Expert review
CupixWorks review
360-video-based digital twins with strong construction roots
Cupix converts a continuous 360 video walk into a navigable twin, which makes capture far faster than point-by-point scanning. The platform's centre of gravity, though, is jobsite documentation rather than buyer-facing listing media.
Our verdict
A capable capture engine in the wrong costume for most agents. Consider it if you sit between construction documentation and property marketing.
Key features
Walk-and-capture
Continuous 360 video becomes a navigable twin without stopping at tripod positions.
Timeline comparison
Compare the same space across capture dates.
BIM alignment
Overlay captures against design models.
Pros and cons
What we liked
- Fast walk-and-capture using consumer 360 cameras
- Strong progress-tracking and site documentation tooling
- Reliable spatial alignment across repeat captures
Where it falls short
- Built for construction workflows, not listing marketing
- Opaque pricing for individual agents
- Limited consumer-facing marketing output
User experience analysis
Enterprise-flavoured interface with a learning curve. Powerful project organisation, sparse marketing tooling.
Walk-and-capture
Timeline comparison
BIM alignment
Pricing analysis
Sold primarily to AEC and enterprise teams; residential pricing requires a sales conversation.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Quote | Custom | Pricing is quoted per project or portfolio. |
Who it's for
- Construction and AEC teams
- Developers documenting build progress
- Enterprise property portfolios
Alternatives to CupixWorks
Frequently asked questions
Can agents use Cupix for listings?
Technically yes, but the output and pricing model are aimed at construction and enterprise portfolios.