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Getting started

A first property, with photos and plans ready, takes about half an hour. Once you know the flow, 15 minutes is realistic. Tracing floor outlines and room polygons is the bulk of it.
An exterior photo, a floor plan image per floor, and a photo per room. Everything else can be added later.
Yes — the floor plan is what rooms are traced onto. Without one, a floor has nothing for visitors to click.
Yes. Duplicating is the fastest way to handle several units of the same layout: copy, then swap the photos and the details.

Building

There is no limit. Very large properties are easier to browse with a 2-column room grid.
No, but untraced rooms cannot be clicked on the plan — visitors reach them only from the room list. Trace at least the rooms that sell the property.
They show where the photographer stood and which way they faced, so a visitor can orient a photo on the plan. See Viewpoints.
Rooms follow the floor they are assigned to, and within a floor you control the order in the room list.

Sharing

It is reachable by anyone with the link, but the default slug is random and unguessable, and Visits are not submitted to search engines.
You can, but the old link stops working. Decide before you distribute it. Legacy /v/<slug> links keep redirecting.
The Visit loads inside the iframe, independently of your page, so it does not block your own content.
Mark the property as sold for a sold badge, or delete it from the danger zone in Details.

Features

No. Results are temporary and personal to the visitor who generated them. Your originals are untouched.
No. Their layout is stored in their own browser only.
Interface labels are already translated. Your own text — descriptions, room names, hotspots — you translate in the Translations tab, with English as the fallback.
Custom URL, brand logo, contact form and analytics. See Plans.

Still stuck?

Email support@planpoint.io with the Visit URL and we will take a look. Also see Troubleshooting.