Question 1

How much does a custom VR training simulation cost?

Accepted Answer

A custom VR training simulation from Nexus Play VR costs between $2,500 and $45,000 depending on complexity. A focused prototype costs $2,500 to $5,000 and is delivered in 14 to 21 days. A full production training module costs $8,500 to $15,000 and takes 4 to 8 weeks. An enterprise multi-module training system costs $18,000 to $45,000. Final price depends on the number of scenes, industry compliance requirements, and interactivity level. All pricing is confirmed after a free 30-minute discovery call.

Question 2

How long does it take to build a VR training simulation?

Accepted Answer

A focused VR training prototype takes 14 to 21 days to deliver. A full production training module takes 4 to 8 weeks. An enterprise multi-module training system timeline is determined after the initial discovery call based on scope. Nexus Play VR builds all simulations in Unity and deploys them on Meta Quest headsets.

Question 3

What types of VR training simulations does Nexus Play VR build?

Accepted Answer

Nexus Play VR builds seven types of VR training simulations: VR safety training including fire safety, PPE, hazard recognition, and emergency response; VR driving training for driving schools and fleet operators; VR inspection training for aircraft, equipment, and facility inspection; VR customer service training for retail and hospitality; VR healthcare and caregiving training; VR workforce onboarding for new employee induction; and custom VR training modules built from any SOP, checklist, or training workflow.

Question 4

What platforms do your VR training simulations run on?

Accepted Answer

Nexus Play VR builds all simulations for Meta Quest standalone headsets as the primary platform. We also support PC VR for connected headsets. All simulations are built in Unity. WebXR and mobile options can be discussed depending on deployment requirements.

Question 5

Can you convert our existing training materials into a VR simulation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Nexus Play VR takes your existing SOPs, checklists, training videos, manuals, or rough ideas and converts them into interactive VR training simulations. You share your training materials in a 30-minute discovery call and we map out the key steps, interactions, and assessment points before building anything.

Question 6

What industries does Nexus Play VR serve?

Accepted Answer

Nexus Play VR serves companies in aviation, oil and gas, construction, manufacturing, fleet transport, logistics, driving schools, healthcare, retail, hospitality, food and beverage, and any industry with training that is expensive, risky, or hard to repeat safely. We have built deployed simulations for aviation inspection, fleet driver training, fire safety, drone operations, customer service, and hospitality onboarding.

Question 7

Do you offer a money-back guarantee or risk-free option?

Accepted Answer

Nexus Play VR offers a Prototype Sprint at $2,500 to $5,000 as a low-risk starting point. This gives companies a working VR prototype to test internally before committing to a full module. There is no long-term commitment required beyond the prototype. Most clients use the prototype to get internal stakeholder approval before proceeding to a full module.

Question 8

How many VR training simulations has Nexus Play VR delivered?

Accepted Answer

Nexus Play VR has delivered over 50 XR projects and has built six deployed VR training simulations: a helicopter pre-flight inspection simulation for aviation, a car driving simulation for fleet and driving schools, a fire safety simulation for construction and manufacturing, a drone flying simulation for logistics, a customer service training simulation for retail, and a hospitality staff onboarding simulation. The studio holds a 5.0 star rating from 49 verified client reviews and is Top Rated Plus on Upwork.

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