180° scenes from VR studios, a player you look around in, and your catalog opened in DeoVR and HereSphere. Headset owners pay for subscriptions, and every subscription sold from your site is credited to your account.
Best fora wide VR site, the panorama on the first screen.
See the demoA VR scene is a half sphere, not a rectangle. The site's player shows it as one: you drag to look, and in a headset you step in.
Every site exposes its catalog to DeoVR and HereSphere. The visitor browses on a phone, then finds your site again in the headset.
The catalog comes from partner VR studios only. No flat scene slips in.
The studios allow us to copy their 180° stereo trailers. They are hosted by us and played in your player, the full scene stays at the studio. Straight, gay or trans, you pick the orientation at creation.
On your site
Under every scene, the link to the full scene carries your affiliate code. The visitor subscribes at the studio, the studio pays you, under your program with them.
Your codes
A VR site runs on the engine of every Jimp site: unique text, scheduled publishing, indexing within the hour, share cards.
Included
No. In a browser, you drag inside the picture to look around, with a mouse or a finger. The headset is for stepping in, from the site or from DeoVR and HereSphere.
From partner VR studios, who allow us in writing to copy their trailers. No tube, no flat scene.
By the studio, on every subscription sold with your code. Jimp does not touch that money.
No, a VR site serves VR only. For regular videos, build a video site next to it: your plan counts sites, not their type.
All of them, from Starter, like every template.
Niche, name, colors. The rest is already done.
