A 3D product configurator for the website you already have.

No. The builder is added to the pages you already have, whatever your site runs on. Only the Standard plan includes a new store, and only if you want one.

People often use the words interchangeably. A product customizer usually means adding text, an image or a color to a product photo. A product configurator lets customers build the product itself, choosing sizes, layouts, materials and add-ons, with your pricing rules behind every choice. Ours do this in 3D.

On Shopify they check out through Shopify. On other sites, Standard adds a Stripe checkout so customers can pay a deposit or in full inside the builder. On any plan, they can send you a priced design as a quote request.

That's why we model your products instead of using a template. The tank demo places fittings to the inch, and the van demo folds a couch into a bed. If you can imagine it, we can build it in 3D.

Yes. Starter includes 3D models of up to 3 of your products and Standard up to 5. A model is one product, style or part, like a shed style, a pool shape or a van galley. Each model after that is $500. Every model is built from your actual products and set up so code can control it, with each door, panel and finish as a separate, labeled part, and you own the models.

Send them to us and we'll take a look. Models made for renderings usually need rework before a builder can control them, but if yours are built well enough to use, we'll use them, and they won't count toward the models your plan includes.

No. The 3D configurator embeds into any website, including WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow and custom sites. On those, customers send a quote request, and with Standard they can also pay a deposit or in full through Stripe. If you do use Shopify, Starter adds the builder to your current store and Standard rebuilds your store on Shopify.

Yes. You can edit prices, option names and lead times, and turn options on or off, at any time. Adding new 3D parts is a small project that we quote up front.

Most builders launch in four to eight weeks, depending on how many products we model.

It covers hosting, security, the software that runs your 3D configurator, and fixing anything that breaks, including keeping it working as Shopify and web browsers change. You can change prices, option names and lead times yourself at any time. If you want new options, 3D parts or products added, we quote that work before we start.

You can cancel with 30 days' notice. You keep your content and the 3D models of your products, and the builder itself, which is licensed through the monthly plan, goes offline.