Matterport
Pricing. There's a free plan to get you started. Paid plans start at $12 a month, and enterprise pricing is tailored to your team. Reach out to the vendor for a quote. See full pricing · Updated October 14, 2026
Matterport is a digital twin platform for the built environment that turns captured spatial data into immersive 3D tours, floor plans, and exportable CAD and BIM deliverables with integrations into major construction software.
Matterport sells a reality-capture-to-digital-twin workflow used across marketing, facilities, corporate portfolios, and design and construction. The design and construction solution page states you can generate CAD and BIM files from a digital twin rather than rebuilding geometry by hand, and it names partner connections to Autodesk and Procore for bringing that context into broader project systems (Matterport design and construction page, 2026).
Corporate real estate, property marketing, and facilities management pages each pitch immersive 3D as a decision and operations layer, which shows how far beyond a simple virtual tour the platform aims. For AEC teams, the practical hook is linking site conditions captured on a walkthrough to downstream modeling and coordination tools your office already pays for.
The BIM Files page adds that ordered deliverables are positioned at LOD 200 as a foundation for early documentation and design updates, and it points to a Revit plug-in for pulling BIM and point cloud formats from a Matterport account (Matterport BIM Files page, 2026). Because capture hardware options and subscription tiers change often, treat public marketing as directional. Validate file formats, accuracy tolerances, and coordinate systems for your surveyor or VDC lead before you rely on exports for contract documents.
Security, hosting region, and collaboration permissions should be reviewed with IT for owner-furnished information and tenant spaces. Digital twins can expose sensitive layouts, so access control belongs in the rollout plan from day one.
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Direct CAD and BIM export messaging speaks to VDC teams tired of rescanning geometry.
- Large partner catalog helps Matterport sit next to tools already in your stack.
- Multiple industry vertical pages show breadth from bid to operations.
Cons
- Subscription and hardware costs need a business case against traditional survey-only workflows.
- Accuracy expectations must match capture method; not every export replaces a licensed survey.
- Heavy reliance on cloud hosting means offline and data residency questions need clear answers.
Key features
Digital twin hosting: Browser-based immersive spaces plus derived assets such as floor plans in marketing materials.
CAD and BIM exports: Vendor pages describe generating CAD and BIM files from captured twins to reduce manual translation.
Construction integrations: Public copy references Autodesk and Procore partner links for design and construction audiences.
Revit plug-in: BIM Files marketing cites a free Autodesk Revit plug-in for importing BIM and point cloud data from Matterport.
QA and QC resources: Matterport offers downloadable reality capture checklists aimed at quality workflows on site.
Lifecycle positioning: Content ties twins to portfolio, marketing, operations, and project delivery stories.
Pricing
Free
per month
Free
Free forever on the vendor site 1 active space and 2 users. No card required.
Enterprise (contact sales)
Contact sales
Enterprise is listed on the vendor site as contact sales, with custom spaces and users. No public dollar amount.
Starter (billed annually)
per month
$12.00
Starting price when billed annually: $12 a month, or $144 for the year. The monthly rate is shown at $14. Price depends on active spaces.
Starter (monthly)
per month
$14.00
Starting price on the vendor site $14 a month. Starter covers 5 to 20 active spaces, and the price depends on how many stay active.
Professional (billed annually)
per month
$58.00
Starting price when billed annually: $58 a month, or $696 for the year. The monthly rate is shown at $69. Price depends on active spaces.
Professional (monthly)
per month
$69.00
Starting price on the vendor site $69 a month. Professional covers 20 to 150 active spaces, and the price depends on how many stay active.
Business (billed annually)
per month
$296.00
Starting price when billed annually: $296 a month, or $3,552 for the year. The monthly rate is shown at $355. Price depends on active spaces.
Business (monthly)
per month
$355.00
Starting price on the vendor site $355 a month. Business covers 100 to 300 active spaces, and the price depends on how many stay active.
Prices come from each vendor’s public listings and can change. Double-check the current price on the vendor site before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Does Matterport produce BIM files?
Marketing for design and construction says CAD and BIM files can be generated from a digital twin. Confirm file type, LOD, and units with Matterport documentation for the subscription you buy.
Does Matterport integrate with Autodesk?
The design and construction page links to an Autodesk partner page. Walk through that material with your BIM manager to see which products and versions are supported.
Does Matterport work with Procore?
Public partner content references Procore. Validate whether your Procore module list and Matterport account tier cover the integration you expect.
Is there a free Matterport tier?
Yes. matterport.com/plans lists Free at $0, with 1 active space and 2 users, and no card. Paid plans start at $14 a month for Starter, $69 a month for Professional, and $355 a month for Business. Annual billing shows $12, $58, and $296 a month. Enterprise is contact sales.
What hardware captures Matterport spaces?
Matterport historically supports proprietary cameras and compatible capture devices; hardware lines evolve. Check the official capture page for the device you intend to purchase.
Can Matterport replace a licensed survey?
Treat exports as aids to coordination, not automatic replacements for jurisdictional survey requirements unless your engineer accepts them after review.
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