Cupix is a virtual staging software that enables real estate professionals to create virtual tours and floor plans. Its features include 360° video support, 3D walkthroughs, interactive floor plans, construction management, and project management capabilities. In this article, we cover user reviews and pricing. Ready to try Cupix? Get a free trial.
As of the date this article was written (01/23/19), there are very few Cupix reviews online. If you are a past or current Cupix customer, leave a review to help others who are deciding whether or not to use the software.
Cupix has a free plan and three paid subscription options: Small ($24/month/workspace), Medium ($65/month/workspace), and Large ($190/month/workspace). The main difference between the plans is the data allocation for new 3D tours.
Cupix also offers three add-on packages for more specific needs: Studio ($29/month), Architecture, Engineering, and Construction ($69), and Team Management ($49).
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Cupix offers a discount of approximately 15% to users who agree to pay for their subscription annually. Those who opt for the Medium and Large capacity plans will also be given discounts for long-term use.
What camera can I use with Cupix?
You can use any camera with 360° capabilities. However, Cupix recommends Ricoh Theta, Insta360, Mi Sphere 360, MADV, Yi 360 cameras, and GoPro Fusion. For higher resolution images, you can attach a panoramic mount ring to your DSLR camera. When creating panoramic photos, it is necessary to ensure that the width to height ratio is 2:1.
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Cupix is constantly updating their software. I have been very impressed with the recent updated photo alignment tools. They’ve also fixed the navigation flow and it works a lot better.
The tutorials have been lacking. Wish there were better walk throughs.
That the help section didn’t have enough videos.