360 Photo Booth Singapore Price Guide: Video vs Photo, Space, Add-ons (2026)

Searching for a 360 photo booth Singapore price returns a confusing spread, partly because "360 photo booth" and "360 video booth" are the same product with two names, and partly because quotes bundle very different things. This guide explains what the 360 booth actually produces, the 2026 market ranges for 360 booth rental in Singapore, how much space it needs at a Dinner and Dance (DND), launch or roadshow, and which add-ons move the number.

360 video booth vs 360 photo booth: same thing, one output

A 360 booth, also called a 360 spinner booth or 360 slow motion booth, pairs a rotating camera arm with a platform. Guests step onto the platform, the camera orbits them once, and the system produces a slow-motion video with colour grading, music and a brand overlay applied the moment the shot is taken. Guests scan a QR code to download the clip and share it to Instagram, TikTok or their Stories. The output is a video, not a still, whichever name the vendor uses. If you want printed photos in hand, that is a different product: an instant-print photo booth or a phone-based booth.

• 360 video booth: slow-motion orbit clip, QR download, built for social sharing. One group at a time.
• Instant-print photo booth: printed strips or 4R photos on the spot plus digital copies. A fixed photo zone.
• Mobile photo booth (QR, no queue): every guest phone becomes the booth, photos stream to a live slideshow and gallery, unlimited prints run alongside. Widest coverage for a big room.

How much does a 360 photo booth cost in Singapore?

As a general 2026 Singapore market reference, and not any single vendor's list price: a 360 video booth starts from around S$688 to 700 for a 2-hour package, and typically runs S$800 to 1,800 for 2 to 4 hours once custom overlay and music are included. Fully branded setups with a custom backdrop, props and extended hours sit higher. Most DNDs and launches book 3 to 4 hours, which is the band most packages are priced around.

Pixanity quotes the 360 booth per event. The quote depends on date and venue, service hours plus load-in and load-out, expected headcount, and how much of the overlay, backdrop and prop design is customised to your key visual. WhatsApp us with date, venue and headcount for a quote, usually within one business day.

What changes a 360 booth rental quote

• Hours: the standard is 2 to 4 hours; each extra hour adds cost
• Overlay and music: a generic template is cheaper than a custom overlay built from your event key visual
• Backdrop: whatever is on the wall behind the platform becomes the background of every clip, so a themed backdrop is effectively the visual key of the video
• Props: prop signs are the single most effective way to stop guests freezing on camera; custom wording on the signs is where a campaign line naturally goes
• Crew: a 360 booth is operated, not self-service, so the crew is part of the package
• Deliverables: QR download on site is standard; a post-event bulk export is worth confirming

How much space does a 360 booth need?

The platform is about one metre across, but the zone needs more than the platform. Once you add the sweep of the rotating arm and a waiting line, allow roughly 2.5 by 2.5 metres. It runs indoors, in a ballroom foyer, an exhibition booth or a mall atrium, with a ring light and a backdrop behind. Groups of three or four can step on together; the arm brings each person through the frame, so in slow motion everyone gets their own moment. Groups tend to produce better clips than solos because there is more interaction to catch.

How to plan a 360 booth for your event

1. 01Confirm the date, venue and the 2.5 by 2.5 metre zone, ideally near the entrance or a high-footfall point
2. 02Send your key visual and logo so the overlay, on-screen signage and prop signs can be designed to match
3. 03Choose the backdrop: bring your own, or have one arranged in the event theme
4. 04Decide the hours; 3 to 4 hours covers arrival and the main programme at a DND
5. 05On the day, a printed sign at the zone explains the four steps (pick a prop, stand centre, the camera orbits, download) so guests brief themselves

Where the 360 booth fits

• Company Dinner and Dance: at the entrance as the arrival moment, red-carpet style, before the first speech
• Product launch: guests with the product in hand on the platform; the overlay carries the launch visual
• Brand pop-up or roadshow: shoppers create branded clips, which lifts dwell time and social sharing
• Fashion, beauty and luxury events: the orbit suits editorial-style content
• Campus and large public events: a shareable video keepsake for high footfall

For a large room, the usual pairing is a 360 booth as the showpiece plus a phone-based booth as the base, so the whole room is captured while the 360 zone handles the highlight moments. WhatsApp us with your date, venue and headcount and we will suggest a setup and a custom quote.