RealtyShot Elite Package: Video Tour, Floor View Tour and Print-Ready Marketing

Some listings need more than clarity. They need presence: online, at the open house and in the buyer's hands afterwards. Elite is the RealtyShot package built for that.

What's in Elite today

At the time of writing, Elite includes:

• HDR Photos
• Video Tour: a walkthrough video with music
• Virtual Tour (FloorView), our Floor View Tour
• Floor Plan (LiDar): a detailed 2D floor plan with measurements
• Property Webpage
• Brochure Design: a ready-to-print PDF

Live contents and price:

Why the combination works

Elite covers every stage of a buyer's decision:

1. Discovery: photos and the video win attention in search results and social feeds.
2. Understanding: the floor plan and Floor View Tour make the layout clear. The tour places each photo on the floor plan where it was taken, facing the way the camera faced, so buyers can match what they saw in the video to a real place in the home.
3. One destination: the property webpage holds it all behind one link.
4. In person: the brochure is what buyers take home from the showing.

The video and the Floor View Tour do different jobs. The video shows how the home feels as you move through it. The tour shows exactly where each room sits. Together, buyers get both the impression and the map.

Each piece also has a life beyond the listing: short clips from the video for social media, photos for just-listed cards and the brochure for your open house table.

Videographer filming a walkthrough of a large open-plan home

Who Elite suits

• View, luxury and architecturally distinctive homes, such as the West Vancouver view homes where presentation drives price
• Heritage and character homes, where craftsmanship and flow deserve to be filmed; see our notes on New Westminster heritage home photography
• Listings with a busy open-house schedule, where print matters
• Homes where flow sells: open-plan living, indoor-outdoor spaces, dramatic entries
• Family homes over several levels, where the video carries the feel and the Floor View Tour carries the layout
• Homes with outdoor living worth showing: decks, gardens and patios that video can connect to the interior

Getting the most from Elite

1. Prepare for video, not just photos. Video shows more of each space, so every room on the route needs to be ready, including hallways and stairs.
2. Tell us what should lead. The best room, not the front door, usually makes the strongest opening.
3. Put the video and tour on the property webpage and share that one link everywhere.
4. Use short clips on social and keep the full video on the webpage.
5. Proof the brochure early. Check room names, features and your contact details so the print version is ready before the first open house.
6. Use the Floor View Tour at showings. Keep it open on a tablet so buyers can find the rooms they saw in the video.

Using the brochure

Brochure Design gives you a ready-to-print PDF of the listing. A few ways to use it:

• Open houses: a printed copy on the kitchen counter gives buyers something to take home and compare later.
• Private showings: hand one to buyers as they leave, so the home stays on the table when they sit down to talk it over.
• Email follow-up: send the PDF to buyers who asked for more detail.

If you'd rather not arrange printing yourself, add Brochure Prints when you book.

Talking to sellers about Elite

Sellers of distinctive homes often want their listing to match the effort they've put into the property. Elite gives you a clear way to show that: filmed video for atmosphere, a Floor View Tour and floor plan for the layout, a webpage that brings it together and a brochure for in-person showings. Walk them through each piece and what job it does.

Choosing between video styles? Our Video Tour vs Cinematic Video vs SpeedSell comparison sets out the differences.

Worth adding

• Twilight Photos for the cover (see twilight for West Vancouver view homes)
• Drone Aerials when the setting is part of the price
• Brochure Prints if you want printed copies of the design
• Cinematic Video if the home calls for a more produced film than the walkthrough Video Tour
• Virtual Tour (Matterport) if buyers will also want an interactive 3D walkthrough
• Virtual Staging for any vacant rooms, labelled as staged

When Elite is more than you need

• A straightforward condo: Essential or Standard will likely serve it better. Put the savings toward the add-on that matters most.
• A layout-driven townhome without print needs: Standard covers the Floor View Tour, floor plan and property webpage alongside HDR photos.
• A social-first campaign without print: Boost keeps the photos, floor plan, Floor View Tour and webpage, and swaps the filmed tour and brochure for a SpeedSell video and a Property Report.

Elite is the package for listings that should look and feel as good online and on paper as they do in person.