| Feature | krpano (Single Domain) | 3DVista (Pro) | Panoskin (Subscription) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | One-time (€250) | One-time (€250) | Monthly ($29/mo) | | Domain Limit | 1 domain | Unlimited (for output, but editor locked to 1 PC) | Unlimited (SaaS) | | Watermark Removal | Yes | Yes | Requires paid plan | | Royalties | No | No | No | | Editor GUI | Basic (XML required for advanced) | Drag-and-drop | Web-based |
If you hand over the tour files to a client and they host it on theirwebsite.com , your license (locked to your domain) will show a watermark. The client must either: krpano license
You must either:
In the world of 360-degree virtual tours and panoramic photography, few tools command as much respect as krpano. Known for its raw power, flexibility, and high-performance HTML5 output, it is the engine behind some of the most immersive web experiences on the internet. However, for developers, photographers, and agencies looking to integrate this software into their workflow, the first—and often most confusing—hurdle is understanding the . | Feature | krpano (Single Domain) | 3DVista