Pin 360 photos and drone panoramas to your floor plan or site plan, keep each visit as its own dated collection, and share with a link. A lightweight option for teams that need simple plan-linked photo documentation without enterprise site-documentation software — not virtual tours. Plans start at $9/mo, with Pro at $24/mo.
No credit card required to create a free account!
“…a large gap in the market for lesser functioning and lesser cost offerings.”
“Most software seems geared toward virtual tours rather than inspection work.”
Small construction, engineering, and survey teams have used Momento360 to fill this gap for years
A flat monthly price for plan-linked 360 documentation — not a percent of project value, not per square foot. Self-serve plans start at $9/mo, with Pro at $24/mo for heavier site-documentation use. Business supports quotes, POs, and annual invoicing when procurement needs it.
For solo documentation and one-person firms.
✓ 360 photos & drone panoramas pinned to plans
✓ 10 plan drawings · 100 collections · 100 GB
✓ Password-protected shares & embeds
For week-in, week-out site documentation.
✓ Everything in Personal Plus, plus 250 GB
✓ Unlimited plan drawings & collections
✓ Bulk actions + copy placements across plan drawings
✓ XLSX annotation export & custom branding
“That’s it?” — design-build firm owner, on a recent pricing call
For teams with heavier storage, billing, procurement, or invoicing needs.
✓ Everything in Pro, plus 500 GB
✓ Additional storage available as an add-on
✓ Multi-user billing
✓ Quotes, POs & annual invoicing
Need a quote, PO, or annual invoice? Contact us.
There’s also a free tier to kick the tires — create a free account and upgrade when it sticks.
The pattern our construction customers settled into — 360 construction photo documentation the whole project team can actually use.
Shoot your weekly 360s — Ricoh, Insta360, drone panoramas, whatever you already carry.
Upload, then place each 360 on your floor plan or site plan. Multi-page plan sets are supported.
“Level 2 — May 12,” “Level 2 — May 19.” Construction progress photos stay organized and browsable by date.
Clients and the crew open it in any browser. No app, no viewer seats, no login to view.
A sample collection showing the mechanics: 360s pinned across a multi-sheet plan set. Open it full-screen — the plan comes up first; click a pin and look around. This viewer is exactly what your crew and clients see. Your project would show your job site, organized by visit.
The same plan-pinned pattern covers condition and asset documentation — infrastructure inspections organized by structure, with 360 photos on floor plans and site plans instead of scattered camera folders.
✓ Organize inspection 360s by structure or location on a site plan or campus map
✓ Keep every inspection as its own dated collection
✓ Embed collections in GIS dashboards, story maps, or internal pages — anywhere an embed works
You place each 360 on the plan yourself — there’s no auto-placement, and each visit’s new photos are placed fresh. One thing that does carry over: if a plan sheet gets revised, Pro can copy your existing placements onto the new sheet, so plan updates don’t cost you your pin map. What doesn’t exist yet is a timeline view between visits.
If weekly re-pinning — or comparing visits on one plan — would be the dealbreaker for your team, that’s useful to know: those are exactly the questions shaping what we build next.
✕ Not automated capture or automated photo placement
✕ Not progress tracking, timeline comparison, or BIM compare
✕ Not RFIs, punch lists, scheduling, or enterprise field-team administration
✕ Not a virtual-tour marketing tool — this is working documentation
If those are what you need, the enterprise tools are built for them. If what you actually use is plan-pinned photo documentation, that’s us — from $24/mo.
Replace or add photos and everything you’ve already shared keeps working: the embed on the project page, the QR code taped to the site board, the link in last month’s client email. Documentation you share today still resolves years from now.
Not for every team. If you need automated capture, progress tracking, BIM comparison, RFIs, schedule integration, or enterprise field workflows, those tools are built for that. Momento360 is for teams that need the simpler job done well: 360 photos and drone panoramas pinned to plans, organized by visit, and shared with a link.
Yes. Floor plans for indoor and building work, site plans or campus maps for outdoor areas — with multi-page plan sets in one project. Drone panoramas work too.
Virtual tours are built to market a finished space. Site documentation records an unfinished one: dated visits, plan context, password-protected sharing, and links that survive the whole project. If you want glossy marketing tours, there are better-suited tools — this one is for the work.
Yes. You can create a free account with no credit card required, upload your own 360 photos, and test the basic workflow. If you’d like a hand setting up a first site-documentation project, setup help is available.
Viewing never needs an account or a seat — share one link and the whole crew, and your clients, can open it in any browser. For uploading, one designated project owner handles uploads; if you need multiple billed users, the Business plan supports multi-user billing.
Review a live example, then create a free account when you’re ready to try it on your own project. No credit card required.
Questions about site documentation? Contact us and we’ll follow up by email.
