They compare variants
They change the layout, the color or the equipment and see the difference in the product right away.
3D configurator for your website
Layout, color and equipment shown in a 3D model. Pick a product below, change a few options and see how a configurator could work on your website.

Custom sauna · Patio cover · Inground pool
From a choice to a picture
Names and dimensions get a context. Variants are easier to compare when you can look at them.
They change the layout, the color or the equipment and see the difference in the product right away.
They view the interior and check how the moving parts work before they decide.
The same choices can go into the calculation and the PDF quote. The model shows the configuration the customer is pricing.

Upselling in the model
When customers switch to evening or sit on the bench, the model suggests what fits that moment. One click adds the option to the quote.
Your panel shows how much the suggestions added to the quote requests sent.
Custom 3D models
We build the model for your company. From photos, sketches and dimensions we recreate your product, together with the variants you offer your customers.
Photos, a sketch, dimensions. You show us your product and tell us what your customers should be able to change.
Follow the stages of building the model.
We match the model to the product and to the decisions your customer makes.
Yes. We connect the chosen fields of the form to the look, the dimensions and the equipment of the model. The range of changes and the available actions are agreed for your product. The examples above show part of what the prepared scenes can do.
Yes. Send photos, dimensions and a description of the variants. We will check whether a library model fits or a custom scene is needed. We agree on its scope and cost before the work starts.
Yes. Every plan includes a library model. Custom models depend on the plan and on the agreed complexity of the scene. The details are on the pricing page.
No. Photos show the real finish well, and a video can explain how a product works. A 3D model helps when the customer wants to compare combinations of variants, proportions or a layout. A form can combine these ways of presenting a product.
No. The model helps to view and discuss the chosen configuration. Measurements, site conditions and construction details are still confirmed by your company.
Tell us what you sell and which variants you want to show your customers.