Virtual showroom software you can run yourself, from first scene to published link
Immersiq is a web application for building and managing virtual showrooms. This page explains what the software includes, who in your team can do what and what it deliberately leaves out.
Building a tour is the easy part; running it is the work
A showroom changes. Products come and go, displays move and several people need to help. Tools that only export a tour leave you rebuilding it by hand every time something changes.
An editor, a catalogue and an inbox in one workspace
Scenes, products and enquiries live together. Team members have roles, edits are drafts until published and each change is recorded in an audit trail.
A synthetic sample for demonstration. It is not a real business. Open full screen
The demo shows the visitor view; the editor is available in a free trial.
What you can do
Multiple tours per workspace
Create separate tours for branches, collections or seasons, within your plan limits.
Team roles
Owners, admins, editors and viewers have different permissions, enforced on the server.
Catalogue management
Search, bulk actions and CSV import and export for larger ranges.
Quality checks
The Publish tab flags missing links, unpublished products and other problems before visitors see them.
Branding
Your logo and colours on plans that include branding.
AI assistance
Optional, credit-based drafts for product descriptions. Nothing is published without your approval.
How it works
1
Create a workspace
Sign up and invite your team.
2
Upload and connect
Add the scenes, name them and link them by clicking doorways and paths in the panorama.
3
Add the catalogue
Enter products or import a CSV.
4
Preview and publish
Walk the tour as a visitor, resolve any flagged problems, then publish a shareable link.
Where it fits
Single showroom
One owner builds and updates a single tour.
Multi-branch
Each branch has its own tour while sharing one catalogue.
Agency or studio
A team with editors and a viewer role for reviewers.
Benefits
Self-service, with no engineers required
Changes stay private until you publish
Role-based access and audit history
Plain-text pricing and no hidden per-visitor fees
Limitations to know about
Custom domains and some features depend on your plan
It is not an e-commerce checkout: it captures enquiries rather than taking payments for products
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Frequently asked questions
Can my team collaborate?
Yes. Invite members and assign roles. Viewers can see but not change content.
Is there an API?
There is no public API at the moment.
Where can I see current limits?
On the pricing page, which reads live plan data.
Ready to open your doors online?
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