3D Product Configurator Development

The products you want to configure, the options and rules for each, the platforms involved (website, shop, CRM), and the state of your 3D models or photos. Examples of two or three real products are the most useful. With that, we can give a project-specific estimate and say which parts are the biggest unknowns.

Yes. We design touch controls from the start and test on mid-range phones, not only on fast laptops. Models and textures are optimized for size, and devices that cannot handle full 3D get a lighter view, such as a 2D preview. Many of your customers will use a phone, so this is not an afterthought.

Generally, yes. Both platforms expose APIs for products, variants and carts, so a chosen configuration can be passed into a cart or a quote request. The exact approach depends on your theme, plan and checkout. We confirm it during discovery, before you commit, so there are no surprises later. If your shop needs a custom checkout step, we flag that early.

If you have 3D models, glTF or GLB files are ideal, and we can convert from common CAD and mesh formats. If not, we can work from product photos, dimensions and texture samples, or build a 2D photo-based visualizer instead. We review your assets early and tell you what needs preparing.

A configurator for one product often takes a couple of months. A multi-product visualizer with an admin area takes longer. Asset quality and the number of options are the biggest factors. We build in stages and show a working preview early, so you can judge the look and feel well before the end.

Yes, if your pricing follows rules, such as a base price plus option costs, size-based pricing or tiers. We build those rules into the configurator, so the price updates as options change, and the final configuration can go to a quote request or cart. Complex custom quotes can still be reviewed by your team.

Yes. A configuration can be saved as a link, a PDF summary or a quote request, so customers can return to it, share it with a partner or send it to your sales team. The same data can go into your CRM or production workflow, which removes the retyping that causes order mistakes.

Yes. Photo-based room scenes, where products are applied to surfaces in a real photograph, are lighter and often more realistic than full 3D, and they run on more devices. We help you choose between 2D, 3D or a mix based on your products, your assets and the devices your customers use most.