360° virtual tours for local venues

Give people a look around.
Give them a reason to visit.

360° virtual tours for your website and Google Maps, complete with venue photos and a floorplan. Add clickable information, product links and booking links to your website tour.

Enquire about a pilotHave a gander
For shops, restaurants, gyms, sports bars and leisure venues.
  • Explore. Look around the venue in 360°.
  • Understand. Use photographs, a floorplan and practical information to get a feel for the space.
  • Act. Follow website-tour links to shop, book, enquire or join.

They’re checking you out before they walk in.

Give them more than a description. Let them look around, get a feel for the space and discover what makes you worth visiting—with a clear next step to shop, book or join.

Show the experience

Put your atmosphere, layout and distinctive spaces in view.

Help people plan

Let visitors explore the setting, seating and facilities before arriving.

Connect interest to action

Link from the website tour to products, menus, bookings and memberships.

These are the benefits we’re aiming for, not guaranteed results.

One venue. Two ways to explore.

Interactive

On your website

A richer, interactive tour embedded on your website and shareable through a link or QR code.

  • Explore your venue in 360°.
  • Click custom information points.
  • Discover products, offers, seating areas and facilities.
  • Follow links to products, menus, bookings or memberships.
  • View venue-confirmed practical access information.
Google’s viewer

On Google Maps / Street View

Let people explore your venue through published Street View imagery associated with your business location.

  • Explore connected 360° views.
  • See the venue within Google’s viewing experience.

Not included on Google: custom hotspots, information panels and product or booking links are available in your website tour—not inside Google Maps / Street View.

Google publication is subject to image requirements, moderation and Google’s display behaviour.

What’s included

360° venue tour

Give people a look around your space before they visit.

Venue photographs

A set of images to help showcase your venue.

Floorplan

Help visitors understand the layout.

Website tour only

Clickable hotspots and information points

Add context and link to products, menus, bookings and memberships.

Details such as photo numbers and floorplan format are agreed with each venue.

A look around. A next step.

Website-tour hotspot demo Illustrative demo—not a live 360° venue tour

See how clickable information connects your space to the details and links customers need. These features are available in your website-hosted tour, not in Google Maps / Street View.

Shop

  • Featured productSample text: a short description of a product on display, plus what makes it special. Illustrative only.
  • This week’s offerSample text: an example seasonal offer with dates and conditions. Illustrative only, not a real offer.
  • Entrance informationSample text: which door to use and where to find the facilities. Illustrative only. A live tour shows only details the venue has confirmed.

Restaurant

  • Table 12Sample text: a window table for four, with a view of the street. Illustrative only.
  • Explore the menuSample text: highlights of an example menu, with a link to the full version. Illustrative only.
  • Private diningSample text: a curtained room for celebrations and team meals, with a sample capacity. Illustrative only.

Gym / sports bar

  • Watch the match hereSample text: the big screen is visible from the bar and standing area. Illustrative only, not a real fixture.
  • MembershipsSample text: an example of how membership options could be introduced next to the training area. Illustrative only.
  • FacilitiesSample text: an example facilities note, such as where the changing rooms are, supplied by the venue. Illustrative only.

The real service uses captured 360° venue imagery. This preview demonstrates the clickable information layer only. Tap or select a numbered marker to see what an info point could show.

Illustrative sample content

Who it’s for

Shops

Put products and offers in context, with links straight to your online shop.

Restaurants

Show the atmosphere, seating and private spaces—then point people towards a booking.

Gyms

Help prospective members explore the training areas and facilities before joining.

Sports bars and leisure venues

Show where the action happens, explain the space and link to bookings or enquiries.

How it works

  1. We capture your space.

    We arrange a suitable time to record your venue.

  2. We build your tour.

    We prepare your tour, photos and floorplan, and add the information and links for your website experience.

  3. You share it.

    Publish on your website and/or Google Maps, with links and QR codes to help people explore.

Capture time varies by venue. Website and Google routes don’t have identical features, and Google publication is subject to image requirements, moderation and Google’s display behaviour. Your introductory chat doesn’t book a capture date; we agree that separately.

Fancy being an early bird?

We’re testing Gander Goose with a small number of local businesses. Pilot venues get a reduced introductory price in exchange for honest feedback, helping us shape a service that’s genuinely useful.

Pricing depends on your venue and what you’d like to include.

Enquire about a pilot

Quick answers

What comes with a Gander Goose tour?

A 360° venue tour, venue photographs and a floorplan. Your website tour can also include custom clickable hotspots and information points. Details such as photo numbers and floorplan format are agreed with each venue.

Can it go on my website?

Yes. The tour is designed to be embedded on your website, and you can share it through a link or QR code. We’ll check how it fits with your site.

Can it appear on Google Maps?

It can be published as Street View imagery associated with your venue’s location. That is subject to Google’s image requirements, moderation and display behaviour, so we can’t promise timings, placement or ranking.

Do clickable hotspots work on Google Maps?

No. Custom information points and product or booking links are features of the website-hosted tour. Google Maps / Street View uses Google’s own viewing experience.

Can customers click through to buy or book?

Website-tour hotspots link to your existing product pages, menus, booking systems and membership pages. We don’t build a new checkout or booking engine, and the tour doesn’t show live stock.

Can we include access and facilities information?

Yes. We can highlight details your venue has confirmed, such as entrances and facilities. A tour doesn’t replace detailed accessibility information, an access assessment or accessible text alternatives, and it isn’t an accessibility certification.

What if our layout or offers change?

Text and link changes, such as a new offer or menu link, are different from physical layout changes. Moving furniture or refitting a space may need fresh capture. We’ll talk through what to expect, and we don’t promise unlimited updates.

How does the pilot work?

We’re testing Gander Goose with a small number of local businesses. Pilot venues get a reduced introductory price in exchange for honest feedback. Pricing depends on your venue and what you’d like to include, and we’ll discuss it once we know about your space.

Let’s have a gander at your venue.

Tell us a little about your business and we’ll get in touch about a pilot.

Enquire about a pilot

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