Compare Realsee and Matterport against visitor tasks, deliverable files, hosting and integration requirements. A relevant demonstration and a written scope are more useful than choosing solely by visual style or a headline subscription price.
Use one comparison brief
Give both proposals the same requirements: number of spaces, audience, website embedding, languages and downstream file needs. Ask each provider to demonstrate the same visitor tasks. Features shown in a promotional example may depend on capture equipment, account region or subscription level, so identify the actual configuration being quoted.
Realsee: evaluate the proposed scene
WEDO’s published Realsee tours provide examples for evaluating navigation, spatial presentation and phone use. List the actions you want, then confirm available annotations, sharing, downloads and administration for the proposed project. This guide does not provide an untested accuracy ranking or treat one example’s features as standard in every package.
Matterport: check the plan and add-ons
Matterport’s plans distinguish active-space capacity, embedding, camera support and technical deliverables, with additional charges for some files. Include the required subscription and add-ons in the estimate rather than treating a headline starting price as the project total. Recheck the official plan and written quote when placing an order.
Run the same visitor task
On representative phones and networks, enter the space, find a destination, read a label and return to the website. Record failures and confusing controls rather than comparing desktop screenshots alone. Measurement applications need a separate validation method and agreed tolerance; smooth navigation does not establish dimensional accuracy.
Decide by fit and total cost
Eliminate proposals that cannot meet essential deliverables, then compare production, hosting, updates, files, handover and integration. This is a procurement framework, not a claim that WEDO provides every Matterport or platform-development service. Share the intended use and required files so the team can confirm an appropriate scope.
A quick commissioning checklist
- Were both proposals tested with the same tasks and devices?
- Are essential files and integrations confirmed in writing?
- What are the total operating costs and exit arrangements?