All-in-One Package Guide: The Complete Listing Media Set

All-in-One is the complete set: every major channel, from the search feed to the open house table, covered in a single booking.

What's in it

As of this guide, All-in-One includes:

• HDR Photography: the core stills for every channel.
• Cinematic Video: a filmed walkthrough with music.
• Virtual Tour (Matterport): an interactive 3D walkthrough.
• Floor Plan (3D Scan): a detailed 2D floor plan with measurements, produced from 3D scanning.
• Drone Photography: aerial photos of the property and its surroundings.
• Property Website: a dedicated single-property site with a branded landing page.
• Brochure Design: a ready-to-print PDF brochure, with optional printed copies.

It's the only package that includes drone photography and a Matterport 3D tour, and the only one built around the 3D Scan floor plan.

Live contents and price:

How the pieces work together

Follow the buyer's path from first glance to booking a showing:

1. Discovery. HDR photos and aerials lead the listing in search results and social feeds. An aerial answers questions a ground-level photo can't: lot size, privacy, what's next door and how close the water, park or village centre is.
2. Evaluation. The video shows how the home feels, the Matterport tour lets buyers explore it freely and the floor plan tells them whether it works.
3. One destination. The property website holds all of it, so every email, post and QR code points to the same place.
4. In person. The brochure is what buyers take home from the showing or open house, with the photos and details they'll want when comparing homes later.

Each piece supports the others, which is the case for booking them together rather than one at a time.

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Who it suits

• Luxury, view and waterfront homes, where setting and presentation drive price, such as North Shore view properties or homes backing onto parks and trails.
• Large lots and acreages, where the land is part of what's being sold.
• Distinctive properties that need every angle explained: architect-designed homes, character homes and unusual layouts.
• Listings with a busy open-house program, where printed brochures travel home with buyers.
• Listings likely to draw remote buyers, who will rely on the 3D tour, video and plan before travelling.

Getting the most from All-in-One

Brief the shoot

Seven services means more to coordinate. Share priorities when you book: the feature rooms, the best exterior angle, the view you want from the air. Prepare the whole home, because a 3D tour and video show far more than a curated photo set.

Sequence the launch

You don't have to release everything on day one. Lead with the photos and aerials, follow with the video, then send the 3D tour and floor plan to buyers who show interest. Our listing launch marketing plan shows one way to sequence it.

Use the brochure deliberately

Print copies for open houses and showings, and keep the PDF for email follow-ups. Put the property website address on it so buyers can return to the video and tour.

A checklist before the shoot

• Every room ready, including closets, laundry and storage that the 3D tour and video will show.
• Exterior ready for aerials: cars off the driveway, bins out of sight, lawn and garden tidied.
• Lights on and blinds set consistently throughout the home.
• Key features written up for the property website and brochure: updates, layout highlights, nearby parks and schools.
• A note of anything that shouldn't be photographed, such as personal documents or security panels.

When it's more than you need

All-in-One isn't the right answer for every listing:

• A condo with a clear layout usually doesn't need aerials or a 3D tour. Launch covers photos and a floor plan, and a Floor View Tour can be added if rooms look alike.
• Layout and print matter, but not aerials or video: Showcase covers photos, a LiDAR floor plan, a Floor View Tour, a property website and a brochure.
• Video, layout and print matter, but not aerials or a 3D tour: Signature covers photos, cinematic video, a LiDAR floor plan, a Floor View Tour, a property website and a brochure.
• An ordinary lot where the surroundings add little: aerials may not earn their place. Our guide on when drone photography is worth it helps you decide.

If you're still weighing options, how to choose listing media services is a good place to start.

Worth adding

• Twilight Photography for the cover image.
• Floor View Tour if the home has several levels or a suite. It's built from a floor plan and the listing photos, and places each photo on the plan where it was taken.
• Virtual Staging for any vacant rooms, clearly labelled.
• Property Report when buyers will want a detailed report of all rooms and dimensions.

The bottom line

All-in-One is for listings where no channel can be left uncovered and where the setting deserves to be seen from above.