360° video production for business
360° Video for VR Headsets: Your Viewers Stand Inside the Picture
A VR headset creates the feeling of really being there. People and objects seem to stand right in front of the viewer. We do not just shoot, we put the film to work: set-up headsets, our own player and, if you like, dozens of headsets in sync.

Among others for
Effect
What a 360° video achieves
Full attention
Whoever wears the headset sees only your film. No phone, no neighbor and no trade show noise gets in the way.
Feeling before facts
Viewers get a sense of the place, the people and the atmosphere. That lasts longer than a list of arguments.
Anyone can use it
Putting on the headset is all it takes. Our 360° player guides viewers through the video and is controlled with bare hands.

More than a film
From a one-on-one meeting to a hall with hundreds
A film production delivers a file. We deliver the rollout: the film is set up on your headsets and starts the way your situation requires.
- At the trade show booth: Your guest starts the film, and a large screen shows bystanders what they see
- In a group: All headsets start at the same moment, centrally controlled, with no delay
- Online: On YouTube, Vimeo or your website, on phones and tablets with motion control
Packages and pricing
What a 360° video costs
A 360° video costs €6,000 to €15,000, depending on shooting days, cast and animation. From the same shoot we can also create a tour, for less as a package.
For trade shows, events and tours
360° video
from €6,000
Your film for the VR headset, fully set up and ready to use.
Included
- Concept, shoot, editing and sound
- Set up on your VR headsets
- Our 360° player, controlled with bare hands
- Version for YouTube, Vimeo and your website
Runs on
- VR headset
- Apple Vision Pro
- Browser
- YouTube
One shoot, two formats
Film and tourRecommended
from €6,000
Individually from €8,500, you save €2,500
At the same location, we create the film for the VR headset and the tour for your website.
Included
- 360° video from concept to the set-up headset
- 360° tour with info points
- Embedded on your website, with link and QR code
- Operation and hosting of the tour for the first year
Runs on
- VR headset
- Smartphone
- Tablet
- Laptop
All prices exclude VAT. VR headsets are not included; you can buy them or rent them from us for applications we developed. So far we have stayed within the quoted budget on every project.
What clients say about their 360° videos
The project exceeded all expectations. It helped us make a great many contacts. It was definitely worth it, and VRtual X supported us very professionally.
View project: Site Manager, ISOTEC Itzehoe GmbH Sönke Teichert
Site Manager, ISOTEC Itzehoe GmbH
Management was thrilled with the film, and we have already won over other colleagues too. Great work, and high praise!
Nico Harms
Process Engineer, Johnson & JohnsonThe VR headsets give us a great way to finally let people experience our apprenticeships and to show how varied the work in production and engineering is.
View project: Apetito Joanna Wolska
Apetito
Quotes translated from German.
Case studies
Selected 360° and 180° videos

An Industrial Kitchen in VR 360° Video
Apetito, based in Rheine, is known for frozen meals and catering for company cafeterias. Now the long-established company is breaking new ground, recruiting apprentices with VR headsets.

Isotec Uses 360° Videos at Career Fairs
For Isotec, we produced a 360° film that brings the trade of wood and building protection technician to life. At career fairs, it runs in VR headsets.

Mercedes Driver Assistance Systems, Up Close in VR
Mercedes-Benz lets people experience its new driver assistance systems on VR headsets. We shot three 360° videos from the driver’s perspective.

How a 180-Degree Video Brings the Track Construction Trade to Life
For Hamburger Hochbahn, we followed three track construction apprentices with a 180° camera, including at night on the tracks. The video runs on YouTube and at career fairs.

Winkelmann's Thriller “Hast du Zeit?” in Virtual Reality 360°
For vm-people, we shot the first chapter of Andreas Winkelmann's thriller “Hast du Zeit?” as a 360° video. It premiered at a funeral home in Berlin.

360° and VR Project in the ARD Tagesschau Studio
“This is Germany’s Channel One with the Tagesschau.” In our 360° project, you can open the Tagesschau yourself from behind the news desk.
Process
How your video is made
Try it and understand it
We start with a free personal demo on the VR headset, on site at your company. Once you know what is possible and what is not, we collect ideas for your project.
Result: proposal
Planning and analysis
Together we plan the project and work out how it best meets your requirements.
Result: concept and project plan
Development
We work in small steps and ask for your feedback along the way.
Result: finished project
Handover and training
We hand over the solution, train your team and help you put it to work.
Result: in daily use
Questions about 360° video
What determines the price of a 360° video?
Mainly the number of shooting days and locations, cast and voice-over, animation and graphics. A documentary film at one location sits at the lower end of the €6,000 to €15,000 range; elaborate productions with several shooting days or animation cost more. Our 360° player comes with every production.
How much work is the shoot for us?
We plan, shoot and edit. You provide a contact person, the locations and the people in front of the camera.
Which devices does the video run on?
On Meta Quest, Pico and Apple Vision Pro, as well as in the browser and on YouTube. On phones and tablets, viewers look around by moving the device. The video works best in a VR headset, which is why it belongs in the headset at trade shows, not on a tablet.
360° video or 180° video?
A 360° video shows the entire surroundings, ideal for places and tours. A 180° video shows the front half, but in stereoscopic 3D and sharper, ideal for people who talk to the viewer. Crew and lights can stay behind the camera.
360° video or VR simulation?
In a video, the viewer looks around but does not intervene. In a simulation, the user acts. The video costs less and is finished sooner.
How long does production take?
2 to 6 weeks, including planning, shooting and post-production. For a trade show, plan four extra weeks as a buffer.
Can we rent VR headsets?
Yes, for applications we developed, including on-site support at your booth.
What should your viewers experience?
Tell us about the place and the occasion. We will suggest what the film could look like and tell you the price.
Your contactTim B. Frank Founder and Managing Director
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