Gecko Digital’s USD Rate Card gives you clear, upfront pricing for 360 virtual tours and immersive digital experiences built for luxury hospitality and real estate. We’ve worked with over 700 clients across brands like Anantara, St. Regis, and One and Only — and every project is priced to reflect the hands-on production quality that General Managers like Bernard Ramen at One and Only Le Saint Geran say has delivered ‘strong engagement and clear impact on bookings.’ No hidden fees. No vague proposals. Just honest pricing for work that moves the needle.
Why do hospitality groups keep coming back to Gecko Digital for project after project? Shanaka Perera, VP Digital and Marketing at Minor Hotels and Resorts, puts it plainly: the team ‘delivers consistently high-quality work and understands how to present our properties in a way that aligns with our brand standards.’ Luca Guerra at Marriott Hotels Mauritius says the virtual experience Gecko Digital built for St. Regis Le Morne ‘had a positive contribution to business’ for his sales and reservations team. And Ali Abdulla at Atmosphere Core describes the relationship as ‘consistent and seamless’ across production and post-production. That track record is why brands like Ritz Carlton Bangkok, Aqua Blu Indonesia, and Anantara trust Gecko Digital with their most important digital assets — and it’s what your rate card investment is actually buying.
Got questions about what’s included in the pricing? Here are the ones we hear most often.
What does the rate card cover? Our USD pricing covers 360 virtual tour production and post-production for luxury hospitality and real estate properties. Every project includes our full hands-on process from shoot day through final delivery — the same process Ali Abdulla at Atmosphere Core describes as ensuring ‘high quality output and delivery for each individual product.’
Do you work with multi-property portfolios? Yes. We regularly work across entire brand portfolios. Shanaka Perera at Minor Hotels brought us in across Anantara and Avani properties, and Luca Guerra at Marriott Hotels Mauritius has worked with us across multiple properties in his group.
How do I get started? The fastest way is to book a quick Zoom call through our Inquiries page. You’ll get direct answers and a clear picture of what your project would involve — no waiting on a generic email response. You can also reach us through the contact form on our website if you’d prefer to start in writing.
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Add a short ‘What You Get Back’ section directly on the rate card page. Pull Bernard Ramen’s quote (One and Only Le Saint Geran) and Luca Guerra’s quote (St. Regis Le Morne) with their names and properties. Frame them as evidence that the investment pays off. If internal data exists on average booking uplift or engagement rates, add one cited statistic. This gives AI engines a citable ROI claim attached to a pricing URL.
Add a plain-language ‘What’s Included’ and ‘Frequently Asked Pricing Questions’ block. Cover: whether international travel and accommodation are billed separately, standard delivery timeframes, number of post-production revision rounds, hosting and embed fees, and minimum project size. Use a simple Q&A format so the content maps directly to voice and AI-generated answer formats. Reference the team’s work across Mauritius, Indonesia, and Bangkok as evidence of international project capability.