Settings › Plan gallery turns the 3D builder's template catalogue into a floor plan page for your website. You tick the plans to show (up to 24), give it a headline, turn on Published, and copy either the link or the embed code for any page of your site — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or anything that takes an HTML block; the embed sizes itself and passes your ad tracking along. Visitors see each plan drawn floor by floor and in 3D with the roof off, with the footprint, living space, shop, bedrooms, bathrooms and storeys, and narrow the list by size, storeys and bedrooms. Most viewed plans ranks the plans by the time visitors spend looking at them, with how often each was opened, by how many visitors and how many leads it brought in, for the last 30 or 90 days — and gives you the line for your marketing: "Our most-viewed 2,253 sq ft layout". Visitors are counted without a name, email, phone or IP until they choose to leave their details; then I like this one sends them into your pipeline through the same intake as your website form, with the plan's name, size and picture on the card. Exclusively for post-frame AND barndominium builders — the plans are barndominiums, shop houses and barns drawn to code.
Also called: floor plan gallery · barndominium floor plans on my website · embed floor plans on website · floor plan page for builder website · most popular floor plans · which floor plans do people look at · floor plan lead form
- 1Turn on Floor plan gallery for your website in Settings → Beta features.
- 2Open Settings → Plan gallery. Under Plans to show, filter by size, storeys and bedrooms and tap the plans you want; press Save.
- 3Turn on Published, then Copy embed code into a page of your website, or Copy link for a button, an ad or a QR code.
- 4Visitors browse, open a plan, look at it in 3D and press I like this one to send you their name and a phone or email.
- 5The lead lands in your pipeline from Floor plan gallery with the plan on the card; your usual routing and new-lead alerts apply.
- 6Read Most viewed plans to see which layouts your market spends the most time on.
Keith, after a call with Tonya Sanders at Okie Barndominiums on 10-23: a module so a builder's templates can be browsed on the builder's own website. Seeing which templates people spend the most time on tells the builder what the market wants and what to focus on; a visitor who picks one and fills the form reaches the builder as a lead with that plan attached — and the numbers make better marketing: "our number one layout people love for 2,400 sq ft".
- A website that shows photos but no floor plans a buyer can browse.
- No way to tell which layouts buyers actually study.
- Website leads that arrive with no idea what they want built.
