Expert review

Asteroom review

Budget 3D tours from a phone and a spinning lens kit

7.6From $19/mo
Updated July 9, 2026Reviewed by Marcus ReyesHow we testAdvertiser disclosure

Asteroom is the value pick: a phone, an inexpensive lens kit, and a handful of taps get you a passable 3D tour. Fidelity and feature depth are exactly what the price suggests.

Our verdict

Good enough for rentals and entry-level listings. Agents whose brand rests on presentation quality will outgrow it quickly.

Key features

Phone-based capture

Panorama capture with an optional rotating lens accessory.

Floor plan generation

Automatic 2D plans derived from captured panoramas.

Simple hosting

Shareable tour links and basic embeds.

Pros and cons

What we liked

  • Very low entry cost
  • Simple capture flow
  • Floor plan add-on included on some plans

Where it falls short

  • Image quality trails premium platforms
  • Minimal AI
  • Thin analytics and marketing distribution

User experience analysis

Straightforward and forgiving. Few settings to get wrong, and few settings to tune.

https://asteroom.com

Phone-based capture

Floor plan generation

Simple hosting

Interface walkthrough captured during our Asteroom testing session.

Pricing analysis

Low monthly cost; optional lens kit is a small one-time purchase.

PlanPriceWhat you get
Basic$19/moCore tours and hosting.
Pro$39/moFloor plans, branding, more active tours.

Who it's for

  • New agents
  • Rental and property management listings
  • Low-volume solo agents

Alternatives to Asteroom

Head-to-head comparisons

Frequently asked questions

Is Asteroom good enough for luxury listings?

Generally no — output quality is the tradeoff for its price point.