver under your own brand
€19/month excl. VAT
To make a living from it
€39/month excl. VAT
Prices exclude VAT. Two months free on annual billing (€90, €190 and €390).
No tour expiry, no view quota, no bandwidth billing. Three of the market’s standard irritants, designed out from the start.
A published tour stays online for as long as the subscription runs, whether it gets ten views a year or ten thousand a day. That comes down to an infrastructure choice: the object storage we use does not charge for egress. A popular tour costs us almost nothing, so there is no reason to pass a bill on to you.
Prices are shown excluding VAT. The market cheerfully mixes VAT-inclusive and VAT-exclusive figures, which creates apparent 20 % gaps between quotes - better to be explicit.

No, and that is deliberate. Moorea is the platform: it stitches, hosts and publishes. The flight and the shots are done by a professional drone pilot, who charges their own rate. Many of our users are those pilots.
Either. A pilot can host a client’s tour in their own workspace, or create a workspace in the venue’s name that takes over the subscription. The latter is the most common setup, because the tour then belongs to the place it shows. That is what the Place plan is for, at €9/month excl. VAT: a venue with a single site pays to host its tour, not for a producer’s toolkit.
Tours stop being served publicly and the workspace becomes read-only. Nothing is destroyed: resuming the subscription puts everything back exactly as it was.
In Europe. The API and database are in Frankfurt, media storage in EU jurisdiction. The tour player is built without cookies or persistent identifiers.
The Free plan is enough to publish a first tour and show it around.