Matterport
3D digital twins of physical spaces, now a CoStar company
Overview
Matterport captures walkable 3D tours and automated floor plans of real spaces using its Pro3 lidar camera and Cortex AI processing. Used in real estate listings, construction documentation, and facilities management. CoStar Group completed its acquisition in February 2025.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 13 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- 1 active space
- Basic tour hosting
- Multiple active spaces
- Floor plans add-on
- Standard hosting
- More active spaces
- Advanced tools
- Team features
- Large space quotas
- SDK/API production access
- Admin controls
What you can produce with Matterport
- Photorealistic walkable 3D tours (digital twins)
- Automated floor plans and measurements
- Cortex AI capture processing
- Pro3 lidar 3D camera hardware
- GraphQL API and public Showcase SDK for embedding
- Cloud hosting and sharing of tours
ASEAN Perspective
Matterport in Southeast Asia
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Matterport is the tour everyone else gets compared to. Its Pro3 camera and Cortex AI processing produce the photorealistic, measurable 3D walkthroughs that became a listing-page standard, and the same digital twins do real work in construction progress records and insurance/facilities documentation. Two things to know before committing. First, it's a genuine investment, not a casual add-on: the Pro3 camera starts near $5,995, and you still pay a monthly subscription to process and host tours even after buying the hardware. Second, ownership changed, CoStar Group closed its roughly $1.6 billion acquisition in February 2025, folding Matterport into CoStar's marketplaces (Homes.com, Apartments.com), so the roadmap now serves CoStar's strategy. For real estate teams, construction firms, and facilities managers who shoot spaces regularly, the output quality justifies the cost. Occasional users are better served by a hired scan at $200-400 per listing than by owning the kit.
What people say
On G2 and specialist review sites, Matterport's reputation rests on output quality. Reviewers consistently call the 3D tours the best-looking in the category and praise how approachable the software is, users without technical skills report producing polished walkthroughs and accurate floor plans without a learning curve. The Pro3 camera's 904nm lidar gets specific praise for dimensional accuracy on large or complex properties, which is why it's treated as the reference tool for reliable floor plans.
The consistent negatives are software stability and cost. Reviewers report app crashes, processing failures, and projects that fail to render, frustrating precisely because a failed capture can mean re-shooting an entire site. The subscription-even-if-you-own-the-camera model draws repeated criticism: owning a $5,995+ camera doesn't free you from a monthly fee to host and share tours.
Pricing in 2026 spans a wide range. Cloud subscriptions run from a free tier up to roughly $355/month at the top, with commonly cited tiers around $12/month (Starter) and $58/month (Professional). Hardware is separate: the Pro3 starts near $5,995, the Performance Kit around $6,595, and a full capture bundle near $8,995. Firms that don't want to own gear hire a scan for $200-400 per listing.
The February 2025 CoStar acquisition, valued at roughly $1.6 billion (about $1.9 billion total consideration including equity), is the biggest recent change. Matterport shareholders received 0.03552 CoStar shares plus $2.75 cash per share. CoStar has signaled it wants Matterport's digital twins embedded across its marketplaces, so buyers should expect the roadmap to prioritize CoStar-ecosystem integration over standalone feature work. There's also a developer story: a GraphQL API and public SDK (showcase-sdk) let teams embed and extend tours, with a free sandbox and paid production licensing, and Matterport's public GitHub carries active example and tutorial repos alongside its well-known Mask_RCNN project. Net take from reviewers: best-in-class capture and hosting, occasionally shaky software, and a total cost of ownership, camera plus perpetual subscription, that only pencils out if you shoot spaces on a regular schedule rather than for a one-off listing.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
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