Floor Plan
A clear Floor Plan is the second-most-clicked element on a property listing, just after the main photo. Backbone produces 2D floor plans for portal listings (with room names, square metres, compass, scale bar, and your branding included), captured three ways: on site by a Backbone operator, edited from a file you provide, or extracted from a Matterport tour. For richer marketing, Backbone also produces 3D floor plans rendered in three style options, ideal for brochures and hero visuals.
Floor Plan Capture




3D Floor Plan






Frequently ordered together
Published on
01 April 2025
Latest update on
29 April 2026
Floor plan pricing depends on the type and the property size. Backbone produces three types of 2D floor plans, all priced per plan: Floor Plan Capture (on-site capture by a Backbone operator), Floor Plan Editing (drawn from a file you provide), and Matterport Floor Plan (extracted from a virtual tour, available when ordered alongside a Virtual Visit). 3D Floor Plans are priced separately, with three style options to choose from. For a quote on your specific property, request one on our get-a-quote page. To see what's included per subscription plan, visit our pricing page.
Delivery depends on the type. The three 2D floor plans (Floor Plan Capture, Floor Plan Editing, Matterport Floor Plan) follow the standard Backbone turnaround, with a 2-week review window for adjustments. 3D Floor Plans, rendered in one of three style options, are also delivered from 48 hours. Exact delivery times per subscription plan are on our pricing page.
2D floor plans are the standard requirement for portal listings and legal disclosures. They include room names, square metres per room, compass, scale bar, optional disclaimer text, and your branding, with a typical accuracy of 95–97%. 3D floor plans are a separate marketing product, rendered in one of three style options, used as a hero visualisation for brochures or featured listings. They don't include room names or measurements, since the value is visual. Many agents order both: a 2D plan for the portal and a 3D plan for the brochure.
Yes. 93% of buyers say they're more likely to spend time looking at a property with a floor plan, and 42% say they wouldn't hire a professional that didn't offer one. A floor plan is the second-most-clicked element on a portal listing, just after the main photo, which makes it one of the highest-ROI items in a property marketing package.
Backbone floor plans are designed for marketing use on portals, websites and brochures. They are not suitable for appraisal, architectural planning or renovation work, where surveyor-grade plans are required. With a typical accuracy of 95–97%, Backbone 2D plans are delivered in JPG and PDF, with one plan per floor plus one file combining all floors.



