Planpoint Viewer shows renters your floor plans, availability, prices, interior photos and 360° tours in one place. When they find the right unit, they book a visit through Calendly.
You just used one. Apartment mapping turns a rental community into an interactive map of its actual units. A prospect can see what's available, what it costs and what it looks like inside, then book a visit, all in one place. Instead of a downloadable floor plan PDF and a phone call, the whole building becomes something renters can explore and act on. The map above is a real Planpoint Viewer.
Everything below is what gets units leased.
Every unit is colour-coded, so a renter knows in one second what they can lease today. There are no outdated listings to sort through.
Renters filter by beds, price, floor and orientation, and the building narrows to the handful of units that fit.
Interior photos and 360° tours are attached to the exact unit a renter is looking at, so they can walk through the apartment from their couch.
When a renter is ready, they book straight into your team's calendar through Calendly. The lead lands warm, with the unit already chosen.
Think about how a rental usually gets marketed. A prospect finds a static site plan, cannot tell what is available, and emails to ask. Someone on your team replies a day later, by which point three other units have leased. Half the conversation is just relaying information a map could have shown instantly.
Apartment mapping removes that whole back-and-forth. Prospects check what fits their budget, pick the unit they want and book their own visit. Your leasing team spends its time on people who already know what they want, and the units that were invisible in a PDF start getting noticed. Faster answers mean fewer empty days, which means more rent collected on every unit.
Most mapping tools were built for a single building. Rentals rarely work that way. You have phases releasing over time, several buildings in one community, and units that are coming soon before they are ready to lease.
Planpoint maps all of it on one canvas. Show the whole community, let renters move between buildings and phases, and use coming-soon and waitlist states to build demand for what has not launched yet. A prospect sees everywhere they could live in the community, including what isn't available this week. As each phase opens, your Viewer is already there to catch the interest you have been building.
Turn your property into an interactive stacking plan renters can explore and book from.
Apartment mapping turns a rental community's units into an interactive map that shows live availability, pricing, interior photos and 360° tours, and lets prospects book a visit. It replaces static site plans and PDFs with something renters can explore and act on directly from your leasing page
Yes. Availability and pricing update in real time. When your team leases a unit or changes a price, every map showing that community reflects it instantly.
A static map is a picture. It goes out of date the moment a unit leases, and it cannot answer a prospect's questions. An interactive apartment map reads live availability and pricing, attaches photos and tours to each unit, and lets renters see the floor plan, so it works as a leasing tool rather than a brochure.
Yes. Planpoint maps multiple buildings and phases on one canvas, with coming-soon and waitlist states, so you can build demand ahead of each release and keep one map for the whole community.
Yes. When a renter selects a unit, they can book straight into your team's calendar through Calendly, with the chosen apartment already attached to the lead.
It embeds on your existing leasing site with a single snippet and works on desktop, mobile, and touchscreen displays in your leasing office.
"We manage thousands of units, and the hard part is always moving a prospect from interested to booked without a dozen back-and-forth emails. Planpoint's apartment mapping handles that for us. People see what's available, filter to what fits, and book a visit on their own. Our leasing teams get to spend their time on real prospects instead of answering 'what's still available' all day."
Vernon Reid, Director of leasing at Silverlane
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