360° virtual tour and Matterport 3D services in Sherbrooke
From Sherbrooke to Magog, your spaces in 3D.
A virtual tour in Sherbrooke starts at $395 under 1,500 sq. ft., the same grid as everywhere in Quebec, plus travel to the Eastern Townships, shared on a route ($0.73/km beyond roughly 100 km). One day on site, then online 24 to 48 hours later in most cases, ready for Google Maps, where we have published since 2015. Phone: 514 262-9248.
- Curtis rest area (A-55) scanned in 3D in 2025
- Regional routes: shared travel costs
- Online 24 to 48 hours after the capture
- Over 1,000 tours published on Google Maps since 2015
They trust us
Serving the Eastern Townships from the South Shore.
Panosphere 360 is based in Boucherville, on Montreal’s South Shore, and captures anywhere in Quebec. In Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships, we work on regional routes: one day on site for the capture, the tour online 24 to 48 hours later in most cases, and everything else is handled remotely. The camera, the method and the price grid are the same as in Montreal; only travel is added.
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One day on site, the rest remotely
Marc Durand Bréard travels with the Matterport Pro3 camera and captures your space in one day. Delivery, the one-hour training included and any adjustments are then handled remotely, with no second trip.
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Online 24 to 48 hours after the capture
You receive the tour link, the embed code for your website and the 2D floor plan. The tour stays online for one year, hosting included.
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Travel shared on a route
Beyond about 100 km from Montreal, travel is billed at $0.73/km. When several sites in the Eastern Townships are captured on the same route, those fees are shared between them.
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Visible on your Google Business Profile
For a business, an institution or a tourist attraction, the same capture can be published on Google Maps and in Google Street View (+$100, non-residential locations only). Over 1,000 tours published on Google Maps since 2015.
A real tour to explore
A Ministry service area, in 3D.
This tour is not in the Eastern Townships: it is the Point-du-Jour service area, on Highway 40 in Lavaltrie, scanned for the Quebec Ministry of Transport. We show it as an example of the same type of assignment as the Curtis rest area in Stanstead-Est. Click to launch the tour, rotate the dollhouse view, then step inside the building.
Who it’s for in Sherbrooke.
Universities, CEGEPs and schools
Open houses online all year round: future students and their parents, including those who live far from Sherbrooke, walk through the buildings, labs and residences before making the trip.
Healthcare and seniors’ residences
Families visit the residence or the clinic remotely before a move or a first appointment; the reception area, the hallways and the model rooms are shown without disturbing residents.
Downtown shops and restaurants
Rue Wellington, boulevard King Ouest or elsewhere in the city: a tour published on your Google Business Profile brings customers into the room before they make the trip.
Tourism and outdoor recreation in Magog and Orford
Inns, resorts, cottages and attractions: travellers see the rooms, the common room and the grounds; aerial drone views place the property in its landscape.
Industry and warehouses
A 3D survey of the plant or the warehouse to plan a reconfiguration, train staff or show the facilities to a distant head office, without sending anyone there.
Real estate and rental management
Apartments, commercial buildings and properties for sale: 3D tour, 2D floor plan included and measurements, to rent or sell to tenants and buyers who cannot visit in person.
How it works
From the first call to going live.
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Quote within 24 hours
You tell us the address, the approximate area and what needs to be captured. You receive a written quote, travel fees included, within 24 hours.
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A route date
We set the date with you and, when possible, group the region’s captures on the same route to share travel. Evenings and Saturday mornings are possible.
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Capture in one day
Marc Durand Bréard captures your space with the Matterport Pro3 camera, usually without closing: the capture works around your activities.
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Online within 24 to 48 hours
The tour is online 24 to 48 hours after the capture in most cases, with its 2D floor plan. The one-hour training and Google publication, if applicable, are then handled remotely.
Public pricing
The same prices as in Montreal.
The price grid is the same everywhere in Quebec. The price follows the area captured and includes the capture, the 3D tour, the 2D floor plan and one year of hosting. In the Eastern Townships, only travel is added, shared between the sites on the same route.
From$395
| Under 1,500 sq. ft. | $395 |
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| 1,501 to 2,500 sq. ft. | $495 |
| 2,501 to 3,500 sq. ft. | $595 |
| 3,501 to 4,500 sq. ft. | $695 |
| 4,501 to 5,500 sq. ft. | $795 |
| 5,501 to 6,500 sq. ft. | $895 |
| 6,501 to 7,500 sq. ft. | $995 |
| 7,501 to 8,500 sq. ft. | $1,095 |
| 8,501 to 9,500 sq. ft. | $1,195 |
| 9,501 to 10,500 sq. ft. | $1,295 |
| Campus, large site or more than 10,500 sq. ft. | Quote within 24 hours |
| Publication on Google Maps (Street View)Non-residential locations only | +$100 |
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| 360 aerial views by drone | $450 to $495 |
| Professional HDR photosDepending on the number of photos | $250 to $335 |
| Standard branding: menu, logo, colours | $100 to $250 |
| Additional 2D floor plans | $50 to $100 |
- Prices in Canadian dollars, taxes extra.
- Travel: $0.73/km beyond about 100 km from Montreal, shared between the sites on the same route.
Our projects in Sherbrooke and the region
In the Eastern Townships, our project is the Curtis rest area, on northbound Highway 55 in Stanstead-Est. We scanned it in 3D for the Quebec Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility in October and November 2025, on a route of five rest areas. Captured with the Matterport Pro3 camera, the rest area becomes a digital twin accessible remotely, which helps the Ministry’s infrastructure managers assess, plan and maintain the facilities. The assignment is presented in the Quebec Ministry of Transport case study.
The tour shown above is not Curtis: it is the Point-du-Jour service area, on Highway 40 in Lavaltrie, scanned for the same Ministry. We show it as an example of what this type of assignment delivers: a dollhouse view you can rotate, a floor plan view and a building you can walk through.
Elsewhere in Quebec, institutions and public bodies entrust us with the same work: Collège Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, in Longueuil, for its virtual open house, or the City of Candiac, for Atelier 25, its public works building. The same camera, the same method and the same public prices apply in Sherbrooke.
Municipalities and neighbourhoods served
In Sherbrooke, we capture in every sector: downtown, Fleurimont, Jacques-Cartier, Rock Forest, Lennoxville and Brompton. Shops on rue Wellington and boulevard King Ouest, schools and healthcare facilities, plants and warehouses, rental buildings: each finds its use, from the Google Business Profile to the 3D survey.
Around Sherbrooke, we serve Magog and Orford, for tourism and outdoor recreation (inns, resorts, cottages, attractions), Coaticook and Stanstead, as well as Granby and Bromont. A Sherbrooke organization that also has a site in Magog or Granby can have both captured on the same route.
Travel and regional routes
Panosphere 360 is based in Boucherville, on Montreal’s South Shore. Beyond about 100 km from Montreal, a travel fee of $0.73/km is added to the price of the tour; it appears in the written quote. When several sites in the Eastern Townships are captured on the same route, those fees are shared between them. That is how we work for the Ministry: the Curtis rest area was part of a route of five rest areas.
On site, the capture takes one day, usually without closing, and in the evening or on Saturday morning if needed. The tour is online 24 to 48 hours after the capture in most cases. After that, everything is handled remotely: delivery of the link and the embed code, Google publication for non-residential locations, the one-hour training included and, on request, editor access so your team can add its own information tags. A single person, Marc Durand Bréard, guides you from the quote to the training.
3D tour, Google or survey: which to choose in Sherbrooke?
- An institution, a residence, a building or a tourist attraction: the Matterport 3D virtual tour gives you the dollhouse view, the floor plan view and measurements, with the 2D floor plan included. See also our pages for schools, CEGEPs and universities, hotels and tourism and real estate.
- A downtown shop or restaurant: the Google virtual tour publishes the same capture on your Google Maps listing and in Street View (+$100).
- A plant, a warehouse or a building to renovate: the 3D building scan serves as an as-built survey for architects, engineers and managers; see also the industrial sector. The Pro3 camera is accurate to ±20 mm at 10 m, according to Matterport.
- A municipality or a public body: the virtual tour for municipalities page presents the uses, from inaugurating a building to documenting the property portfolio.
For a property in Orford, a campus or a large site, 360 aerial views by drone ($450 to $495) place the premises in their landscape; Marc Durand Bréard is a certified drone pilot, and Panosphere 360 is a Matterport Service Partner. Check our prices and our portfolio, or write to us for a written quote within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, our answers.
Another question? Write to marc@panosphere360.com or call 514 262-9248.
Do you travel to Sherbrooke?
Yes. We are based in Boucherville and capture anywhere in Quebec. Beyond about 100 km from Montreal, a travel fee of $0.73/km is added; it appears in the written quote and is shared between the sites on the same route.
How long does it take to get our tour?
You receive the quote within 24 hours. The capture date is set with you, often as part of a regional route, and the tour is online 24 to 48 hours after the capture in most cases.
Do we need to close our premises during the capture?
Usually not: the capture works around your activities. To keep your customers and staff out of the images, we can also capture in the evening or on Saturday morning.
Which parts of Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships do you serve?
All of Sherbrooke: downtown, Fleurimont, Jacques-Cartier, Rock Forest, Lennoxville and Brompton. We also serve Magog, Orford, Coaticook, Stanstead, Granby and Bromont, and anywhere else in Quebec.
Can you publish the tour on our Google Business Profile?
Yes, for non-residential locations: businesses, offices, institutions, tourist attractions. The same capture is published on Google Maps and in Google Street View for an additional $100. We have published over 1,000 tours on Google Maps since 2015.
Have you already worked in the Eastern Townships?
Yes: the Curtis rest area, on northbound Highway 55 in Stanstead-Est, scanned in 3D for the Quebec Ministry of Transport in October and November 2025, on a route of five rest areas. The other projects in our portfolio are elsewhere in Quebec, captured with the same camera and the same method.
We have several buildings in the Eastern Townships: how does it work?
Each building gets its own tour, priced on the grid according to its area, and all of them are captured on the same route. The travel fees are then shared between the sites.
After the capture, do you need to come back for adjustments?
No, everything is handled remotely: the one-hour training included, publication and adjustments to the tour. On request, your team also receives editor access ($150/year) to add its own information tags.
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Let’s talk about your project.
A 30-minute call is enough to settle the area, the deliverables and the price. Written quote within 24 hours, large buildings included.